
Base de sous-marins de Keroman
Huge Second World War submarine pens, now a sailing and nautical hub, with a museum and a submarine you can visit.

Lorient, France
Lorient, in southern Brittany, was founded as the port of the French East India Company. Today it is a major fishing port, a hub of ocean sailing and home each August to the Interceltic Festival.
Lorient Bretagne Sud airport is about 5 km from central Lorient.
The most practical option, as there is no regular bus to the terminal. Booking in advance is advisable; the ride to central Lorient takes about 15 min.
Lorient

Huge Second World War submarine pens, now a sailing and nautical hub, with a museum and a submarine you can visit.

Interactive sailing museum at the former submarine base, next to the pontoon where Éric Tabarly's Pen Duick yachts are moored.

17th-century citadel at the entrance to the harbour, opposite Lorient, home to the East India Company Museum.

18th-century lookout tower in the former East India Company enclosure, with views over the harbour.

Island off Lorient, about 45 min by ferry, with cliffs, coves and the convex Grands Sables beach.
Lorient is served by Lorient Bretagne Sud (LRT).
Lorient Bretagne Sud airport is about 5 km from central Lorient.
From Lorient Bretagne Sud airport you can take Taxi. Pre-booked taxis and private transfers are also available.
Highlights of Lorient include Base de sous-marins de Keroman, Cité de la Voile Éric Tabarly, Citadelle de Port-Louis, Tour de la Découverte, and Île de Groix.