SOUTHERN BRITTANY
MORBIHAN:
From Gulf Islands to Breton Legendary Lands
Let yourself be enchanted
by its many charms
and warm welcome.
Holidays in Morbihan: Between Gulf & Breton Islands
In southern Brittany, Morbihan reveals its treasures between land and sea. From the Gulf dotted with islands to the beaches of the Quiberon peninsula, via the Brocéliande forest, the department combines maritime heritage and Breton traditions. From holiday cottage rentals in Morbihan to charming bed & breakfasts, over XXX certified accommodations promise authentic stays.
Accommodation:
Morbihan, Land of Welcome & Traditions
Accommodation in Morbihan invites you to discover every facet of this exceptional territory. On the Gulf islands, former fishermen’s houses tastefully renovated welcome visitors seeking maritime authenticity, whilst charming cottages nestled in preserved villages offer immersion in local life. Along the coastline, from Quiberon to Carnac, ocean-facing villas promise mornings lulled by the sound of waves.
In the heart of Vannes, bed & breakfasts housed in historic residences tell the story of the medieval city. Set back from the coast, holiday rentals near peninsula beaches combine modern comfort with Breton charm, whilst character accommodation in Brocéliande forest invites discovery of Arthurian legends.
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From Gulf to Legendary Lands: A Mosaic of Discoveries
Morbihan unfolds its landscapes like living paintings. Belle-Île-en-Mer and Groix Island maintain their island traditions, whilst Lorient celebrates its maritime history with its five ports. The Gulf of Morbihan, a true inland sea dotted with 42 islands, harbours natural and heritage treasures.
Heritage Between History and Legends
Morbihan reveals its treasures along coastal paths and inland routes. The port of Vannes and its medieval town enchant with their timber-framed houses and preserved ramparts. Further west, the mysterious megalithic alignments of Carnac testify to millennial history. The sanctuary of Sainte-Anne d’Auray, a major Breton pilgrimage site, attracts visitors from around the world, whilst the majestic citadel of Port-Louis watches over the harbour. Lorient, city of five ports, celebrates its maritime history through its Cité de la Voile Eric Tabarly, whilst the mythical Brocéliande forest perpetuates the legends of Merlin the Enchanter.
Morbihan Flavours & Gastronomy
Morbihan celebrates gastronomy between land and sea with its eight Michelin-starred restaurants, including Tête en l’Air in Vannes and Le Pressoir in Saint-Avé, which showcase local produce. From artisan crêperies to harbour tables, Breton tradition is expressed through Gulf oysters, Guéméné andouille sausage, buckwheat galettes and kouign-amann. Markets overflow with specialities where seafood, artisan ciders and Breton pastries tell the gourmet story of this exceptional territory.
Morbihan Through the Seasons
Maritime Spring The Gulf awakens to the rhythm of tides. The first sailing boats dance between the islands. Hikers rediscover the customs officers’ path, whilst Vannes terraces come alive under the spring sun.
Festival Summer The Interceltique Festival makes Lorient vibrate to the sounds of bagpipes. The Quiberon peninsula welcomes beach and thalassotherapy enthusiasts. The eight starred restaurants, including Tête en l’Air in Vannes and Le Pressoir in Saint-Avé, showcase summer seafood menus.
Autumn of Flavours Gulf oysters reach their peak. Brocéliande forests dress their legends in flamboyant colours. Markets overflow with local products: Guéméné andouille, artisan cider and Breton far cake.
Authentic Winter Storms offer a grandiose spectacle on the wild coast. Rock pool fishermen take advantage of spring tides. In villages, crêperies and bistros offer their comforting specialities: kouign-amann, buckwheat galettes and seafood dishes.
Looking for a hidden gem? A great deal?
Dive into Morbihan, a land of contrast where islands and legends blend harmoniously. From the mystical Gulf dotted with 42 islands to the medieval streets of Vannes, via the megalithic sites of Carnac and the legendary Brocéliande forest, discover a department between Celtic heritage and maritime tradition that will enchant you in every season.
Looking for a hidden gem? A great deal?
Comfort, charm and great prices! Carefully selected by our teams
Accommodation in Morbihan invites you to discover every facet of this exceptional territory. On the Gulf islands, former fishermen’s houses tastefully renovated welcome visitors seeking maritime authenticity, whilst charming cottages nestled in preserved villages offer immersion in local life. Along the coastline, from Quiberon to Carnac, ocean-facing villas promise mornings lulled by the sound of waves.
In the heart of Vannes, bed & breakfasts housed in historic residences tell the story of the medieval city. Set back from the coast, holiday rentals near peninsula beaches combine modern comfort with Breton charm, whilst character accommodation in Brocéliande forest invites discovery of Arthurian legends.
