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Visit the Neolithic stones at Carnac then spend time on Carnac-Plage, a large, gently sloping beach it also provides a good choice of amenities together with colourful cafes and restaurants serving good quality, reasonably priced food.
Take a trip to the beautiful medieval town of Vannes which is located just on the edge of the famous Gulfe de Morbihan (a sailing metropolis, also known for its oyster farms). Vannes also offers the opportunity to sample smart shops, bars, restaurants and a lovely marina where the cafe terraces are often overflowing with alfresco diners.
The port town of Lorient is very close by, again offering a lively selection of shops, bars and restaurants. During the first two weeks of August it is well worth visiting Lorient for the annual Interceltique Music Festival which takes place in the town centre. The festival begins with a large parade of bands and dancers all in traditional costume - well worth seeing!