Discover Morbihan and the Etel ria

A SMALL INLAND SEA TO DISCOVER...

Discover Etel and its bar, Belz and the island of Saint-Cado, Locoal-Mendon where land, water and sky merge. In Erdeven, dunes, menhirs, dolmens and cromlechs stand side by side with calvaries and chapels. In Belz, the Pont Lorois links the Lorient and Auray regions, and leads to the major tourist resorts of southern Brittany.

Local markets

Discover the region through the products of our local farmers and producers, and meet them at the markets.

As we all know, going to the markets on holiday is a must. Getting up in the morning and discovering the country with its stalls and products has a very special charm. And because we’re here to help you have the best possible holiday, we’ve put together a list of the markets in the area.

Parfait pour découvrir les spécialités locales !

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The islands

The island of Saint-Cado

Less well known than the Gulf of Morbihan, the Ria d'Etel, south of Lorient, is just as beautiful.

It's a miniature sea, an arm of the sea that has carved out a setting of clear waters inland where small islands dotted with chapels and fountains abound. The most secret of the Morbihan's "little seas" is bottle-shaped, narrow at its mouth and widening downstream.

It is not easily conquered as a nasty bar blocks access to its harbour. Made up of huge sandbars moving under the pressure of opposing currents, the bar is constantly moving! Its dangerous eddies are a sailor's nightmare. It is from the top of the dunes of "La falaise" that you can best observe the astonishing spectacle of the waves raised by this man-eater. As well as its long beaches, the ria harbours a rare gem in its midst: the islet of Saint-Cado. An island love linked to the mainland by a stone bridge ...

Breton towns

Vannes, a city of art and history

Sheltered behind its medieval ramparts and fortified towers, the town of Vannes offers visitors some magnificent architectural surprises: pretty cobbled streets leading to Saint Pierre's cathedral, timber-framed houses, French-style gardens, old wash-houses, private mansions... And to top it all off, there's a pretty marina in the heart of the town centre. Every year, for 3 days in July, enjoy the Fêtes Historiques: immerse yourself in a medieval atmosphere in the heart of a town full of character. On the programme: falconry shows, artillery demonstrations, medieval cuisine.... With its warm, festive atmosphere, Vannes is sure to appeal to young and old alike!

Quiberon, the ideal destination for sea and nature lovers

During your stay at Camping Paradis Moulin des Oies in Belz, discover Quiberon and its wild nature! On the programme: miles of wild coastline, numerous sandy beaches, two harbours, a multitude of water sports activities, numerous hiking trails, cruises off the islands of Belle-île-en-Mer, Houat and Hoedic and, above all, breathtaking scenery! In summer, take the Corkscrew to the Quiberon peninsula! Forget the traffic jams and take advantage of a train like no other, which will take you from Ploemel all the way to the peninsula!

Discover the town of Carnac, its megalithic site, thalassotherapy, casino and sandy beaches

Carnac is undoubtedly famous for its alignments! There are almost 4,000 standing stones, erected between 5,000 and 2,000 BC and stretching for more than 4 kilometres. As well as its megalithic appeal, Carnac is also a gentle, pleasant seaside resort, an ideal family destination. Lovers of sand, sun and swimming will be delighted by Carnac's large beach and the beach at St Colomban. For nature lovers, there's also plenty to do: the resort's natural heritage offers rich and varied countryside, forests and moorland landscapes.