Casino Barrier Carnac

Carnac is a commune in France in the department of Morbihan in the region of Bretagne. The town is noted for its rows of some 2900-plus menhirs (megalithic monuments) and for its desirous location along the Atlantic Ocean. This resort areas draws those interested in beaches and water activities, history and archaeology, making for a well-rounded holiday destination. Popular attractions include the House of Megaliths, the Dolmen of Mane-Kerioned, the Saint-Michel Tumulus and the Museum of Prehistory.

Gaming

The casino offers 100 classic and video slot machines and video poker terminals. Slots run in denominations as low as one cent, reaching 2 EUR and video poker starts as low as 20 cents, climbing to 5 EUR. The casino itself is decked out in sailing-inspired décor. Drop in for an afternoon or evening of light gaming, before heading back out into town again. That jackpot which would cement the memories of any holiday into your mind may be just that one spin away.

Hotel/Accommodations

There are no hotels on site. Just 0.3 km from the casino you can find the Le Ratelier, located right in the heart of Carnac Bourg. Stay at this quaint hotel, a renovated farmhouse, set in a quiet, green setting, with its 8 rooms (7 bedrooms, one family rooms) adorned in antique decor. Amenities include television and free wireless internet access. Perks include freshly-caught fish dinners. Ask about their half board.

Dining

Dine in Restaurant Auberge, a cozy renovated farmhouse, serving formulaic meals, focusing on seafood. Look for lobster dinners and fresh fish. Auberge le Ratelier serves comfort foods in this granite-façade inn. Enjoy meals while overlooking Quiberon Bay in Tumulus. Trek about town looking for other eateries dishing up authentic French cuisine. Casino staff could likely point you in the direction of popular eateries.

Attractions/NightLife

The town isn’t perhaps the most adventurous when it comes to night life, but there are a couple places you could swing by. Try The Whiskey Club. The main floor is more appropriate to enjoying drinks and striking up conversations, while the second floor serves as a club. For classic rock and African/Mexican décor, try Petit Bedon, a bit more upscale, but ideal for enjoying beer. During days, check out some of the religious sites, such as the Church of Saint Cornely, dating back to the 17th century, Chapel Madeleine, built in 1976 and Chapel Saint-Michel, built in 1813, over the original from 1664, also with the Saint-Michel fountain. For more architecture, try Saint-Colomban, a village going back to the 16th century, overlooking the Bay of Po. View some 2934 menhirs, or take leisurely strolls along the coast. Other attractions include the Dolmen of Mane-Kerioned and the Museum of Prehistory.

Rewards/Deals

The casino uses the Casinopass programme. Members receive exclusive invitations throughout the year to special promotions. Ask staff about further details.