Activities further afield

Seaview, 4200m² floor area, 18 bathrooms, a bargain !

Built in the 13th century, this former hunting residence of the Dukes of Brittany is now home to temporary and permanent exhibitions (medieval paving stones, life in the Middle Ages, Dukes of Brittany, the restoration of the Château…). It is also the setting for historical shows.

18 reasons to fall out with a friend.

In the heart of southern Brittany’s bird sanctuary, enjoy a round of golf amongst the herons and egrets on this fabulous course boasting a coastal backdrop. You’ll appreciate the stunning setting and the quality of the course.

Capital of the Morbihan

Vannes is the administrative centre of Morbihan and was built in the shape of an amphitheatre around the Gulf of Morbihan. The “vieille ville” (old town) is surrounded by ramparts and centred around Saint Pierre Cathedral. The town centre is brimming with shops and restaurants located within traditional timber-framed buildings.

A zoo, a botanical park and a climbing adventure

Branféré is an original concept that brings together no less than 1000 animals originating from all five continents, a botanic park with century-old trees, a leisure park (parcabout®) and an educational centre.

If you would like further information on all of the activities taking place on the Rhuys peninsula, take a look at the tourist information centre.