Bike rental in Erdeven
in Morbihan
Rent your bike in Erdeven at the campsite
What could be nicer than discovering your vacation destination near Carnac, Etel, Quiberon and Plouharnel by bike?
In Erdeven, dozens of kilometers of bike paths and cycle routes let you combine business with pleasure, and enjoy the region in an environmentally-friendly way.
Our campsite team can provide you with classic mountain bikes or electric-assist bikes: the perfect solution for long-distance cycling without getting too tired!
We can also advise you on the best walking and hiking routes to take. Book your VTC or electric bike now and set off on a great tour of this region of France during your vacation with your children.
Erdeven bike hire: practical information :
- We rent them out every day during reception opening hours: 8pm during the season and 10am-12pm/3pm-6pm outside July and August.
- We systematically disinfect bikes and helmets between each rental.
- Helmets and baby seats available for hire
- Electric-assist bicycles also available for hire
- Recommended itinerary: between Erdeven and Quiberon: skirt the peninsula, crossing the dunes and the village of Sainte-Barbe, discover the isthmus of Penthièvre and finish on the Côte Sauvage.
- A cycle path linking the village to Kerhillio beach passes right in front of our campsite.
Discover Erdeven by bike
Looking for an outdoor getaway near Carnac? Do yourself a favor and discover Erdeven, a charming destination in southern Brittany that you can explore by bike on a variety of itineraries.
Take advantage of your outings with family or friends to explore the 8 km of beaches, a 300-hectare protected area that adds to the beauty of the town’s scenery. Get on your bikes for breathtaking rides around this charming French town.
During your getaway, you’ll also have the chance to discover other emblematic sites whose reputation extends far beyond the region’s borders, in particular these menhirs and dolmens, listed as historic monuments since 1862. Hiking trails are available to discover these places with your children.
Highlights include the Mané-Bras dolmens, Caesar’s chair, the Mané-croc’h dolmen, the Kerzerho giants and the Crucuno quadrilateral.
You’re also sure to enjoy a visit to Château de Keravéon, whose grounds include a fitness trail, a botanical trail and a children’s playground.
Many other tourist sites are well worth a visit. Don’t miss the town of Plouharnel, a local landmark, and stop off to discover the many activities on offer.
In the hinterland in particular, you’ll have the chance to discover calvaries and old chapels that tell part of the story of the town and the region.
Highlights include the Kercadio manor house and the Narbon mill.
