Tourism

La Gacilly at 27.5 kms / 30 mn


Nestled in the Aff Valley, in the heart of Morbihan, La Gacilly is a must-see destination for lovers of nature, art and heritage. 

This village of character seduces with its flowery streets, its stone houses and its peaceful atmosphere, conducive to strolling. Every summer, the famous La Gacilly Photo Festival transforms the streets, gardens and facades into a huge open-air gallery, offering remarkable exhibitions dedicated to nature and the world's major issues free of charge. 

Birthplace of the Yves Rocher brand, the town also invites you to discover its botanical garden and its commitment to biodiversity. The many craftsmen's workshops, walks along the Aff and hiking trails complete the discovery of this Breton village, where culture, know-how and nature combine to offer an authentic and charming getaway.

La Roche Bernard at 18 kms / 22 mn


Perched above the Vilaine, La Roche-Bernard is a Small City of Character® that seduces with its rich heritage, its marina and its magnificent panoramas. 

Stroll through the cobbled streets lined with stone houses, discover the old merchants' residences and enjoy an authentic atmosphere in the heart of this Breton city. 

From the quays or the heights of the village, admire the superb views of the Vilaine, ideal for a break or a few photos. To extend the discovery, embark on a cruise or go on a canoe, paddle or electric boat to explore the unspoilt landscapes of the river. 

Between heritage, nature and the sweetness of life, La Roche-Bernard is a must-see during a stay in Morbihan, near the Gulf of Morbihan and the Guérande peninsula.

Rochefort-en-Terre at 17 kms / 18 mn

Classified as one of the Most Beautiful Villages in France, Rochefort-en-Terre is a must-see destination in Morbihan. 

This village of character seduces with its half-timbered and granite houses, its cobbled streets, its flower-filled facades and its remarkably preserved heritage. 

Dominated by its castle, it invites you to stroll between picturesque squares, artisan shops and art galleries. Throughout the year, visitors enjoy an authentic atmosphere, while in winter the famous Christmas lights transform the village into a fairytale setting. 

The gardens, walking paths and green landscapes of the surrounding area complete the discovery. Between heritage, crafts, gastronomy and the sweetness of life, Rochefort-en-Terre offers a charming getaway and is one of the most beautiful stops to discover during a stay in Morbihan.

Guérande peninsula at 44 kms / 44 mn

Between land and ocean, the Guérande peninsula offers a concentration of the riches of the Atlantic coast. Famous for its salt marshes shaped for more than a thousand years, it reveals unique landscapes where salt workers perpetuate an ancestral know-how. 

The medieval city of Guérande, surrounded by remarkably preserved ramparts, invites you on a journey through history with its cobbled streets and architectural heritage. The coastline alternates long sandy beaches, wild coves and cliffs, from La Baule to Le Croisic, offering a privileged setting for swimming, water sports and walks. 

Nature lovers will also appreciate the Brière marshes, the second largest marsh in France, a refuge of exceptional biodiversity. Gastronomy, heritage, preserved landscapes and local traditions make the Guérande peninsula an authentic destination, where each season reveals a new face of this exceptional territory.

Rhuys peninsula at 50 km / 50 mn

Between the Gulf of Morbihan and the Atlantic Ocean, the Rhuys Peninsula is an exceptional territory where nature, heritage and art of living are harmoniously combined. Bordered by long sandy beaches, wild coves and coastal paths, it is a privileged destination for swimming, sailing, kayaking or hiking. 

The castle of Suscinio, former residence of the Dukes of Brittany, bears witness to the historical richness of the territory and dominates a remarkable natural environment. 

The marinas of Arzon, Port-Navalo or Crouesty are ideal starting points for exploring the Gulf of Morbihan and its islands. The villages of character, the lively markets and the local producers invite you to discover the Breton flavours in an authentic atmosphere. 

Between preserved maritime landscapes, remarkable heritage and outdoor activities, the Rhuys Peninsula seduces visitors in all seasons with the diversity of its riches and the sweetness of its living environment.