Land & Sea, the perfect balance between nature and ocean

A true landmark of French sailing, La Trinité-sur-Mer is renowned for its prestigious marina, international regattas and unique maritime atmosphere. An exceptional setting from which to discover Quiberon Bay and experience the Breton way of life by the sea.

Between coastal paths, sandy beaches and lively waterfront terraces overlooking elegant yachts and racing sailboats, the resort offers an outstanding environment in the heart of Quiberon Bay.

Renowned for its magnificent beaches and unspoiled natural surroundings, Carnac is one of Brittany’s most sought-after seaside destinations. Its waterfront, water sports activities and breathtaking ocean views make it the perfect place to enjoy the pleasures of the sea in a refined and authentic setting.

Whether for swimming, sailing, paddleboarding or simply relaxing by the water, Carnac offers an exceptional coastline where nature and the Atlantic Ocean meet in perfect harmony.

Gateway to the Quiberon Peninsula, Plouharnel is renowned for its vast sandy beaches swept by Atlantic waves. A leading surfing destination in Brittany, it also charms visitors with its wild dunes, coastal paths and unspoiled natural landscapes. An ideal playground for nature lovers, water sports enthusiasts and outdoor adventurers.

A true jewel of the Breton coastline, Quiberon offers a striking contrast between its sheltered beaches and the famous Wild Coast. Over several kilometres, dramatic cliffs, hidden coves and wave-carved rocks create breathtaking scenery. Whether hiking, swimming, taking a boat trip or admiring a sunset over the ocean, Quiberon promises unforgettable experiences in an exceptional natural setting.

A true natural jewel of the Morbihan, the Ria d’Étel reveals ever-changing landscapes of sandbanks, preserved islets and charming little harbours. Shaped by the tides, it offers a constantly evolving spectacle where nature and the ocean meet in a peaceful and authentic setting.

Connected to the mainland by a stone bridge, Saint-Cado is one of Brittany’s most photographed sites. Its fishermen’s cottages, historic chapel and famous blue-shuttered house standing on the water give it a unique charm. This timeless village invites visitors to wander and discover a remarkably preserved Breton heritage in an exceptional setting.

Hoëdic enchants visitors with its white sandy beaches, crystal-clear waters and peaceful atmosphere. Here, time seems to stand still. Free from the bustle of modern life, the island invites you to hike, swim and discover an unspoiled natural environment in the heart of the Atlantic Ocean.

Home to the famous Treac’h er Goured beach and breathtaking natural landscapes, Houat offers one of Brittany’s most spectacular seaside settings. Cliffs, hidden coves and coastal paths reveal exceptional panoramic views. An ideal getaway to enjoy unspoiled nature and surprisingly turquoise waters.

Nicknamed the Pearl of the Gulf, Île aux Moines enchants visitors with its peaceful coves, mimosa-lined paths and elegant atmosphere. Whether on foot or by bicycle, the island reveals magnificent views over the Gulf of Morbihan and invites you to discover a preserved natural environment where land and sea blend harmoniously.

More secluded and unspoiled, Île d’Arz offers a peaceful escape shaped by the rhythm of the tides. Its coastal trails, quiet beaches and vast maritime landscapes make it a privileged destination for lovers of nature and authenticity. An ideal island retreat to experience the beauty and tranquillity of the Gulf of Morbihan.

Famous for its 6,000-year-old cairn, Gavrinis is home to one of Europe’s most remarkable megalithic monuments. Located in the heart of the Gulf of Morbihan, this small island offers a fascinating journey through history, mystery and breathtaking coastal scenery. An unmissable visit to discover the origins of Brittany.

A true haven of peace at the entrance to the Gulf of Morbihan, Berder Island captivates visitors with its preserved natural setting and unique access at low tide. Its shaded paths, secluded coves and panoramic views over the Gulf make it an ideal destination for a timeless walk surrounded by nature, tranquillity and Breton charm.

With its cobbled quays, half-timbered houses and gatherings of traditional sailing vessels, Saint-Goustan is one of Brittany’s most iconic harbours. Famous for the departure of La Fayette to America in 1776, it has preserved a unique atmosphere where maritime history, heritage and Breton charm blend harmoniously.

Located in the heart of Vannes, this marina connects the historic city to the Gulf of Morbihan. Lined with cafés, gardens and elegant façades, it invites visitors to stroll along the waterfront in a refined maritime atmosphere. An essential stop to discover one of Brittany’s most beautiful cities.

Listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Megalithic Sites of Carnac form one of the world’s most remarkable prehistoric landscapes. More than 3,000 standing stones, dolmens and burial mounds bear witness to a fascinating civilisation that flourished thousands of years ago. A unique journey through history and mystery, best explored on foot or by bicycle.

With its remarkably preserved ramparts, half-timbered houses and charming cobbled streets, Vannes is one of Brittany’s finest medieval cities. Wander through its historic centre, discover the gardens nestled below the ancient walls and enjoy the authentic atmosphere of this City of Art and History, gateway to the Gulf of Morbihan.

Nestled between land and sea, Auray enchants visitors with its lively historic centre, cobbled streets and half-timbered houses. Rich in heritage and character, the town invites you to wander through picturesque squares, traditional markets, independent boutiques and welcoming cafés. An essential stop to experience the true Breton way of life.

As Brittany’s leading pilgrimage site, Sainte-Anne-d’Auray welcomes visitors in a remarkable setting. Its majestic basilica, peaceful sanctuary and beautifully maintained gardens invite discovery, reflection and contemplation. A landmark of Breton heritage where history, culture and tranquillity come together.