Markets, flea markets and crafts

La Trinité sur Mer and Carnac 

• You will have no problem finding markets near the campsite : two markets per week (Tuesdays and Fridays mornings) in La Trinité sur Mer, and two per week (Wednesdays and Sundays mornings) in Carnac.
• An organic market sets up on Tuesday mornings on Place de Port-En-Dro in Carnac-Plage in July and August.
• The fish market in La Trinité sur Mer is open every morning.

Useful information : from the campsite, every day in July and August, the free Trinibus shuttle allows you to go directly to the markets of La Trinité sur Mer and, with a connection, to those of Carnac.

Auray 

• The large market on Monday mornings in Auray is an event in itself: it brings together nearly 400 exhibitors in the summer, It is set in the town center from 8.15 am to 2 pm.
• More modest, the organic market on Thursday evenings (5 pm to 8 pm) brings together about 25 traders. 

Garage sales, swaps and flea markets, antique fairs or jumble sales are regularly organized from April to October. Here are a few of them that take place not far from the campsite during the summer.

• La Trinité sur Mer: Sea flea market and trade fair for traders, August 16 and 17.

• Carnac: Swap and flea market on August 4.

• Locmariaquer: Large summer swap and flea market on July 20, garage sale on August 3.

• Crach: Swap and flea market on July 14.

• Auray: Professional antique market on July 14 and August 15.

• Le Bono: Swap and flea market on August 3.

• Plouharnel: Swap and flea market on July 6, August 3 and 10.

• Belz and Erdeven: Swap and flea market on August 10.

In the summer, some towns organize markets that emphasize local food and craftsmanship.It is the opportunity for artisans, artists, creators to show their products, their works, to meet the public and eventually to do some business.
It is also an occasion to bring some activities in important places of tourism as in Saint-Goustan in Auray and the church square in Carnac. For tourists and the local population, it is the opportunity to treat themselves or others: original jewelry, ceramics, wooden objects ...

• Carnac:

Thursdays at 6 pm,  in July and August, Carnac-ville.

Tuesdays, from 5pm to 8pm , in July and August, place of Port en Drô, Carnac-plage.

• Saint-Goustan Auray: 

July 6, 20 and 27 - August 10, 17, 24 and 31. On the Quai Francklin, port of St Goustan.

Medieval market with entertainment: July 15 and 22 - August 5, 12 and 19, from 11:00 am to 9:00 pm.

• La Trinité sur Mer - le marché des créateurs : tuesday mornings , place du Voulien, in July and August. From 8am to 1pm.
• Locmariaquer : every Friday from July 4th to August 29th. From 5:00 pm to 10:00 pm on the port..

Visit Saint Goustan, the small port of Auray is a must-see: paved streets, half-timbered houses, cafés and restaurants with welcoming terraces, designer and artist boutiques, craft markets on the quays, a walk along the river... A guaranteed favorite!

Nestled on the edge of the Aff river, La Gacilly is known for its international photo festival which transforms the village and the riverbanks into a huge art gallery every year. It is also a place where passionate artisans have set up shop: master glassmakers, wood and glass sculptors, jewelry designers, cutlers... An unmissable village for lovers of crafts!

Rochefort-en-Terre, one of the best-known "Petites Cités de Caractère" (Small Towns of Character) in Morbihan since it became the "Favorite Village of the French". Overlooked by its castle and fortifications, the old town becomes entirely pedestrian in the summer: paved squares, flowered streets, old houses, craft workshops and art galleries... You will be charmed!

An important port city in the Middle Ages, La Roche-Bernard overlooks the Vilaine River. From the top of its rock, the small city offers a beautiful panorama of the region, and the narrow streets of its old quarters welcome ceramic artisans, stained glass artists, potters... To continue your visit, go down to the foot of the city, towards the port and its old rigging...

Pont-Scorff is located near Lorient on the banks of the river Scorff. Numerous exhibitions and artists' studios take place within the old stones of this small town of character.

A must-see: La Cour des Métiers d'Art, an associative shop-gallery which presents the creations of 70 craftspeople, mostly from Brittany and Loire-Atlantique. Housed in a 17th century building, with 300m² of exhibition space, the Cour des Métiers d’Art has become a must-see for contemporary crafts.