Tourist Attractions & Monuments Morbihan

In the heart of the village, just a few steps from the sea, St. Michel's Chapel looks back to the th century, as its particularly ancestral foundations attest. It would appear, given its clocheton and openings, that it would have been rebuilt in the th century. The interior houses a remarkable three processional poles. The forgiveness takes place on Sunday closest to the feast of Saint Michel (29 September).

The ponds of the Petit and Grand Loc'h have been classified as a regional nature reserve since 2008. These extend over an area of no less than 118 hectares and 3 km long in the immediate vicinity of the coast. The pond of Petit Loc'h is located in the southern part, while the old polders of Grand Loc'h, created in 1884, are located in the north. This former arm of the sea is now a real observatory for lovers of fauna and flora since the reserve is home to a number of migratory birds, but also otters, orchids, amphibians and many others. Notice to nature lovers....

BLB Tourism Agency, located in the Artisanale Artisanale area, specialising in LGBT destinations but not only.

With its 2 km of fine sand, it is the longest beach of Belle-Ile. Like all the beaches in the interior coast, it is sheltered from dominant winds. Its exposure gives it a sunshine throughout the day and you can discover many different seashells. Supervised in July and August (from 1 pm to 7 pm), and featuring a rescue station, it is ideal for water sports.

The antenna of Pluvigner of the Tourist Office of Auray-Community is located in Saint-Michel Square, at the premises of the city hall. You will find in free service an essential documentation on the various tourist sites of the territory and its surroundings. The office also manages the tourist animation association which organizes various animations on the commune of Pluvigner such as the nocturnal markets or the Christmas market.

The Pomper mill is a tidal mill that belonged to Duke Jean V who, in 1430, gave it to the chapter of Vannes as a pledge of a 50 pound rent. It was rebuilt in the 18th century. The building is currently used as an antiques and second-hand goods store. It is full of a multitude of cupboards, bookcases, sideboards, tables, chairs, display cases, china cabinets and other painted furniture.

Located in the heart of the city center, the tourist office of Saint-Pierre-Quiberon offers you numerous documents as well as all the brochures inherent in the various excursions you might want to make. For example, you might want to leave the islands: Belle-Ile-en-Mer, Houat or Hoëdic. Not counting the visits to the Gulf of Morbihan. To go with these excursions, the tourist office also offers an iodine ticketing service: crossing to these islands, cruises in the Gulf of Morbihan and on the Etel estuary, visit an oyster site…

The tourist information office in Grand-Champ belongs to the tourist office of Vannes Golfe du Morbihan. You will find all the information you need for local excursions, as well as for the territory.

The Prieuré Saint-Étienne, located a few steps from the greenway, is the ideal place for a cultural break. The chapel is the oldest in Morbihan still standing. The priory was founded in 1140 and the guided tours allow visitors to discover a rich heritage, witnessing the different periods through which the chapel has passed: 17th century altarpiece, contemporary stained glass windows, 15th century mural painting, remains of the Gallo-Roman period... In summer, activities bring the place to life: games for families, guided tours, exhibitions.

9 welcome offices await you in Quiberon Bay: Etel, Plouharnel, Sainte-Anne d'Auray, Quiberon, La Trinité-sur-Mer, Auray, Locmariaquer, Saint-Pierre Quiberon and Erdeven. The teams at each office will advise you on the sites not to be missed, the activities to explore in the surrounding area, and the accommodation and catering on offer in the destination. Only the offices in Erdeven, La Trinité-sur-Mer, Auray and Quiberon will be open all year round.

What if you could visit La Roche-Bernard on more than just foot? Take a 7 km guided tour of the town's must-see sites: the inner harbour, the old quarters and the suspension bridge. It's an opportunity to learn more about the town and enjoy a panoramic view of the Vilaine River. You can also combine the little train with the rental of 5- and 8-seater electric boats without a license, departing from Quai Saint-Antoine, 10 meters away.

A sailing instructor for thirty years, Benoît Debierre chose to set up his own school, Nautic' Erdre Océan, in 2017. Affiliated with the French Sailing Federation and accredited as a " coach plaisance", he offers outings of around 7 hours across the Gulf. Île aux moines, Houat, Rivière d'Auray, Baie de Quiberon... from March to October, you'll discover an exceptional site while learning how to sail, and more if you're so inclined. Alone or with the family, beginner or advanced, for pleasure or sport, NEO is for everyone.