Camping Vannes

Campsite rentals in Vannes

Come and enjoy the unique charm of Vannes, set between maritime seascapes and Breton countryside. The town reveals all its magic as you explore its impressive ramparts, medieval streets and coastal views – perfect for meandering at leisure. The historic centre is a feast for the eyes, with its colourful half-timbered houses and buzzing atmosphere, while the marina is a great spot for a stroll. Just beyond the town lies the Gulf of Morbihan, ranked among the world’s most beautiful bays and offering simply stunning views… think enchanting islands, ever-changing light and invigorating sea air. You’ll find endless pleasures here – boat trips to the Île-aux-Moines, refreshing swims, or walks on the coastal path.

And to prolong these precious moments, what better than a stay in an all-comfort mobile home at a campsite in or around Vannes? After days filled with discoveries, make the most of the heated swimming pools, lively entertainment and campsite services designed for a carefree experience. 

Mobile home rental in Vannes

Are you looking for a mobile home rental in Vannes? Unsurprisingly, the secret is to look beyond the town itself. And you’re in luck – Yelloh! Village has campsites just a short hop from this historic Breton town founded by the Veneti, a Celtic tribe.

At Yelloh! Village Mané Guernehué, you’ll find everything you need for a happy family holiday. Within easy reach of the Gulf of Morbihan, this vast estate awaits you with a warm and welcoming atmosphere, ideal for a relaxing getaway. This 5 star campsite near Vannes will also win you over with its huge water park featuring heated swimming pools, waterslides and a lazy river – hours of fun and laughter guaranteed. The more athletic among you can go horse riding at the equestrian centre or work out in the fitness room. Meanwhile, the wellness area, with spa, sauna and hammam, provides the ideal retreat when you need to relax and recharge.

As for leisure pursuits, there’s something for everyone: children’s club, a variety of entertainment, a tree-top adventure course, trampolines, crazy golf… and more. And when evening falls, simply kick back and relax! From modern, fully equipped mobile homes to spacious pitches immersed in nature – whatever your style, you’ll find the perfect match at a campsite in Vannes.

Did you know?

Long, long ago, fairies banished from the enchanted forest of Brocéliande wept so many tears that they filled the Gulf of Morbihan. Before vanishing forever, the fairies tossed their flower crowns into the water, and these blossomed into islands. Today, around forty islands can be counted. But legend tells of as many islands as there are days in the year… So keep your eyes peeled and set off in search of these secret isles!

What can you do while camping in Vannes?

A stay at a campsite in Vannes offers the perfect blend of relaxation, sightseeing and activities. At the campsite, there are swimming pools, entertainment, children’s clubs, sports facilities and lively evenings to keep everyone amused.

And when you’re ready to explore, head into the heart of the town: wander cobbled lanes lined with half-timbered houses, visit the ramparts and Saint-Pierre Cathedral, and immerse yourself in Vannes’ rich history. An unmissable curiosity is the bust of “Vannes and his Wife”, set on a stone façade and one of the town’s most iconic symbols. The couple’s cheeky expressions are sure to bring a smile to your face.

And as for the scenery, there’s so much on offer: take a stroll around the bustling marina, hop on a boat to Île-aux-Moines or Île d’Arz, or follow the coastal paths that provide stunning views across the Gulf of Morbihan.

Just a few short miles from Vannes centre, the gorgeous Conleau beach is well worth a visit. It offers a peaceful atmosphere, perfect for a refreshing swim or for relaxing in the shade of the pine trees. A little further along at Moustérian, you’ll find a wilder, more authentic beach. Spread your towel on the soft sand and drink in the breathtaking views of the Gulf of Morbihan. And if you’re dreaming of somewhere more secluded, take the path to the Penboc’h coves, a string of discreet little beaches tucked between rocks and maritime pines. The gentle sound of lapping waves will help you switch off completely.

Finally, Vannes market and the covered market halls are a real treat, brimming with local produce and a wonderful, vibrant atmosphere: sample galettes, fresh seafood and crêpes to round off your day on a delicious note.

FAQ

What are the sightseeing attractions in Vannes?

• The ramparts of Vannes and the flower gardens.
• The old town and its beautifully preserved half-timbered houses.
• Saint-Pierre de Vannes Cathedral, a gem of Gothic and Renaissance style.
• The marina and its lively quays.
• La Cohue Museum, a showcase of fine arts

What are the activities on offer in Vannes?

• Strolling through the medieval streets and making the most of the local markets
• Taking a boat trip to the islands in the Gulf of Morbihan (Île aux Moines, Île d’Arz)
• Hiring a bike to pedal along the coast and the paths around the Gulf
• Following a guided visit to learn more about the town’s medieval history
• Exploring Breton cuisine in the traditional restaurants and crêperies

Which are the most beautiful beaches in Vannes?

• Conleau beach, a small, family-friendly beach at the mouth of the Gulf
• Moustérian beach, which can be reached on a bike ride from the town centre
• The wild coves of Penboc’h, a wonderful spot for a peaceful swim

Which are the local specialities that you simply must try when in Vannes?

• Buckwheat galettes (savoury pancakes) filled with local ingredients
• Sweet crêpes with salted butter caramel
• Fresh seafood and oysters from the Gulf of Morbihan
• Kouign-amann, a beloved, buttery Breton treat
• Breton craft cider

What are the main events nearby?

• Vannes Historic Festival (July) – step back into the Middle Ages with parades and entertainment
• Jazz en Ville Festival (summer) – free open-air concerts
• La Semaine du Golfe (every two years) – a week-long international maritime gathering
• Vannes Christmas Market – magical, brimming with artisan crafts

What can you see and do in Vannes if it’s raining?

• The town’s museums: La Cohue Fine Arts Museum, or the History and Archaeology Museum
• The Halles des Lices covered market to browse the local produce
• Temporary exhibitions at the Carmelite Chapel