Solo travel in the Gulf of Morbihan: Vannes and the surrounding area
Fancy a solo adventure between land and sea?
Solo travel in the Gulf of Morbihan is the perfect opportunity to enjoy an authentic holiday, combining unspoilt nature, Brittany's heritage and enriching experiences. Whether you're a keen hiker, a cultural enthusiast or simply looking to get away from it all, this region of Brittany is the perfect place for you. South Brittany is the perfect destination for a successful solo trip.
Why travel solo in Brittany? A completely free experience
Travelling solo in BrittanyWhen you choose Morbihan, you choose a region with a warm welcome, stunning scenery and a wide range of activities. With its rugged coastline, picturesque little villages and the islands of the Gulf, Morbihan offers unrestricted scope for exploration, ideal for introspection or spontaneity.
Here, there's no need for a rigid programme: you can take your time wandering around, stopping wherever the wind takes you, exploring a local market or enjoying a Breton crêpe (full of butter!) overlooking the sea...
Discover Vannes on your own: a lively, safe and inspiring town
Travelling solo in VannesIf you're looking for a break from the hustle and bustle of the city life, you've come to the right place. You'll be seduced by its medieval ramparts, cobbled streets with little shops, half-timbered houses and lively port. In short, the ideal place for those who like to combine cultural discoveries with leisurely strolls.
What to do at Vannes solo ?
- Visit the old town on foot, with an audio guide in your pocket
- Stop off at a café in the port to watch the boats
- Discover the ramparts garden or the temporary exhibitions at the Musée des Beaux-Arts La Cohue
- A shopping spree in the local boutiques
Discover VannesIt's a historic town that's easy for solo travellers to live in: everything is within easy reach on foot or by bike, the locals are welcoming and you quickly feel at home.
Explore the Golfe du Morbihan on your own: nature, islands and walks
Le Morbihan Gulf is one of Brittany's most emblematic natural gems. It's also the perfect setting for a solo break focused on nature, the sea and peace and quiet, to be explored on foot, by bike or by boat.
Here are a few suggestions for experiences solo in the Morbihan Gulf :
- Sail solo to Ile aux Moines or Ile d'Arz from the port of Vannes, thanks to our cruise partner Navix.
- Hiking on the coastal path (GR34): miles of signposted trails with breathtaking views over the Gulf of Morbihan
- Birdwatching in the Séné marshes, a paradise for wildlife lovers
- Swimming or picnicking in a secluded cove
Le Morbihan soloIt's not just nature, it's also markets, festivals, guided tours and culinary workshops: there are plenty of opportunities to meet new people, even if you're travelling alone.
You'll also find thalassotherapy centres, spas, mindfulness activities, retreats and yoga sessions by the sea.
A few ideas for well-being:
- Sign up for a yoga class on the beach
- A good massage after a day's hiking
- Meditate by the water or in the forest
- Take part in a Breton cookery workshop
A hotel in Vannes city centre perfect for a solo getaway, and much more besides...
For your solo stayThe Best Western Plus Vannes Centre-Ville welcomes you in a modern, comfortable and warm setting. Our comfortable rooms are ideal for single occupancy, allowing you to relax in complete tranquillity after a day exploring Southern Brittany.
Our establishment offers much more than just accommodation:
- A wellness area with hammam
- A Japanese sauna latest generation
- A fitness room
- Our on-site restaurant Côté Patio, offering a menu of the day from the slate every evening
Located just 5 minutes' walk from the historic centre of Vannes and less than 15 minutes from the port, our hotel is the perfect base from which to explore the area. Golfe du Morbihan aloneYou can reach the islands on foot, by bike or by ferry.
Book your stay at the Best Western Plus Vannes Centre-Ville now for a unique, peaceful and rewarding experience in the heart of Morbihan.