Saint-Philibert: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

In Saint-Philibert, the Notre-Dame-de-la-Nativité Chapel was built by the water in 1648. On the shore of Saint-Philibert, in the Kernevest district, the Feux de Crac’h lighthouse was built in 1855 to guide boats entering the port of La Trinité.

Culture and History

The Notre-Dame-de-la-Nativité Chapel has a ceiling covered with stars. Its stained-glass windows depict local farming and oyster-farming activities.

Les Pierres Plates is an archaeological site in the immediate vicinity of Saint-Philibert. The archaeological sites Dolmen de la Madeleine, Alignements du Ménec and Dolmen de Kergavat are also located nearby.

The municipality of Saint-Philibert decided to renovate the fort grounds and establish a sailing school there.

Hiking and Cycling

The “Rivière de Saint-Philibert et Men er Beleg” circular route is an easy 9 km loop hike starting from Place de la Mairie in Saint-Philibert. The easy 18 km Crac’h–Saint-Philibert–Locmariaquer cycling route starts at Place des Trois Otages in Saint-Philibert; its duration is listed as 2 hours.

Landscape and Nature

Le Grand Huernic is an island in the immediate vicinity of Saint-Philibert. Er Runio, also an island, is likewise located nearby. The beaches Plage de Kerhillio and Plage du Gohvelin are located in the surrounding area.

At an event, visitors were offered the opportunity to observe and listen to birds, as well as observe wildlife, at Étang de Kercadoret on a site managed by the Conservatoire du littoral.

Food and Drink

At the family-run Dégustation chez Eric Cailloce on the coastal path of Saint-Philibert, oysters, seafood, prawns and whelks are available.

More local pages: Beignon, Saint-Avé, Guémené-Sur-Scorff, Saint-Pierre-Quiberon, Pontivy, Sulniac, Neulliac, Le Bonhomme

For the higher-level travel overview: Morbihan.