Gulf of Morbihan

On your first hike, you will explore the Séné peninsula. The beach of Moustérian and the small picturesque fishing harbour of Port-Anna are along the way. At the end of the day, a short crossing from Barrarac'h to Vannes. In July and August, an alternative excursion is possible to the island of Houat with its well-preserved bays, large sandy beaches and rock formations.

Boat trip to the island of Arz. The ‘Island of Captains’ owes its name to the numerous sailors who once lived here. Numerous charming captains' houses bear witness to the island's maritime past, as does the exotic vegetation that was brought here by sailors from distant harbours and thrives thanks to the mild climate in Morbihan - including palm trees, fig trees and mimosas. On a circular walk around the island, you will also see a restored tidal mill.

In the morning by taxi to the Kerat crossroads. You start your hike at the Pointe d'Arradon. All along the way, you will enjoy a panoramic view of the Gulf and its islands, including the Ile aux Moines, which is very close by. Along the Anse Moustran, through Port Blanc and the Anse de Kerdélan with its oyster farms, before reaching the small village of Larmor Baden, where you end your evening.

In the morning, a 2.5-hour guided boat tour to the megalithic site of Gavrinis Cairn, an impressive prehistoric Brittany burial monument with elaborate decorations, is on the programme. In the afternoon, a short walk along the coast to explore the island of Berder and the marshes of Pen en Toul. Depending on the tour times, activities can be flexibly swapped between the morning and afternoon.

Boat trip to Ile aux Moines. On foot, you will get to know the ‘Pearl of the Gulf’ with its small fishermen's cottages, dazzling colours and lush vegetation. The route takes you to the headlands of Pointe du Trec'h, Pointe du Brouel and the small hamlet of Kerscot. Then take the boat to Larmor Baden and return to Vannes by taxi.