Camping Sarzeau

A stay in Sarzeau affords holidaymakers with the chance to explore the splendour of the Rhuys peninsula, one of the most scenic in France. Heading southwards, the spectacular seafront spills into the Atlantic Ocean, while to the north, the magical islands of the Morbihan Gulf fill the seascape. Featuring 40 islands, some of which are inhabited, the archipelago sets the scene for adventure and exploration in the water. Sarzeau lies in the middle of all this natural beauty and provides the ideal base for numerous outdoor activities.

We have a couple of campsites in Sarzeau, both of which offer a 4-star holiday experience. Firstly, the resort of Campsite Saint Jacques is a hugely popular destination for families that provides direct access to the sea, a brilliant pool with water slides, sporting activities and entertainment. The site also boasts a good selection of accommodation options that include modern mobile homes and equipped tents. As the campsites is 100% pedestrian, holidaymakers will have peace of mind and freedom to roam freely.

Another good option for a stay in Sarzeau is 4-star Camping Manoir de Ker An Poul, a lovely destination set in the grounds of a manor house and wooded park. Highlights of the site include a great swimming pool complex, a kid’s club and a location just 700m from the beach.

Other campsites nearby Sarzeau that merit consideration for a camping holiday in Morbihan include star Campsite La Grande Metairie, Campsite Moulin de Kermaux and Campsite Domaine de Kermario.

Sarzeau is a destination for holidaymakers who find their happiness in the countryside, as this stunning section of Brittany can best be described as bucolic bliss. The surrounding area is blessed with green natural spaces where visitors can easily enjoy cycling excursions and scenic strolls. It’s easy to enjoy a day by the sea as well, especially on the nearby stretches of sand at Landrezac and Plage de Penvins.

One of the best things to do while staying in Sarzeau is to explore the picturesque islands of the Gulf of Morbihan. This marvellous bay features 40 islands, some of which can be accessed by boat. Consider a day trip to Ile-aux-Moines, the largest island in the gulf, which is best discovered on two wheels. For peaceful walking trips or lazing on the beach, head over to the gulf’s second largest island of Ile d’Arz.

A historical gem of the region, Château de Suscinio lies close to Sarzeau and was first erected in the Middle Ages, before becoming the home to many Dukes of Brittany. A moated castle and ruined chapel are the standout architectural feats of this captivating castle.

To the north of Sarzeau, in the town of Vannes, day trippers can learn about the traditions of Brittany. The town has a handful of standout sightseeing opportunities, including the Beaux Arts museum, Gardens by the City Walls, D'histoire Et D'archeologie museum, Château Gaillard and Saint-Yves Chapel.

If you do end up going on a camping holiday in Sarzeau, you simply must visit one of France’s most fascinating attractions…. The standing stones of Carnac.