An exclusive resort area in the heart of Southern Brittany, Larmor-Plage is a perennial source of wonder, affection, enchantment, and enjoyment.

A quaint seaside village, Larmor-Plage is a popular stop amongst tourists and local Brittany residents alike, who come for its vast fine sand beaches, unique heritage, water sports, numerous cultural activities, and many shops which bring both its alleyways and population to life.

This pristine and extraordinary setting is definitely worth the visit, in particular for the Breton specialties on offer in the countless restaurants and open-air cafés which dot the coastline as well as the streets leading further inland.

Larmor-Plage is also known for its rich and diverse maritime heritage, which features stunning seaside villas and ancient port installations. A seaside resort area abounding with treasures, Larmor-Plage is extremely popular and a much-beloved stop for tourists!

To get to Groix Island, head to the Lorient ferry terminal and take a Compagnie Océane or Escal’Ouest boat to Port Tudy.

This unique and mysterious island is home to a plethora of colorful houses. At the top of many a tourist’s list, it can be crossed by bike or on foot!

Discover 300km of paths or hiking trails and take the opportunity to discover the variety of our landscapes.

Do not hesitate to download the free application "Rando Bretagne Sud": more than a hundred itineraries offered in the Pays de Lorient.

Embark at Port-Louis or Lorient-la-Base for a fabulous two-hour boat tour of Lorient Harbor.

While on board, you'll learn about the history of the “Rade de Lorient,” as well as its environment, flora, and fauna.

Depart from the “Étang du Ter” pond by bike or on foot, pass through the countryside, and finish along the coast. Breathtaking!

Discover sailing and racing under the watchful eye of a legendary yachtsman at this beautiful and entertaining oceanographic museum.

Films, documentaries, and games let you take the helm of the Pen Duick VI and set sail!

Erected at the former Lorient submarine base, the Flore S645 invites those who are curious at heart to discover the life of post-war submariners via a simplified representation of the inside of a submarine.

Everything is rebuilt inside the museum so you can get a real feel for the everyday lives of the submariners. Red light, periscope, plotting table, listening post...watch and listen as if you were really at sea.

Learn all about the operations involved in the submarine’s missions, including energy management, the supply of fresh air, the technology at the time, and the constraints of the crew. A veritable goldmine of information, but unfortunately not a happy ending.

A genuine art and history museum located inside Lorient’s Port-Louis citadel (about 30 minutes from the hotel), where you can attend a conference, take a guided tour, or let the kids participate in a workshop.

Don’t miss out on the unique highlights on offer at this museum, which include some exceptional Chinese porcelain.

Enjoy an evening with friends or family in the heart of Larmor-Plage! The brand new Larmor-Plage Casino features 200 next generation slot machines, as well as Black Jack, English roulette, and electronic roulette tables.

Perfect for a fun night of spending, and even an invigorating meal at an outstanding brasserie and restaurant overlooking the sea.

Showcased after the Second World War and classified (with their castle) as an historical monument, the Remparts d’Hennebont offer a panoramic view of the city and a detailed look at the region’s history.

The Remparts are located near the “Haras national d'Hennebont” (stud farm), which boasts a stunning vista of the massifs and the area’s standout beauty.