Lorient

Lorient

France

Introduction to Port

Port Lorient sets itself apart from other cruise ports with a rare combination of sheltered, deep-water berths that welcome modern vessels without the bustle of busier hubs, and a city-entangled maritime vibe that turns a stop into a Breton immersion. Signatures experiences begin right at the quay: a stroll along the working harbor led by welcoming guides, a visit to the Cité de la Voile Eric Tabarly to glimpse Brittany’s sailing legacy, and a hand-picked shore program that can whisk you to the wild beauty of Île de Groix or to the standing stones and coastlines around Carnac. The stops are anchored by bold, reachable destinations—Vannes’ ramparts, Concarneau’s walled town, and Quimper’s flavor-filled streets—while still feeling intimate enough to savor the region’s seafood, cider, and crepes with minimal travel. The port’s fleet features modern, adaptable terminals with efficient passenger flows, green initiatives such as shore power and waste management, and a dedicated cruise-liaison team that coordinates embarkation, disembarkation, and tender operations with ship schedules. Onboard, Lorient’s calls are designed to enhance the voyage: fast Wi‑Fi access, multilingual information desks, and pre-bookable shore experiences that sync with the ship’s programming, ensuring guests maximize their time in Brittany and depart with a true sense of place.

Reasons
Reasons To Visit
Port history and culture
Explore Lorient's naval history and maritime heritage in Brittany.
Seaside views and beaches
Stroll along the harbor, enjoy coastal scenery and fresh seafood.
Gateway to Brittany
Base for exploring the Gulf of Morbihan and coast.
Location and access
Southern Alberta, easy drive from Calgary or Lethbridge.