Tourism in Plouay

Part of the Lorient metropolitan area, Plouay is one of the Morbihan’s leading destinations, between the coast and inland Brittany. Just 15 minutes from the town of Plouay, our campsite near Lorient offers you an atypical stay in the heart of Morbihan. A change of scenery guaranteed!

Tourism in and around Plouay: what to see and do during your stay?

Plouay and the surrounding area are particularly attractive from a cultural point of view: you’ll find an abundant religious heritage, with no less than nine chapels nestling throughout the territory:

• The Locmaria Chapel
• Notre Dame des Fleurs Chapel
• La Chapelle Saint Sébastien
• La Chapelle Saint Hubert
• La Chapelle Saint-Anne du Scorff
• La Chapelle Saint-Vincent
• Notre Dame de Vrai-Secours Chapel
• La Chapelle Saint-Sauveur
• Notre Dame de Sion Chapel
• Saint Ouen church

In terms of nature, there are plenty of family walks to be enjoyed, particularly along the banks of the Vallée du Scorff (a famous river in our region), designated as a natural site of European interest. In Plouay, you’ll also find the Domaine de Manehouarn, an area entirely devoted to leisure activities: walks, mountain bike circuits, all-sports park, skate park and three ponds for endless fishing parties.

As you can see, Plouay is a great place to spend some time. Its proximity to the towns of Lorient, Pont-Scorff and Port-Louis is not without flavour, and the Morbihan coastline is probably one of the most beautiful in France, with its rugged relief and rocky coasts.