Camping Saint Jacques

Unforgettable camping holidays are made at Campsite Saint Jacques, a wonderful resort perched directly on a beautiful beach in Brittany. This small and serene destination in Sarzeau on the gulf of Morbihan is ideal for family holidays to the north of France.

Giving you freedom and peace of mind, the campsite is 100% pedestrian and allows no vehicles onsite, except in specially designated areas. Families with younger children can relax with the knowledge that their littles ones are free to run, skip, hop and jump around the thoroughfares.

Whilst you have the option to swim in the cooling waters of the Atlantic Ocean, special mention should go to the resort’s amazing aqua complex. Featuring a large covered swimming pool and splash play park, it’s a great place to relax with a good book while the kids make a splash. Adults can also indulge in a well-earned massage at the spa.

With sports competitions, games, arts & crafts and shows, Children will be excited to join the onsite Kids Club. They can join newly made friends for a game of table tennis, basketball or football. Close to the campsite, families can venture out and partake in some crazy golf, horse riding and fishing. Jet skiing, diving, paddle boarding and many other water sports are available at the nearby beach.

The campsite features a good selection of amenities with dining options extending to a snack bar, takeout and small grocery shop. A few restaurants can be found in the local area while a large supermarket is available near the resort.

The 100% pedestrian avenues that line the campsite feature spacious emplacements. Whether you opt for a mobile home or tent, you will find well-equipped interiors and roomy living areas.

Nearby Saint Jacques Campsite

The arc that curves around the gulf of Morbihan is home to many notable places of interest including Château de Suscinio, Vannes Aquarium and the Butterfly Garden. The gulf comprises of many islands, most notably Île-d'Arz, a stunning nine island archipelago with beautiful hiking routes.

A little farther afield but worth a visit is the Zoo and Botanical Garden of Branféré. West of the campsite is Carnac, and its famous Standing Stones. This megalithic site dating back to around 4000BC is one of the region’s most popular attractions.