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Great even for beginners

This lively 600-metre-long beach is perfect for families. In summer, swimming is supervised in the afternoons and there is even a playground for children.

The Kerguélen nautical base, located near Larmor-Plage in Brittany, is a true paradise for water sports enthusiasts. Nestled in the heart of a preserved environment, it offers direct access to the ocean and offers a wide range of activities: sailing, kayaking, paddle boarding, and windsurfing. In addition to water sports, the site is surrounded by coastal paths, perfect for walking or cycling.

Fort-Bloqué was built in the 19th century on the spot where a battery intended to repel English assaults once stood. It is accessible on foot at low tide. The success of a hotel-restaurant on the formerly deserted coast attracted people from Lorient, some of whom settled there. Thus, the current town took shape.

Lorient La Base is the former submarine base built during the German occupation between 1941 and 1944. The site has become a cultural site dedicated to navigation with numerous nautical events organized throughout the year, the Éric Tabarly Sailing City and a museum space.

Fort-Bloqué is the name of an emblematic village on the coast. Its name comes from the fort built on an islet. Accessible on foot at low tide, it becomes an island again at high tide. A little history: on October 1, 1746, forty English ships landed 4,500 men on Loc’h beach. They took the towns of Guidel and Ploemeur before attacking Lorient. They will be postponed a few days later. To ward off another landing, a battery was built in 1748 on the islet of Keragan. A century later, a fort was built with ramparts, it is the Fort Bloqué that we now know. There were no houses before, just moorland. A hotel-restaurant has started to attract people from Lorient thanks to its famous lobster curry. Little by little, residents settled in from the 1960s.