In the commune of Erdeven, between the Ria d’Étel and the wide beaches of the Atlantic, the 4-star Camping Kerzerho is the ideal starting point for discovering a rich heritage: thousand-year-old megaliths, fine sandy beaches, coastal paths and Breton flavours.
Directly accessible from the campsite
Directly accessible from the campsite, the Kerzerho alignments are one of the most impressive megalithic sites in Brittany. These menhirs, the tallest of which reach nearly 6 metres high, stretch for around 2 kilometres through the Erdeven countryside.
Dating from the Neolithic period, these alignments are among the third largest in Brittany, after Carnac. They are freely accessible and best discovered on foot or by bike, along paths lined with broom and gorse. Also set off to discover the calvaries, chapels and fountains scattered through the countryside: all are witnesses to Breton heritage.
Accessible by walking and cycling paths from the campsite
The campsite is connected to the immense Kerhilio Beach by walking and cycling paths. Supervised in summer, this fine sandy beach stretches for several kilometres, ideal for family swimming, land sailing and sunset walks.
Kerminihy Beach, further south, is a renowned naturist beach in a wild and preserved setting. Saint-Barbe Beach, facing due west, is popular with surfers and board sports enthusiasts.
Erdeven offers a dense network of marked trails: the coastal path follows the shoreline with breathtaking panoramas, while the inland routes cross heathland and woodland.
Cover photo: Yvan Zedda — Photos: Loïc Kersuzan — Morbihan Tourisme
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