La Trinité-sur-Mer, Between Land and Sea
Things to Do Near La Trinité-sur-Mer
Where the Breton countryside meets the Atlantic
Villa Namasté is a five-star holiday rental in La Trinité-sur-Mer, with room for up to 15 guests.
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From the villa, set out to explore sandy beaches, lively harbours and the islands of southern Brittany.
Coast & Islands
La Trinité-sur-Mer and Its Marina
Wander along the quays, watch the boats come and go and stop for a drink overlooking the harbour. From the marina, follow the coastal paths for a different view of the bay.
The harbour is about 800 m from the villa.
Carnac and Its Beaches
From the wide sands of Grande Plage to quieter coves, Carnac is made for days by the sea. Swim, build sandcastles or take a stroll along the waterfront before heading back to the villa.
Carnac-Plage is about 5 km away
Plouharnel’s Surf Beaches
Follow the paths through the dunes to long Atlantic beaches. Head out with a surfboard or take a walk along the sand and watch the waves roll in..
About 8 km from the villa.
Quiberon and the Côte Sauvage
Follow the cliff-top paths along Quiberon’s wild coast, where Atlantic waves break against the rocks.
Make time for a stop in town or a stroll along the harbour.
About 25 km from the villa.
The Étel Estuary
Small harbours, little islands and waterside paths reveal a quieter side of Brittany.
Follow the shore, explore the villages and find a terrace where you can sit and watch the tide turn..
Étel harbour is about 17 km away.
Saint-Cado
Cross the stone bridge and explore Saint-Cado on foot, past fishermen’s cottages, narrow lanes and the chapel.
Look out for the little house with blue shutters on its own islet, one of the estuary’s most recognisable sights.
About 20 km from the villa.
Hoëdic
“Une île sauvage au bout du monde”
Follow the paths from the village to pale sandy beaches and rocky headlands. Hoëdic is a place to take your time, with sea views around every bend and plenty of spots to pause.
Ferry from Quiberon, about 25 km from the villa.
About 1h30 minutes by boat
Houat
“Un joyau de sable blanc au milieu de l’océan”
Dès l’arrivée au port, Houat donne envie de ralentir. Traversez le village, rejoignez la grande plage de Treac’h er Goured et empruntez le sentier côtier pour découvrir criques et points de vue sur l’océan. Entre marche et baignade, l’île se prête à une journée d’évasion.
Ferry from Quiberon, about 25 km from the villa.
About 40 minutes by boat
The Gulf of Morbihan and Its Islands
Île aux Moines
After a short crossing, explore Île-aux-Moines on foot or by bike. Wind through village lanes, past gardens and along coastal paths, stopping at a beach or to take in the changing views of the neighbouring islands.
From Port-Blanc in Baden
About 5 minutes by boat
Gavrinis Island
Take a boat trip to Gavrinis to discover its Neolithic passage tomb and the intricate carvings on its stones. The crossing is also a chance to see the Gulf from the water.
From Larmor-Baden
La Semaine du Golfe du Morbihan
From 03 to 09 mai 2027
This maritime festival brings traditional and classic boats together in the Gulf of Morbihan. Watch the flotillas under sail and enjoy the festivities in the harbours around the “Golfe”
Saint-Goustan Harbour
“A historic harbour in the Golfe du Morbihan “
Just below Auray town centre, Saint-Goustan is full of character, with cobbled quays, half-timbered houses and cafés overlooking the water. Stroll around the harbour, cross the old stone bridge and stop for a coffee by the quay.
About 13 km from the villa
Historic harbour, heritage & waterside cafés
Vannes and Its Marina
“From the old town to the waterfront”
Just a short walk from the historic centre, Vannes marina is a lovely place to round off your visit. Walk along the quays or stop for a drink by the water after exploring the city walls and the old town’s narrow streets.,
À environ 32 km · Promenade sur les quais, terrasses & découverte de la ville.
So Much to Explore Near the Villa
Set in La Trinité-sur-Mer on Quiberon Bay, Villa Namasté is a great base for exploring Morbihan. Spend a day on the beach, catch a boat to the islands or discover Carnac’s standing stones, historic harbours and old towns. From the wild Quiberon coastline to the sheltered waters of the Golfe du Morbihan, there’s plenty to discover at your own pace.
Inland Brittany
Carnac and Its Standing Stones
“Brittany’s greatest mystery”
The megaliths of Carnac and the shores of Morbihan have been on the UNESCO World Heritage List since 2025. Explore the famous rows of standing stones at your own pace or join a guided tour to learn more about the mysteries behind them.
About 3 km from the villa
Kermario stone rows
Vannes and Its City Walls
“From historic ramparts to cobbled lanes”
Behind its city walls, Vannes is a maze of cobbled streets, half-timbered houses and little squares worth lingering in. Start in the gardens below the ramparts, then take your time exploring the shops and lanes of the old town.
About 32 km from the villa
Old town, gardens & shopss
Auray
“The charm of a Breton town”
Take your time wandering through Auray’s narrow streets and little squares, browsing independent shops and stopping for something to eat. Then follow the streets downhill to the historic harbour of Saint-Goustan.
About 11 km from the villa
Town walks, independent shops & heritage
Sainte-Anne-d’Auray
“A sanctuary in the heart of Morbihan”
The basilica, sanctuary and gardens of Sainte-Anne-d’Auray offer a quieter way to discover Brittany’s heritage. It’s an easy stop to add to a day around Auray if you’d like to explore the region’s history beyond the coast
About 19 km from the villa
Basilica, religious heritage & gardens
Villa Namasté, Your Holiday Home in Southern Brittany
From ancient standing stones to peaceful gardens and coastal walks, there’s plenty to discover around Villa Namasté.
Spend one day exploring a historic town and the next out in the fresh air. Back at the villa, there’s time to unwind and decide where you’d like to go tomorrow.
Whatever the season, make each day your own at Villa Namasté.