July 2026: festivities and events to discover from the campsite
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July in Morbihan is a season like no other. Regattas take over the harbour at La Trinité-sur-Mer, the Saint-Cornely church in Carnac lights up every evening with monumental projections, and the upper town of Auray becomes a medieval market. All of this just a few kilometres from your pitch or your mobile home.
Here is our selection of outings to help you plan your days and discover the places along the Morbihan coast at the same time.
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La Trinité-sur-Mer: sailing and harbour life
In July, the harbour at La Trinité-sur-Mer moves to the rhythm of hulls and rigging. Two events not to be missed, 1.5 km from the campsite along the coastal path.
- Drheam Cup: arrivals and prize-giving for the offshore race departing from Cherbourg, 9 to 18 July
- Les Voiles Classiques: traditional sailing boat regattas in the harbour, 12 to 14 July
Find the full programme of summer events at La Trinité-sur-Mer.
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Carnac: storytelling, light and megaliths
In July, Carnac is much more than the alignments (inscribed on the Unesco World Heritage list in 2026). The town and the archaeological site host performances, projections and events throughout the month.
- Festival Place aux Mômes: free children's shows at the open-air theatre, every Tuesday at 6pm from 7 July
- Lumiliz: free monumental projection on the Saint-Cornely church, Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays and Saturdays at 10.45pm from 3 July
- Festival du Conte: storytelling performances and guided walks for children and adults alike (pay what you wish), la petite métairie in the heart of the alignments, 29 July to 2 August
Carnac is 3.5 km from the campsite, roughly 15 minutes by bike along the cycle path.
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Locmariaquer, Saint-Philibert: exhibitions and Breton festivities
A few kilometres from the campsite, between the Baie de Quiberon and the Golfe du Morbihan.
- Escales Photos, festival Mor Braz: large-format outdoor photography exhibition across 5 communes in the Baie de Quiberon (Locmariaquer village), 1 July to 31 October
- Fête bretonne: Saint-Philibert, 19 July
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July markets: makers, artisans and antiques
In July, markets punctuate the week across South Morbihan. Morning in La Trinité, evening in Carnac, daytime in Auray: whatever your holiday pace, there is a market to suit.
- La Trinité-sur-Mer makers' market: Place du Voulien, every Tuesday from 8am to 1pm, June to September
- Locmariaquer evening craft market: by the harbour, every Friday from 5pm to 10pm from 3 July
- Saint-Goustan craft markets: Auray harbour, 5, 19 and 26 July
- Auray medieval market: upper town, crafts and entertainment, 28 and 29 July
- Carnac evening craft market: every Thursday from 6pm in the streets of Carnac-ville
Find the full listings for markets and boot sales in South Morbihan
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Auray, Lorient, Vannes: 3 good reasons to venture further
Auray and its harbour of Saint-Goustan are worth a half-day visit. Lorient and Vannes deserve a full day each. Three destinations, and as many good reasons to leave the beach one morning.
- Pardon de Sainte-Anne d'Auray: processions in traditional Breton costume, 26 July (an authentic taste of Brittany)
- Festival Interceltique de Lorient: one of the largest Celtic cultural gatherings in Europe, 31 July to 9 August
- Vannes Echo Jazz: free open-air concerts with established and emerging artists, 8 to 11 July
For the full programme of festivals and cultural events in South Morbihan in July, visit our cultural events page
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Frequently asked questions
How do I get to events from the campsite?
Events in La Trinité-sur-Mer are 1.5 km from the campsite, accessible accessible via the coastal path or by bike. Carnac is 3.5 km away, roughly 15 minutes by bike. Bike hire is available at the campsite.
Are there free events for children in Morbihan in July?
Yes. In Carnac, the Festival Place aux Mômes offers free children's shows every Tuesday at 6pm at the open-air theatre (from 7 July).The Festival du Conte also welcomes children to storytelling performances and guided walks on a pay-what-you-wish basis, from 29 July to 2 August. The Lumiliz projection on the Saint-Cornely church is free too, Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays and Saturdays at 10.45pm from 3 July.
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A proper base for South Brittany, with Kervillen beach on your doorstep and July's events within easy reach.
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