From Camping Kerzerho, the treasures of Morbihan and Southern Brittany are yours to explore in less than an hour’s drive. Characterful towns, preserved natural sites, picturesque harbours and Breton heritage gems: each destination promises a unique experience.
35 km from Erdeven — 40 min by car
Between maritime culture, Celtic spirit and urban energy, Lorient is a must-see stop in Morbihan.
Lorient is above all a lively and endearing harbour city. Stroll along the quays and admire the comings and goings of the boats. Étang du Ter offers a peaceful haven for a walk or bike ride.
The Cité de la Voile Éric Tabarly, an iconic venue dedicated to sailing. The Submarine Museum, where you can dive into the history of the naval base. An unmissable cultural duo!
Every year in early August, the Festival Interceltique brings together thousands of artists and visitors. Sports fans will know the Stade du Moustoir, home of Les Merlus.
Sweet break at Café Diem, a local institution. Friendly bars: BDF for concerts or Ma Target for darts. Near the Cité de la Voile: La Baleine Déshydratée, facing the harbour roadstead.
Just a few minutes from Lorient, the Terres de Nataé zoo is a must-visit for families. A committed wildlife park in a green and immersive setting.
35 km from Erdeven — 40 min by car
The capital of Morbihan, Vannes charms visitors with its medieval character, lively marina and proximity to the Gulf of Morbihan.
Picturesque lanes, colourful Breton houses, Saint-Pierre Cathedral, the “La Cohue” Museum of Fine Arts. Les Halles des Lices and market stalls offer an authentic glimpse of local life.
Remarkably preserved ramparts and flower-filled gardens. The marina is ideal for strolling, relaxing on a terrace or enjoying an ice cream facing the boats.
From the harbour, set off for a crossing to Île-aux-Moines or explore the many islands of the Gulf on a guided boat trip.
La Rabine stadium for sporting events. The beaches of the Rhuys peninsula for a seaside escape to extend the day.
45 km from Erdeven — 50 min by car
The best way to discover Guidel is to extend your getaway after Lorient, by taking the beach road.
Guidel-Plage offers a gentle, family-friendly atmosphere. A perfect spot for paddleboarding, sunbathing or walking barefoot in the sand. The beaches of Le Pouldu, La Falaise and the wild coves will delight nature lovers.
Coastal paths along the ria, seabird watching and breathtaking panoramas. The small marina is also worth a stop.
O’Roof bar, facing the ocean. La Moule Qui Soul restaurant, local specialities and seafood in a warm atmosphere.
From Lorient to Guidel — around 45 km from Erdeven
After discovering Lorient, extend your getaway by following the superb beach road.
Set facing the sea on a small islet accessible at low tide, it offers an unusual and iconic landscape. The perfect place for a souvenir photo!
A refined and lively seaside resort. Its main beach with views over Port-Louis appeals to walkers and relaxation lovers alike. Restaurants, lively terraces and casino.
All along the route, discover the harbours of Courégant, Lomener and Kerroc’h. Timeless places: quiet lanes, hidden coves, colourful trawlers and endless horizons.
A small detour via Port-Maria, a typically Breton seaside spot. The charm of fishing boats and a gentle way of life. A pleasant stop to admire the coastline.
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