From Les Mouettes, located on the stunning Kerguelen Beach, you can easily discover Lorient, the island of Groix, and explore both the Gulf of Morbihan and the Bay of Quiberon. Whether it’s sailing, surfing, golf, or hiking, the region offers endless activities. Don’t miss Port-Louis’ Citadel or the lively cultural energy of the Interceltic Festival.
Larmor-Plage, the gem of Morbihan, gets its name from the Breton "Ar Mor," meaning "the sea," reflecting its maritime roots. A mere five-minute drive from Lorient, this coastal city offers everything: lively beaches, hidden coves, and the vast, wild Kerguelen Beach where Les Mouettes is perfectly positioned. Larmor-Plage promises a blend of outdoor activities, coastal strolls, and delicious food, perfect for those looking for both adventure and relaxation.
From the perfect vantage point of Hotel Les Mouettes, perched on Kerguelen Beach, you’re just a short distance from Lorient, known for its rich maritime heritage and cultural festivals. The nearby island of Groix, reachable from Larmor-Plage, beckons with pristine nature, quaint ports, and stunning beaches, offering an excellent escape for hikers and nature lovers alike.
To the east, the Gulf of Morbihan awaits with breathtaking natural beauty. Cruise around the islands, visit the fortified city of Vannes, and tour the Château de Suscinio, once the residence of the Dukes of Brittany. To the west, just 40 minutes away, Southern Finistère offers the Painter’s Road, with highlights like the walled town of Concarneau, Pont-Aven, the "City of Painters," and the charming ports of Doëlan and Moëlan-sur-Mer.
Larmor-Plage is the perfect starting point for numerous cultural escapades, steeped in maritime history and Breton folklore.
Explore Lorient's maritime heritage through key sites. At the Cité de la Voile Eric Tabarly, you can experience the world of sailing. At the Port-Louis Citadel, discover the National Navy Museum and the Museum of the East India Company. Finally, the Cité de la Mer offers a chance to explore Lorient’s rich maritime past, with fascinating exhibitions and visits to submarines.
The wonderful village of Poul Fetan allows you to experience Breton life from the 19th century. Watch demonstrations of traditional activities like wool spinning, butter making, and animal care, all performed by people dressed in period attire. It’s a true step back in time, perfect for sharing with family or friends after your stay at the hotel. Only 45 minutes away.
Take a stroll through the charming town of Pont-Scorff, just 20 minutes from the hotel, and explore its cobbled streets, the Maison des Princes de Rohan, and the Cour des Artisans, where you can meet over 70 local artists. Not far away, les Terres de Nataé, animal park, offers a great family outing with a variety of animals in a natural setting.
Lorient and its surroundings offers a wealth of sporting activities for all types of adventurers. From thrilling water sports to cycling, hiking, and golf, the region is a perfect destination for outdoor enthusiasts.
Start your hiking adventures from Kerguelen Beach, or explore the country of Lorient with its excellent trails. Cycling fans can rent bikes for the day or week and enjoy the well-maintained paths around Larmor-Plage.
Cycling fans can rent bikes for the day or week and enjoy the well-maintained paths around Larmor-Plage. More details here.
The Kerguelen Equestrian Center, located just 300 meters from the beach, offers horseback riding lessons and a charming petting farm. More information here.
Don’t forget to visit the Hennebont National Haras, a historic monument, and enjoy its equestrian shows and stunning 23-hectare park. Discover the site.
Play on a one-of-a-kind golf course facing the island of Groix at the Bluegreen Ploemeur Golf, featuring 17 holes and spectacular views of the Atlantic. More info here.
Alternatively, head to Val Quéven Golf for a course surrounded by trees, wide fairways, and fast greens. Discover the route.
For fishing enthusiasts, embark on a sea trip with Lorient Passion Pêche or take part in dolphin watching in the area. Both options provide a unique way to experience the region’s marine wildlife. Information on releases.
