Camping La Fontaine du Hallate

There is no better way to discover the Morbihan than on foot or by bike. There are numerous coastline walks that offer a great vantage point to see local wildlife and the boats cruising across the Gulf of Morbihan. The cycling routes in our area are being further developed but there are existing routes in place allowing you to roam the Morbihan on two wheels.

There are many sites on the campsite's doorstep including the town of Plougoumelen with its charming old church la chapelle de Lestréviau, and the hamlet of Cahire, best known for its charming thatched roofs. Nearby Baden is a popular spot for tourists with an 18-hole golf course and the Port-Blanc which is the starting point for many shuttle boats and excursions to the l'Ile-aux-Moines.

Within five and 10 kilometres of the campsite you can visit the town of Le Bono with its old suspension bridge designed by none other than Gustave Eiffel (of Eiffel Tower fame!). Larmor-Baden is a charming seaside resort with a wonderful relaxed atmosphere and numerous activities and sites including the port where you can catch a boat to visit Cairn de Gavrinis home to old spiralling carvings on the walls or the Gavrinis tomb believed to be from the New Stone Age era. It's also possible to walk across to the l'Ile de Berder from the mainland at Lamor-Baden during low tide.

For longer day trips you can visit the towns and cities further afield in the region, such as Locmariaquer, La Trinité sur Mer, Carnac, Quiberon and Lorient.