Hotel near Lorient ferry terminal
The location of your accommodation is ideal: it allows you to easily visit Lorient and its surroundings. Whether you enjoy the seaside, charming villages, or trails in the heart of nature, you'll find an activity that suits you.
Hotel Les Pêcheurs is just steps from the Tourist Office: there you can find valuable advice for discovering the city from a new perspective. Among the must-sees: the Eric Tabarly Sailing Center, the Congress Center, and the island of Groix
!Pont-Aven and its galleries
Just 40km from your hotel, fall under the spell of the "City of Painters." Pont-Aven will first charm you with its port, its narrow streets, and its landscapes. Then you'll enjoy exploring the town's various art galleries, which pay tribute to the painters and other artists who drew inspiration from it. This is particularly true of Paul Gauguin and Paul Sérusier. The Pont-Aven Museum will share this heritage with you through photographs and paintings.
Heading to the island of Groix
From your hotel, located very close to the ferry terminal, board a boat that will take you to the island of Groix. You'll be immersed in breathtaking and tranquil scenery. The Compagnie Océane ferry company offers this crossing. Explore the island on foot or by bike and let yourself be charmed by the colors of the Breton landscape. You'll also enjoy strolling through the narrow streets of Groix, lined with shipowners' houses. During your walk, don't miss the megaliths, fountains, and wash houses found on the island.
Boat crossingDiscover Larmor-Plage
On the other side of Lorient harbor, head to Larmor-Plage. You'll enjoy strolling through its town center and admiring the Notre-Dame Church. Treat yourself to a fascinating visit to the Kerguélen Ocean Park, a museum of marine flora and fauna.
Attached to Larmor-Plage, Le Kernevel will also charm you. Its marina is a must-see in the region, as are its 19th-century villas, its Théâtre de l’Océan, housed in a bunker, and its headland, a key site in the German defenses during World War II.
Explore the region on foot or by bike
Brittany is full of magnificent landscapes, to be discovered on foot or by bike. Whatever your level, whether you're a casual walker or an experienced hiker, you'll find a route or itinerary that suits you.
For example, we recommend visiting Guidel via the coastal path. There you'll admire some beautiful panoramas and pass by Fort-Bloqué, which has overlooked the Lorient harbor since 1748.
Don't hesitate to ask for advice at the Tourist Office, just a short walk from your accommodation.