Leisure activities
A popular seaside resort in southern Brittany, Larmor-Plage has always been a source of delight, wonder, affection, and enchantment. With its wide sandy beaches, unique heritage, water sports facilities, and numerous cultural activities, both locals and tourists alike appreciate this town, where the many shops in the center bring life to the narrow streets and the hearts of the residents.
Larmor-Plage also boasts a rich and diverse maritime heritage in southern Brittany, dotted with sumptuous seaside villas and old port facilities. It is a seaside resort of great wealth, loved, admired, and highly prized by tourists.
In this unspoiled and still atypical setting, everything is worth a visit. Be sure to sample Breton specialties in one of the many restaurants or small open-air cafés that you will find by the sea or further inland. Our teams offer an ever-growing selection of experiences to discover, enjoy, and share in southern Brittany from our charming hotel.
Direct access from the hotel: the Étang du Ter lake can be accessed via the hotel gate. Nature trail, green spaces, fitness trail, and playgrounds.
The famous Breton coastal path: panoramic ocean views and accessible walks around Larmor-Plage.
The Cité de la Voile Éric Tabarly is an exhibition center dedicated to the world of sailing. Here you can learn about how sailboats are built, the history of sailing, and listen to stories and techniques of navigation.
Built by the Germans during World War II, the Keroman base is a former submarine base that propelled Lorient into the heart of the Battle of the Atlantic. Here you can visit the Flore-S645, a genuine vintage submarine that has been converted into a museum.
An exotic excursion off the coast of Lorient: villages, beaches, and trails for a day (or more).
Discover board sports and numerous water activities in a fun and educational way with professional instructors.
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Animal park committed to species protection: an ideal nature outing for the whole family.
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Discover the stud farm and the equestrian world: tours, shows, and events according to the schedule.
The Compagnie des Indes Museum is the art and history museum of the city of Lorient, and has been awarded the Musée de France label. Located in the citadel of Port-Louis, it recounts the history of the great maritime trading companies of the 17th and 18th centuries. Accessible by water bus from Lorient (Lorient ↔ Port-Louis ferry service).
Wakepark and water sports: thrills and leisure activities (depending on the season).
Family beach bordered by a pedestrian promenade, ideal for swimming and family outings.
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A nearby, family-friendly beach in the heart of the promenade, convenient for children.
Popular spot for board sports: surfing and kitesurfing depending on conditions.
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City of painters on the banks of the Aven: galleries, mills, and walks in a typical setting.
An iconic and very photogenic port: cobbled streets, terraces, old houses, and a Breton atmosphere.
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Cruise on the Bay of Lorient An immersive experience and discovery of exceptional sites such as the submarine base, the fishing port, and the Citadel of Port Saint Louis.
Embark on a fun and tasty journey to discover salted butter caramel and fruity candies. There are no factory tours here; instead, you can wander freely through a colorful and quirky discovery area! Your children will also love the surprise mission they will be given... An ideal activity for the whole family, lasting around 30 minutes.
