Camping Kerzerho

Take another look at the site pics to see some of the smashingly scenic places to get to around Morbihan, the Brittany coast and inland, like Quiberon, St Cado, Auray, Belz, local town Erdeven and other seaside towns and sandy beaches. Ancient Quiberon is the ancient capital of cider centre Cornouaille and should be near the top of a Brittany travel list, to see its old half-timbered houses, eleventh century Locmaria Church and the small city museum, telling the tale of the town and those who lived there. For even further-back ancientness, get along to the stones of Carnac, hailed for years as one of the most important megalithic sites in Europe: its 3000 stones here make up the biggest collection of such in the world. East of the town is the huge prehistoric grave mound of the Tumulus of St. Michel, over 125 metres long and about 50 metres high. After seeing that, Carnac has more beaut beaches to roam and sunbathe on, and do have a walk on the waterfront and lunch in one of the restaurants too. More beaches are at La Grande Plage, Saint-Pierre and Penthievre; for an old port, make your way to St Goustan, and for boat trips, hail a craft from the historic town of Vannes to get to Morbihan Gulf isles like Belle Ile En Mer, Houat, Hoëdic and Groix L'Ile d'Arz. Traditional pubs and restaurants are all around too, for sampling Brittany seafood (a must), Breton galettes (also a must) and the region's famed Muscadet wine: et yes, also very much a must.