Sports activities near the Morbihan campsite
Selection of outdoor activities in Morbihan
Morbihan is the perfect destination for dynamic families who love active vacations and even sports holidays. Between land and sea, there’s a rare variety of outdoor activities to discover. In addition to beach games and fishing, you can discover original activities such as visiting the Carnac alignments on a Gyropod.
On the beaches of the Quiberon peninsula, low tide is the perfect time to try out sand yachting, for a leisurely or more sporting excursion, depending on the strength of the wind! Numerous equestrian centers offer rides along the coastline and beaches at sunset. And discover the leisure centers and adventure parks close to your Morbihan campsite!
Water sports near the campsite
Situated on a peninsula at the entrance to the Gulf of Morbihan, Locmariaquer boasts a double coastline, with the Auray River to the east and Quiberon Bay to the west. Water sports abound!
On the Pointe de Kerpenhir, the Société Nautique de Locmariaquer offers sailing courses, boat trips and wingsurfing sessions. Other clubs close to the campsite, on the Gulf of Morbihan or on the Quiberon peninsula, offer sailing, as well asthrilling activities such as jet-skiing and towed buoys.
Fishing guides also offer introductory outings offshore or on the coast to try your hand at fishing on foot!
Locmariaquer:
a hiker’s paradise
Camping on the GR34,
must-see trail
From Mont-Saint-Michel to Saint-Nazaire, the GR34 is a legendary hiking trail that follows the Breton coastline for 2,000 km.
From the campsite in Locmariaquer, you can follow the legendary “sentier des douaniers” (customs path) and walk around the Gulf of Morbihan, explore the coastline of La Trinité-sur-Mer and Carnac, or discover the wild coastline of the Quiberon peninsula.
For a family outing or a multi-day hike, you’ve found your ideal starting point!
Bike tours
around the campsite
The Locmariaquer area also boasts a number of pleasant circuits for cycling enthusiasts. For the whole family, a loop of around an hour and a half allows you to discover the great megalithic sites and natural areas of the peninsula.
Other beautiful cycle routes take you along the banks of the Auray river, through the Breton countryside or around the Quiberon peninsula. Whether you’re on a mountain bike, VTC or electric bike, choose your ride!
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