Fun and entertainment Presqu'île de Rhuys

Rainy day, evening with friends or heat wave: the casino is a leisure space which we do not always think about... The one in Arzon, located on the port of Crouesty, offers a wide range of games - slot machines, blackjack tables, electronic English roulette - as well as a bar and restaurant area with a different feel. The Jules-Verne restaurant invites you to relax and enjoy a delicious meal in a modern and chic atmosphere. The bar and restaurant have independent entrances and are therefore open to the whole family (unlike the casino).

Want to take a break from shopping on the Rhuys peninsula? Located in the Z.A. de Kerollaire, this new beer bar has everything you could wish for. Nadia and Emmanuel, the owners, offer draught beers, wines and cocktails to drink on the premises and a fine selection to take away, particularly from Brittany. To accompany your refreshments, the bar offers a few snacks to nibble on, such as planks, hot camemberts or sausages. And while you're waiting to be served, why not play a game of darts?

The first and only coffee-shop on the Rhuys peninsula, Kkothé opened its doors in June 2023 opposite the Hermine cultural center in Sarzeau. On board, Gilbert Delanchy offers, in a tropical atmosphere, homemade delicacies (cookies, brookies), artisanal ice creams, a range of hot drinks (teas, coffees, rooibos) and cold drinks (iced teas, milkshakes), as well as a fresh and copious lunch menu for consumption on site. A charming place that is sure to delight the taste buds of any sweet tooth passing through the peninsula.

This country bistro is a real institution in Sarzeau and the surrounding area. Having taken over the family business more than 30 years ago, Gwénaël Le Jendre doesn't want to let go of the torch, and for good reason, he likes to say: "I'm too much in love with this area to consider anything else" except getting on his Harley and travelling to more or less distant places. The Clifden, which was opened by his grandfather in 1925, has celebrated its 90th anniversary with rock bands, rockabilly, blues or traditional Celtic music. There is something for everyone in the summer evenings!

If you're looking for a family bar where all generations can get together for a drink or dance on the wooden dance floor, this is the place to go. Le Marcellin - Marcel for connoisseurs - brings together regulars and tourists passing through the Rhuys peninsula to share themed evenings: blind tests, fancy dress parties... In February, the bar even plays host to BWS and its troupe of Irish musicians. As well as being a great place to have fun, it's also a cabinet of curiosities, with a wealth of bric-a-brac to contemplate!

Big brother to the Marcellin - which belongs to the same owner, Brice Bonnot - the Malvern is the only nightclub on the Rhuys peninsula. The faithful usually start the evening at Le Marcellin, then leave the wooden ship for this two-room discotheque. The first is a generalist-style room, while the second (Salle Cachot) is dedicated to electro music. There's a charge for entry and a drink is included. Several themed evenings are on offer, and VTC shuttles are also available to get you home in complete peace of mind.