Campsite near Lorient
Discover Lorient, its base and its festival
Located in the Morbihan region, Lorient is the meeting place of the Celts, and an integral part of the Breton heritage. On a vacation at a campsite near Lorient, you’ll have the opportunity to visit the town on many occasions, as well as discovering the surrounding areas such as Larmor-Plage, Lanester, Ploemeur and Guidel. Just 25 minutes away, our campsite has everything you need to discover this multi-faceted city.
Your stay at our campsite near Lorient
Close to Le Kergariou campsite, Lorient is the ideal place to combine sporting and cultural activities, relaxation and hiking. Spend a day immersed in the history of this city with its military past, or discover the world of sailing. You’ll also find plenty of activities for children: zip lines, playgrounds, lasergames, bowling, etc. The wild Finistère and Morbihan coasts are just around the corner.
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Would you like to join us for your vacation in South Finistère? We offer pitches and several types of accommodation for a camping vacation that’s just right for you and your family. You can contact us by phone for a direct booking, or book online.
What to expect in Lorient
Whether you’re a fisherman, yachtsman or simply a lover of the sea, Lorient offers the ideal setting. There are many places to discover in this beautiful Morbihan town, including the Base sous-marine and the Cité de la Voile. Lorient is also famous for its Interceltic Festival, which attracts thousands of visitors every year. Finally, Lorient is the starting point for a visit to the island of Groix.
The Submarine Base and the Cité de la Voile
The Keroman submarine base reflects Lorient’s military past. Now home to a number of companies, it’s also the perfect place for history and sailing enthusiasts. In fact, many racing yachts originate from Lorient, so you may be lucky enough to catch a glimpse of one at the Base.
On one side, the Flore S645 submarine and its museum in the Davis Tower. This visit doesn’t stop at a room with historical artifacts, and you can learn in detail about the past of this military base, with some relics still visible. Next, learn about the use of a submarine. Finally, take a step back in time and step through the doors of the real Flore S645 submarine.
After this first adventure, on the other side: discover the Cité de la Voile Eric Tabarly. Eric Tabarly, a famous sailor who died at sea, is now an emblem of Lorient. Here, young and old alike can discover the world of sailing. On the pier side, you can admire the famous sailboats of the navigator: the Pen Duick (“little black head” in Breton). In summer, the Cité de la Voile offers a variety of packages, including introductory sailing courses. Don’t hesitate to stop off at the “La Base” restaurant/bar, with its superb view of the harbour and the submarine base.
Discover the Festival Interceltique
In downtown Lorient, enjoy a stroll along the marina, the very heart of the city. You can also take a stroll along the shopping streets.
It’s in this city center that the famous Lorient Interceltic Festival has been held in August since 1971. A veritable meeting place for the Celtic nations, this festival has made a name for itself, and its reputation is now well established. Parades in traditional costumes, concerts, bagadoù championships, fest noz, traditional dances… Immerse yourself in the world of the Celts.