Exceptional tours just a stone’s throw from the campsite in Sarzeau
Discovering Port-Navalo and the mare current
Port-Navalo is a charming Breton port of call, ideally located at the entrance to the Gulf of Morbihan.
Its panorama offers a spectacular view of the tumultuous waters of the Mare current. This picturesque little port invites you to relax and marvel at the ballet of boats.
Between authenticity and nature, Port-Navalo is a unique place to enjoy the Breton landscapes, explore the coastal paths and savor the maritime atmosphere.
Suscinio Castle, a plunge into the heart of the Middle Ages
Just a stone’s throw from Les Genêts campsite, the Château de Suscinio opens its doors to you. Meet the Dukes of Brittany. Visit this landmark of Morbihan history and plunge into the heart of the Middle Ages!
This place steeped in history located on an exceptional site south of the Rhuys Peninsula welcomes you for a journey through time and the imaginary. Discover the Château de Suscinio, from the passageways and walkways to the rooms and staircases of this vast 13thᵉ century princely residence.
Throughout the year, the Château de Suscinio hosts numerous cultural events. On the program: medieval festivals, theater, concerts and music festivals, children’s workshops. Take the opportunity to discover the Pointe de Penvins and its chapel with your feet in the water.
Unique concentration of megaliths in Morbihan
Follow in the footsteps of the Celts and visit the must-see megalithic sites in Morbihan: the Cairn du Petit Mont and the Butte César in Arzon, the Table des Marchands in Locmariaquer, the Carnac alignments.
The Gulf of Morbihan is home to a large number of megaliths, unique in Europe and dating back to the Neolithic period, including the island of Gavrinis, which can be visited by boat from Port-Navalo. Menhirs, tumuli, stone tablets, cairns, dolmen – these monuments sculpt the landscape and dot the region, silent witnesses to another age.
Did you know? The average menhir weighs 100 tons!
+ More about megalithsVisit the islands around Sarzeau
The Breton islands of Houat, Hoedic, Arz, Île-aux-Moines and Belle-Île offer a variety of experiences in Southern Brittany.
In Houat and Hoedic, discover secludedbeaches such as Treac’h ar Salus or easy-to-explore walking trails. Arz, nicknamed “l’île des Capitaines”, offers historical tours such as the Musée Marins et Capitaines.
Île-aux-Moines features a charming village and small coves within easy walking distance. Belle-Île is famous for its Port-Coton needles, the Vauban Citadel and the Pointe des Poulains.
Natural sites in Morbihan
Morbihan is home to many natural sites to discover. The salt marshes bear witness to traditional know-how in harmony with the sea.
The Séné nature reserve is an ideal place to observe migratory birds in their natural habitat. The Etang du Duer, with its peaceful, green setting, is ideal for peaceful walks in the heart of nature.
These areas offer a great opportunity to enjoy the diversity of the local landscape.
Local markets: enjoy Brittany!
Take advantage of your stay at Les Genêts campsite in Sarzeau to discover local produce. Meet local producers and craftsmen at one of the many markets on the Presqu’île de Rhuys.
Monday :
Port Crouesty (Sarzeau: port St-Jacques: July and August)
Tuesday :
Arzon (Sarzeau: July-August: organic market at Bellevue farm from 5:30 p.m.)
Wednesday :
Vannes (Sarzeau: fair on the 3rdᵉ Wednesday of the month; St-Gildas de Rhuys: in July and August: organic market)
Thursday :
Sarzeau Place des Trinitaires 8 a.m. / 1:30 p.m.
Friday :
Saint Armel (Port-Navalo: July-August)
Saturday :
Sarzeau (organic food market – place de l’église) Vannes 8 am / 1:30 pm
Sunday:
Saint-Gildas-de-Rhuys (place de l’église)
