Discover Ambon in Morbihan during your camping holiday
Ambon, a former salt-marsh village in the Morbihan region of France, boasts white sandy beaches, rocky coastlines and historic monuments.
Ideal for hiking and cultural discovery, this Breton gem also offers gourmet tastings and magnificent scenery, promising an unforgettable experience for all visitors staying in Southern Brittany.
Discover Ambon, the Paludier Village
Ambon, an ancient salt-marsh village north of Damgan, is a jewel of Brittany, with white sandy beaches and rocky coasts ideal for fishing. Hikers will be delighted by the salt marshes, meadows and woods. Gourmets can enjoy shortbread and galettes overlooking the sea, while history buffs can visit the town’s many historic monuments.
Between two explorations, enjoy local specialties such as Breton shortbread and galettes, eaten by the sea. Summer markets are an excellent opportunity to discover local produce and enjoy the friendly atmosphere of Ambon.
Ambon: A Journey through History
Ambon is a destination rich in cultural heritage. History buffs will be delighted by the diversity of its historic monuments.
The Church of Saint-Cyr-Sainte-Juliette is a must-see. Dating from the Romanesque period, it boasts archaeological treasures including a 3rd-century Roman temple and a 6th-century Paleochristian sanctuary. Don’t miss a visit on a Sunday morning in summer, when Ambon’s market is open, for a double cultural experience.
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A few kilometers from the village, the 16th-century Chapelle de Brouël awaits you. Built in the days when ships came to load goods, this chapel, which is closed to the public, boasts a Gothic gable with remarkable decoration.
Ambon offers a fascinating insight into the history of Morbihan through its churches and chapels, veritable witnesses to the past.
The beaches of Ambon in Morbihan
Ambon, located between Damgan and Billiers, offers 3 magnificent beaches that will delight lovers of nature and tranquillity.
Plage de Tréhervé, nestled in Kervoyal Bay, is the wildest. Ideal for hunting crabs in jellyfish shoes, it’s also a great place to explore the surrounding coves.
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Not far away, Plage de Cromenach offers a peaceful experience with its small coves. Situated near a 17th-century chapel, it’s ideal for a visit before relaxing in the sun. At sunset, pack a picnic to admire the golden reflections on the Vilaine estuary.
Last but not least, Plage de Bétahon is the star of the show, with its salt marshes and vibrant colors offering an unforgettable Breton palette. Don’t forget to preserve this natural treasure by respecting the environment.
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Hiking in Ambon
Hiking enthusiasts will be delighted by the hiking trails in and around Ambon.
The “Killig ar Mor” circuit, meaning “quivering of the sea” in Breton, starts in the town of Ambon. It passes through the picturesque villages of Saint Mamers and Bétahon, facing the maritime marshes of Billiers, and follows the coastal path to Cromenac’h and Tréhervé.
The Grande Randonnée 349 trail crosses Ambon, offering breathtaking seascapes.
Stage 13: Damgan/Ambon-Brouël On this final stage to the west of the region, you’ll follow the banks of the Pénerf river. Explore the village of Ambon, with its listed church, before reaching Brouël and its Mille Secours chapel. The trail is signposted in red and white, ideal for a day’s hiking.
Stage 14: Brouël-Ambon return to Muzillac Cross the Ambon countryside, immersed in a maritime atmosphere. Stop at the Pénesclus chapel before reaching Muzillac. The route is signposted in red and white, perfect for a pleasant stroll.
For a family activity, the new secure bike path lets you discover Morbihan at your own pace, from Pénerf to Damgan via the beaches of Ambon.
Fishing in Ambon: An Authentic Adventure
When the sea recedes, it reveals hidden treasures in Ambon, Damgan and Billiers. Check the tide tables and prepare yourself for a unique experience.
Understanding the Tides
The tide, influenced by lunar attraction, alternates between high and low tide every six hours. With coefficients ranging from 20 to 120, the high tides, above 100, are ideal for fishing. Take the opportunity to explore the foreshore and catch shellfish.
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Fishing equipment
For successful fishing, you’ll need gloves, a round-tipped knife, a small rake, a basket and a net. These tools are essential for unearthing marine treasures. Find authorized fishing spots on our map and set off on your adventure.
Stay at Camping Ker Yaoulet in Ambon
Come and enjoy an unforgettable vacation at Camping Ker Yaoulet in Ambon. Offering spacious pitches and comfortable mobile homes, our accommodation is ideal for family vacations. Children will love the playground and water park with swimming pool. Entertainment and evening events are organized throughout the season to enhance your stay. Located close to the Golfe du Morbihan, the campsite also offers 4-star service. Consult our reviews and discover our rental offer for the perfect relaxation space. Book your place now and enjoy a memorable vacation.