Climate

A privileged climate for your holiday in southern Brittany

    
Weather forecastWhat's the weather like in La Trinité sur Mer ? Hours of sun, minimal and maximal temperature, winds and rains risks : here you will find weather forcats for La Trinité sur Mer.
 
Tidal timetables Fancy a swim at high tide or enjoy the low tide to go rock-pool fishing? Here, you can find the daily, tidal timetable from Carnac to La Trinité sur Mer.
 
    Tides When you choose to spend your holidays at the seaside in Brittany, your pace of life is regulated by the tides.This natural phenomenon lets you explore an ever-changing coastline which can be enjoyed in different ways depending on the time of day and the tidal range : rock-pooling, swimming, board sports, sailing, sea fishing...
   Beaches The local coast is dotted with beaches that are so different from each other that you are sure to find the one for you : from small coves to sand that stretches as far as the eye can see, from ripples to rolling waves on the coast of Quiberon, either close to bars and restaurants or quiet and surrounded by nature ... The choice is yours !
 
    
 Climate in South Britanny 
Is it always rainy in Brittany? Brittany has the (wrongful) reputation of being a wetland. The current climate of Brittany is an oceanic climate with dry summers and mild but wet winters.
On the North coast, in the West and in the interior of Brittany the climate is a little more humid. On the south coast, the climate is drier.
As much sun as BiarritzAfter that period come summer. It starts around mid-June and lasts untill mid-October. In high season,  the average temperature is 25°C. 
It is around Carnac and the Gulf of Morbihan, along the coast of South Brittany, that you will find the most hours of sunshine (more than 2000 per year, comparable with Biarritz).
Thus, in spring and autumn, holiday makers enjoy high temperatures and a pleasant time and can still take full advantage of the beaches of South Morbihan...  
    A preserved environment Camping de la Plage not only offers the best seaside location with direct access to a fabulous beach, it is also located within an outstanding environment on the edge of a nature reserve...
   Walks and excursion In and around La Trinité-sur-Mer and Carnac, there is an extremely rich and varied range of footpaths and landscapes . You never tire of them, whether along the coast, across the countryside, along the shoreline or through the villages
 
The Gulf of Morbihan's micro-climateThe coast around the Gulf of Morbihan benefits from a micro-climate due to the warm ocean current, the Gulf Stream: being in the vicinity of the Atlantic Ocean allows constant mild temperatures and the Gulf Stream warms the sea. The weather varies with the tides and is combined with a pleasant breeze that makes the hot periods more bearable. Proof of this privileged climate, the remarkable local vegetation: mimosas, camellias, hydrangeas, lavender, palm trees ...Winters are mild in Brittany with average temperatures between 6 and 8 degrees.It rarely freezes during this period and it is in the interior of Brittany that gets the most rain.
With storms coming from the north and south-west, winter is the least pleasant time to be in Brittany. But it's a great experience to get some fresh air during a storm and see the waves breaking on the rocks! 