Plouharnel

Introduction to Plouharnel

Plouharnel, a municipality near Carnac, also has a large number of menhirs and dolmens, as well as several religious buildings (chapels and abbeys). Its territory is also home to one of Brittany’s most significant dune areas.

Key Details

• Type de lieu: village.

• Intérêt touristique: ★ (worth a stop if you are in the area).

• Localisation: at the "entrance" to the Quiberon Peninsula, in the Morbihan department.

• Distances:

• Heure locale: Heure : Plouharnel.

• Population: 2,148 inhabitants (2016).

• Superficie: 18.32 km².

• Altitude: sea level.

• Site internet: http://www.plouharnel.fr

History of Plouharnel

What to See and Do in Plouharnel

Old hamlets (Le Vieux Bourg, Sainte Barbe), a small religious heritage, and remnants of the Atlantic Wall make up the main built heritage of the municipality.

Plouharnel Beaches ★★
These are long beaches and one of the most significant dune areas in Brittany.

In the Surrounding Area

Climate and Weather in Plouharnel

Like the rest of the coast, the municipality has an oceanic climate, mild and humid year-round, with relatively low temperature variation—neither too cold in winter nor too hot in summer. Rainfall (less intense than inland) is spread throughout the year, with a peak in autumn and winter.

Sea Temperature Throughout the Year

Transportation

Getting There

Getting Around

Accommodation

Dining

Useful Addresses

Additional Information