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IN BRIEF
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Spring break is the perfect opportunity to explore many captivating activities in the Lorient region. Whether you are passionate about nature, history, or family leisure, this period is full of events and activities. From equestrian shows to picturesque hikes, and festive egg hunts, here is an overview of activities not to be missed.
A New Show at the Haras d’Hennebont #
This year, the National Haras of Hennebont hosts a brand new outdoor show titled “I Will Talk to My Horse.” During the holidays, from April 8 to April 27, visitors can enjoy a unique experience that pays homage to equestrianism. The Hors(e) Série company presents a 45-minute performance where the roles between humans and horses are cleverly reversed.
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In addition to the show, various activities will be organized throughout the afternoon. Visitors can also explore the venue to discover the major moments of its history and the activities related to it. In the Forge courtyard, you can explore the fascinating world of ancestral trades related to horses. Additionally, every afternoon, the horses present in the stables will parade in the riding arena, providing a perfect opportunity for admirers of these majestic animals to observe them up close.
The shows are scheduled from Monday to Friday and on Sunday, from 2 PM to 6 PM, with affordable prices for all ages.
The Harbor of 3,000 Ships #
If the weather is nice, why not take a boat tour on the beautiful harbor of Lorient? During the school holidays, the Sea House offers a boat trip entitled “The Harbor of 3,000 Ships.” This two-hour journey includes a round trip to Locmiquélic as well as a commentary on the landscapes from the Pen Mané fort.
This excursion is an excellent way to discover the marine richness of the harbor and the diversity of port activities. Trips take place every Wednesday at 2:15 PM, and it is recommended to book in advance. The prices are very attractive, with options for adults, discounts, and free entry for younger children.
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Great Deals for Leisure Day #
On Sunday, April 6, don’t miss the Leisure Day, an event highlighting over 30 sites in Morbihan. To celebrate this event, many establishments offer a special promotion: for every ticket purchased, a free entry is provided. The only requirement is to mention the password “JDL2025” at the checkout.
Among the participating locations, you will find iconic sites such as the Eric Tabarly Sailing City, the Flore submarine and its museum in Lorient, as well as the Poul Fetan Village in Quistinic. Numerous activities will also be scheduled at these various locations to enhance your day.
Spring Hiking #
For nature enthusiasts, Spring Hiking is the perfect opportunity to rediscover the trails of the Lorient region. Several meetings are planned during the holidays, allowing you to appreciate the area from a new angle. Activities include heritage hikes in Lanvaudan, a kayaking outing from Bas-Pont-Scorff, and the eagerly anticipated return of Littorale 56.
Information regarding schedules, prices, and booking arrangements is available on the Lorient Agglo website, offering a range of options for all tastes and levels.
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Egg Hunts #
Finally, when it comes to Easter holidays, it traditionally means egg hunts. Schools, associations, and municipalities often organize their own events for the enjoyment of children. An event is set for Saturday, April 12 by the Union of Merchants of Caudan, in the Vallon de Kergoff, with a modest fee of €2 for those under 12. Another event is planned in Quéven, organized by the Festival Committee on Sunday morning, April 20, in the Kerzec park.
These egg hunts promise to be moments of joy and excitement, perfect for families wishing to celebrate the Easter holidays together.
