Arradon: Holiday apartments and holiday homes

Arradon has a diverse landscape comprising forests, rural areas and 15 km of coastline. Arradon’s natural areas include forests, natural spaces, paths, viewpoints, heathlands and streams. Kerbilouët is one of Arradon’s three main beaches.

Coast and landscape

A free summer shuttle connects the car park at the Gymnase Henri Le Rohellec with the Port d’Arradon.

Water and sport

The Catagolfe is a catamaran regatta held every year in the waters of Arradon in the Gulf of Morbihan. The town’s nautical activities are concentrated at La Carrière at Pointe d’Arradon. There you will find a slipway, a marina for boats stopping at anchor, a sailing school, facilities for sailing and motorboats, kayaks and a harbour master’s office.

At the Poulprince site, an area dedicated to equestrian sports, horse riding is possible at all levels.

Culture and history

The Chapelle du Bourg dates back to the 15th century and is now a cultural venue where exhibitions and concerts take place throughout the year.

The Chapelle Saint-Martin au Moustoir is surrounded by several Iron Age stelae. The Pardon de Saint Martin takes place at the chapel every year in mid-November.

The first Guépard, an emblematic boat of the Gulf of Morbihan, was built more than 50 years ago by Etienne Riguidel, a cabinetmaker from Arradon.

The Renaissance façade of the Château de Kerran can be viewed from a footpath along the outer wall of the park.

The Chapelle Sainte-Barbe dates back to the second half of the 16th century. The Amis de la Chapelle Sainte Barbe association organises events to promote the chapel.

Arradon is served by line 4, which runs from Arradon Town Hall via Vannes city centre to Saint-Avé.

Other places in the Morbihan département: Surzur, Malestroit, Belz, Monteneuf, Erdeven, Riantec, Rohan, Caudan.

To the higher-level travel overview: Morbihan.