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A proud port city, Lorient is one of the main attractions in southern Brittany.

Founded in the 17th century to provide the French East India Company with a port open to the world, the town of Lorient in Morbihan has become one of Brittany's most prosperous cities.

A popular destination for business travellers, Lorient is also an ideal base for a holiday in Morbihan. History, heritage, culture, nature or gastronomy, southern Brittany invites you to discover more and more between land and sea. The alignments of megaliths at Carnac can be admired just thirty kilometres from Lorient.

Book your Flight Lyon Lorient tickets now, then head for Morbihan and the megalithic coast!

5 reasons to visit Lorient

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Set sail at the Cité de la Voile

As a port open to the Atlantic Ocean, Lorient invites you to set sail at the Cité de la Voile Éric Tabarly. Here you can discover the history of sailing, explore the interactive exhibitions and climb aboard the famous sailing boat Pen Duick for a uniquely immersive experience. The Cité de la Voile also offers sailing excursions.

Treat yourself to a sea excursion

You can set sail from Lorient for a few hours or a full day at sea. You can admire Lorient's military installations from out at sea, including the submarine base, observe the wildlife and the many seabirds, and enjoy a timeless experience as you breathe in the ocean spray.

Discover the Flore submarine

The Flore-S645 submarine has been housed for several decades in the submarine base built by the German army during the Second World War. Today, it is at the heart of a museum that is unique in Europe, giving visitors the chance to relive a human and technological adventure that began in the 20th century. Temporary exhibitions are also regularly held on the site.

Visit the museums and streets of Port-Louis

Located on the other side of the mouth of the Blavet, Port-Louis is a popular tourist destination for its beaches, marina, picturesque streets and fortifications. The former citadel is now home to the Musée National de la Marine de Port-Louis, whose scale models are a delight for young and old alike.

Take an excursion to the island of Groix

Maritime shuttles link the town of Lorient to the island of Groix, just a few kilometres off the coast of Brittany. This island territory is renowned for its magnificent sandy beaches, coastal paths for hiking and cycling, and unspoilt flora and fauna. Restaurants and cafés welcome you for a gourmet break with your feet in the water.

FAQ: Flights Lyon - Lorient

When should I book my plane ticket from Lyon to Lorient?

Airlines generally set their ticket prices according to how full their aircraft are. By booking your plane ticket as early as possible, you can generally obtain better fares and make savings.

We also advise you to book your parking space online: this way you can be sure to find an available space and you'll benefit from parking at the best price.

When should you travel to Lorient and Brittany?

Brittany is renowned for its oceanic climate, with mild temperatures in summer and winter. Museums, monuments, cafés and restaurants are open all year round, and Lorient can be explored throughout all four seasons. The most popular tourist season starts in spring and ends in early autumn. You can go hiking along the coast or inland, take a sea excursion, visit the island of Groix, or enjoy the Breton beaches in the height of summer.