Cities and ports

The South of Morbihan has a rich cultural and historical heritage: medieval town center of Vannes, port of Saint Goustan in Auray, megalithic sites of Carnac, fishing village of Locmariaquer ... each city tells a story ...

    Ancient medieval towns of Morbihan The ancient medieval towns of Morbihan are discovered from the seas side with Vannes or Auray but also land side with small cities of character with historical and architectural heritage preserved...
   Locmariaquer Near La Trinité sur Mer, discover the peninsula of Locmariaquer: known for its megaliths, such as the famous dolmen of "La Table des Marchands" or "Le Grand Menhir Brisé", Locmariaquer is also a typical Breton village at the entrance of the Gulf of Morbihan ...
   Carnac Carnac is both a land of history and holiday resort. Carnac is a renowned seaside resort in Brittany, also famous for its alignments of menhirs and other megalithic sites.
   La Trinité sur Mer La Trinité sur Mer is a very pleasant sea resort, with many beaches and surrounded with natural spaces. From the campsite, by foot of by bike, nothing is easier than reaching the harbour of La Trinité and discovering the charms of the town centre...
   Auray / Saint Goustan Auray, city of art and history is appreciated by visitors for its cobbled streets, half-timbered houses and its port of Saint Goustan on the banks of the river Loch.
   Vannes Take the time to visit the old historic center of Vannes! Located at the bottom of the Gulf of Morbihan, this city was created two thousand years ago. Vannes has preserved its medieval houses, ramparts and alleys where it is good to stroll ...
 
 And nature... 
    Landscapes Looking for ideas for rides or to better know the country before coming on vacation ? Here are some of the most beautiful natural sites to admire in South Brittany.
 