For a walk in the area...
Going out for dinner...
Avel Vor
A Michelin starred restaurant 5 minutes walk from the lighthouse...
"Invitation to a gourmet journey under the Breton flag in our restaurant in Port Louis.
Seated in front of the Petite Mer de Gâvres, pampered by the Gahinet family, you will be able to savour a cuisine of passion, rewarded by a star in the Michelin Guide and 3 toques in the Gault & Millau Guide.
Locguénolé Castle
A star in a castle in the heart of a park 10 minutes away by car...
"In a hushed and intimate setting with a unique view of the sea and spectacular sunsets, the Maubourg welcomes you for a return to the roots of taste."
The B
A pleasant stopover at the water's edge, 5 minutes along the beach....
"Céline and François-Xavier, the new owners since June 1, 2019, are happy to welcome you to enjoy fresh and tasty home cooking, with a menu that evolves with the seasons."
Amphi[tryon]
Le plus célèbre restaurant de Lorient
"Anthony Rauld and Olivier Beurné will welcome you in a contemporary, elegant and refined setting to show you their vision of modern gastronomy.
Enjoy the surroundings...
PORT-LOUIS
A stone sentinel, the Vauban citadel, a witness to the history of Port-Louis, today watches over the town, its beaches, its ports and the Lorient roadstead...
PENINSULA OF GÂVRES
The Gâvres peninsula is remarkable for its natural environment: its beaches, its dunes and its tombolo. It is bathed in the north by the small sea and in the south by the Atlantic.
ISLAND OF GROIX
For those who come ashore on its shores, the discovery of the island of Groix is a source of magic that cannot leave you indifferent. This island of 1500ha, with its 17 villages, offers a great diversity of cultivated or wild coastal landscapes.
LORIENT
A city rich in history, Lorient was home to the largest German submarine base (photo opposite) during the occupation and was therefore completely razed to the ground by the Allies, then rebuilt after the war. Today, Lorient has become a symbol of Breton identity and hosts the world's largest Celtic gathering, the Interceltic Festival, every year.