Weekend on the Rhuys Peninsula
Located between the Atlantic Ocean and the Gulf of Morbihan, the Rhuys Peninsula is an ideal destination for a weekend getaway combining nature, heritage, and culinary delights.
Within just a few kilometers, you'll discover diverse landscapes, historical sites, and breathtaking panoramas.
Enjoy your weekend by booking a hotel on the Rhuys Peninsula.
To begin your escape, there's nothing better than a walk around Saint-Armel.
The coastal path linking the Lasné salt marshes to Le Passage offers superb views of the Gulf of Morbihan.
Birds, reflections on the water, and unspoiled landscapes: this walk will allow you to discover all the natural richness of the Rhuys Peninsula!
Suscinio Castle is one of the region's must-see sites. Behind its ramparts, this former residence of the Dukes of Brittany tells the story of over 800 years of history.
During your visit, you will discover the various rooms of the Ducal Lodgings, an opportunity to learn more about life in the Middle Ages.
Don on period costumes for a few photos before heading to the Marvelous Lodgings.
It will immerse you in the world of Arthurian legends thanks to a superb immersive experience.
After this medieval immersion, head to the south coast to enjoy the peninsula's magnificent beaches.
On the way, a stop is a must at the Abbey of Saint-Gildas-de-Rhuys, a major historical site in the region.
Further on, the Cairn of Petit Mont in Arzon offers a spectacular panoramic view of the ocean.
Continue your walk to Port-Navalo, easily recognizable by its green-roofed lighthouse.
This spot marks the entrance to the Gulf of Morbihan, and offers one of the most beautiful panoramic walks on the coast.
A weekend on the Rhuys Peninsula wouldn't be complete without a gourmet break!
Seafood lovers can enjoy oysters directly from the producers in Tour-du-Parc, Saint-Armel, or near Pointe de Bénance.
Looking for a unique experience? Explore Île Tascon, accessible at low tide.
With its 55 hectares of meadows and wild landscapes, this island remains one of the last in the gulf still cultivated.
Note: The Hotel Breizh du Golfe*** welcomes you year-round on the Rhuys Peninsula, with 14 comfortable and well-equipped rooms!
Within just a few kilometers, you'll discover diverse landscapes, historical sites, and breathtaking panoramas.
Enjoy your weekend by booking a hotel on the Rhuys Peninsula.
Strolling between marshes and coastal paths
To begin your escape, there's nothing better than a walk around Saint-Armel.
The coastal path linking the Lasné salt marshes to Le Passage offers superb views of the Gulf of Morbihan.
Birds, reflections on the water, and unspoiled landscapes: this walk will allow you to discover all the natural richness of the Rhuys Peninsula!
Dive into history at Suscinio Castle
Suscinio Castle is one of the region's must-see sites. Behind its ramparts, this former residence of the Dukes of Brittany tells the story of over 800 years of history.
During your visit, you will discover the various rooms of the Ducal Lodgings, an opportunity to learn more about life in the Middle Ages.
Don on period costumes for a few photos before heading to the Marvelous Lodgings.
It will immerse you in the world of Arthurian legends thanks to a superb immersive experience.
Rhuys Peninsula: Between Beaches and Heritage
After this medieval immersion, head to the south coast to enjoy the peninsula's magnificent beaches.
On the way, a stop is a must at the Abbey of Saint-Gildas-de-Rhuys, a major historical site in the region.
Further on, the Cairn of Petit Mont in Arzon offers a spectacular panoramic view of the ocean.
Continue your walk to Port-Navalo, easily recognizable by its green-roofed lighthouse.
This spot marks the entrance to the Gulf of Morbihan, and offers one of the most beautiful panoramic walks on the coast.
Local Flavors and Unspoiled Nature
A weekend on the Rhuys Peninsula wouldn't be complete without a gourmet break!
Seafood lovers can enjoy oysters directly from the producers in Tour-du-Parc, Saint-Armel, or near Pointe de Bénance.
Looking for a unique experience? Explore Île Tascon, accessible at low tide.
With its 55 hectares of meadows and wild landscapes, this island remains one of the last in the gulf still cultivated.
Note: The Hotel Breizh du Golfe*** welcomes you year-round on the Rhuys Peninsula, with 14 comfortable and well-equipped rooms!
