Prime seaside location: Direct access to the beach and hiking trails. Preserved natural setting: Between ocean, dunes, and the Petite Mer de Gâvres. Close to cultural sites: Port-Louis, Lorient, and their rich heritage.

Nearby

Point of interest

Grande Plage de Gâvres – 0.2 km Fort de Porh Puns – 1 km Petite Mer de Gâvres – 1.5 km Citadel of Port-Louis – 3 km Museum of the East India Company – 3 km Lorient and its museums – 10 km Groix Island (via ferry from Lorient) – 15 km

Local markets

Gâvres market: Every Thursday morning, 8 a.m. to 1 p.m., in the town center. Port-Louis market: Every Saturday morning. Larmor-Plage market: Every Sunday morning.

Events

Avis de Temps Fort Festival: Late May, with street performances and shows across the peninsula. Summer night market: July and August, with local products and crafts. Sea Festival: Early August, celebrating maritime traditions.

Good deals

Planète Sauvage

La Chevalerie, 44710 Port Saint Père

02 40 04 82 82

Description :

Offer:

Valid

until 30/12/2026

Reserved for customers

With access card

Seasonal rates

24h stopover

Current price

29/05/2025 - 30/09/2025

13,00 € /24h

01/10/2025 - 31/12/2026

13,00 € /24h

5h parking + services

Current price

29/05/2025 - 30/09/2025

6,00 €

01/10/2025 - 31/12/2026

6,00 €

Tourist tax

Current price

19/03/2025 - 31/12/2026

1,20 € /24h

Description

Located at the tip of the Gâvres peninsula, just a few meters from the beach. Spacious pitches with ocean views, in a preserved natural environment. Direct access to coastal trails and water sports activities.

Special information

The area will be exceptionally closed from 06/30 20:00 to 09/01 08:00.

Tourism / Discovery

Nestled between the Atlantic Ocean and the Petite Mer de Gâvres, the Gâvres peninsula offers an exceptional natural setting. Its long sandy beaches, wild dunes, and calm waters make it a paradise for swimming, shellfish gathering, and water sports like kayaking, sailing, or paddleboarding. The village of Gâvres charms with its authenticity: peaceful alleyways, fishermen’s houses, and rich maritime heritage. History enthusiasts will enjoy the military remnants, including the Porh Puns fort, a reminder of the region’s strategic past. Nearby, the town of Port-Louis and its citadel invite you to dive into Breton history, while Lorient, just minutes away, offers a vibrant cultural scene with museums, festivals, and lively markets.

Customer reviews

4/5(13 reviews)

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