Camping Le Lac

Carnac and La Trinité sur Mer are the main two draws around here, after all your days around Camping Le Lac's waters and grounds. As the kids will likely insist, make for the coast first, for spectacular Brittany beaches including the sheltered sands of Kervillen at Trinité sur Mer; boat trips from town around the Gulf of Morbihan, and pottering around La Trinité's harbour on a thorough investigation of the local seafood. Nearby Carnac is world famed for its prehistoric stones – all 3,000 making up the biggest collection of such rocks on the planet. The Maison des Mégalithe at the site tells the stony tale of Carnac via a film in English or French; guided tours around the stones are available in English in July and August. About 10 minutes' walk from here, delve into the story still deeper with the assistance of the 6,000 exhibits of Carnac's museum of prehistory. Around the modern Carnac-Plage part of town, check out the yacht club, thalassotherapy centre, five sandy beaches and the famed Saint-Georges and Chez Marie crêperies, or potter back to Trinité sur Mer along the scenic coastal path.