Travel and transport agencies Brittany

An unforgettable cruise, come aboard the Key Largo. Enjoy a timeless day from the port of Pen Mané in Locmiquélic. Let Captain Christian guide you aboard this elegant lobster boat designed by Nigels Irens and powered by a hybrid engine. Explore the Lorient roadstead, the Port Louis pass and the island of Groix. The experience is made unique by the presence of Christian, who will share with you anecdotes and the cultural and ecological challenges of the harbor. An unforgettable encounter that will enrich your day in an exceptional way!

"Tata Marie" invites you to take to the road in well-maintained vintage cars such as Pep's, the beautiful orange dodoche, the supercharged lemon 2CV or the convertible Méhari Bounty. Whether you're planning a colorful wedding, a team-building seminar or a romantic or family getaway along the Breton coast, Tata's Bolides are sure to make a splash on Lorient's coastal road! A well-crafted logbook accompanies the rental, for an unusual activity, hair in the wind, between past and present. All aboard, Tata!

COUZ'N'BIKE is a top-of-the-range electric mountain bike rental service in Loqueffret, in the heart of the Armorique Regional Nature Park. Situated between Loqueffret and Brennilis, COUZ'N'BIKE offers the chance to go cycling in the Monts d'Arrée, with 18 signposted mountain bike circuits and 388 km of trails. Electric mountain bikes can be rented for half or full days.

The only French-speaking receptive in Menorca and open all year round. David and Clothilde, connoisseurs of Menorca's secrets, have succeeded in creating a network of the island's most authentic local partners to create unique and memorable tailor-made stays and trips. Very good address to discover the true essence of Menorca with specialists.

It was here, in this "Petite Cité de Caractère" on the southern edge of Morbihan, that Richelieu had the first Royal three-decker, La Couronne, built at. Away from the tides, the marina has a capacity of 563 berths afloat, including 56 visitor berths, and 200 berths ashore at the Port Fonctionnel. Pontoons equipped with water and electricity (220V/10A), daily weather display, wastewater pumping station.

The small island of Houat, off the coast of Quiberon, is a remarkable natural area in Southern Brittany. To discover its wild nature and its magnificent panoramas open on the fine sandy beaches, what could be better than a bicycle? It is the essential means of transportation to survey the island! You can rent bikes for adults and children, electric bikes, with baby van, baby seats and helmets to ride safely! Reservation possible directly on the website or by phone.

It is in Port-Tudy that the shuttle from Lorient docks. This port is the lung of the Groix island. The bars of sailors are numerous.

In the heart of the city, the port of Vannes is a floating dock, well protected from the swell. It offers many services to yachtsmen: laundry area, shower cabins, sanitary facilities, daily weather report, pontoons for oversized boats, wifi, black water pumps... To access the port, you must cross the Kérino bridge, and to do so, make sure you know the opening hours of the bridge lock gate (available on the Vannes town hall website).

The second largest airport in Brittany is accessible from the main cities in France, but also from many European cities. A small airport, it offers all the services of the big ones: L'Aer restaurant with a view of the runways, lounge, nursery, infirmary, mailbox, free wifi... If you are coming for vacation, take advantage of the car rental services. The terminal, located in Saint-Jacques-de-la-Lande, is linked to downtown Rennes by the STAR C6 bus line. An SNCF stop is only 15 minutes away on foot.

The island's profile is ideal for cycling, both for those who've never done it before - the climbs are never violent - and for children, as there are no cars, so their safety is assured. Carriages are handy for carrying luggage, and so equipped you'll be able to ride in any direction along the island's paths, towards the Peacock lighthouse, the strange Birlot tide mill and the Saint-Michel chapel overlooking it. The bikes are of course perfectly maintained, and helmets and locks are supplied with your mount.

The Brest railway station has the particularity of being just a stone's throw from the city centre and the tramway. It offers numerous connections between the city of the bridge and Quimper, Morlaix, Rennes or Nantes. Moreover, Paris is now only 3h30 away from the Finistère coast. In front of the SNCF train station, you will find the bus station which serves the whole of Finistère, as well as city buses. The Brest railway station was rebuilt after the war, but has kept its original architecture. It is pleasant with its small bookshop-grocery store and its hall where you will discover beautiful frescoes.

A new mode of urban transport, accessible and fast, the cable car connects the two banks of the Penfeld (Brest's coastal river), the Lower Siam and the Capuchin Plateau. It takes only three minutes to travel from one to the other. During the crossing, you will enjoy the magnificent view of the harbour of Brest and its castle. Please note: the two cabins of the cable car, which become opaque as you approach the buildings, are not face to face to cross each other, but one above the other. Each of the two cabins can carry up to 60 people. This is an original way to visit the city on both sides of the Penfield for those who are not afraid of heights!

The company has 2 departure ports: Baden and Larmor-Baden. For individuals and groups, it offers cruises in the Gulf of Morbihan among the 42 islands, with or without a stopover on Île aux Moines and/or Île d'Arz. It is also possible to discover both islands on the same day. These packages are available from April to September and during the All Saints' Day vacations. Izenah Croisières also serves Ile aux Moines, all year round, every day, every 30 minutes from 7 a.m. to 7.30 p.m. (until 10 p.m. in July and August), without booking.

To reach the inhabited islands of the Iroise Sea, the most used means of transport remains the boat. For example, the Penn ar Bed shipping company runs round round trips between the Molène and Ouessant Islands from Brest and Conquet. At any time, except for a very large storm, the shipping link is insured daily. During the tourist season, the company has a new port of departure and arrival: Camaret, on the Crozon peninsula. During this period, it also puts in place additional schedules. Once the foot is placed on the boat, you can only enjoy the landscape. Futed: tickets can be purchased online and the "Pass ports", valid ticket all year round for a return trip on the island of its choice, is an original gift idea.

Sheltered behind the citadel, on pontoons, the port of Port-Louis has 450 berths, including 50 berths for visitors. Arriving on the spot, one discovers the charming and typical small city of character that is Port-Louis as well as its charming marina. It is equipped with all the useful equipment: water, electricity, sanitary facilities, laundry, wifi, shops and laundry, bicycle loan, ice sale, handling area.

Thomas Cook Voyages is a specialist tour operator based in Lorient, in the Morbihan department. The agency is located at 14 rue Assemblée Nationale and offers a range of services for travelers.fr.

Both passenger and recreational harbour towards the Iles aux Moines and towards the Morbihan Gulf, the port has 4 dock spaces in the open sea and 20 in strandings, as well as 199 pontoon spaces in the open sea. Among them, 54 are reserved for visitors. Water and electricity are available at the dock and on pontoons. The showers and toilets 6 in number for each category are free. Wi-Fi and and Internet available. However, no fuel.

It is a small fishing village, a quiet port nestled in a cove of the Ria. The port of Vieux-Passage lives to the rhythm of the fishermen waiting for the right moment to take to the sea and deposit their traps. Its location has made it a strategic position since the 1st century BC. Before the construction of the Lorois Bridge, a ferry linked the Vieux-Passage to the opposite bank, the port of Étel. After the destruction of this bridge by the war and then its reconstruction, the ferryman resumed service. Still in use today, it is a charming moment.

Located in Port-Tudy, near the pier, here is one of the main car rental companies on the island. When you get off the boat, you can't miss this establishment. Coconut's Location offers you a large choice of vehicles: city cars, electric cars, scooters, tandems, VTC bikes, mountain bikes as well as electric bikes. The rates are degressive according to the duration of the rental contract and the breakdown service is free if necessary. Coconut's also offers the delivery of your luggage.

Formerly a fishing port, the Combrit Sainte-Marine marina is a delight for those who love places with a special character. Since the 19th century, the port of Combrit Sainte-Marine has been a privileged access to the Odet. It is a beautiful cabotage stopover in front of Bénodet, which can be reached by ferry from April 1 to September 15. The marina is in the perfect extension of the old granite port, and offers quality restaurants and accommodation, very pleasant. It has also been a member of the "Clean Ports" scheme since 2011. The port of Combrit Sainte-Marine offers 770 berths, 420 on buoys and 350 on pontoons, and 20 and 50 berths respectively for visitors.

The port of Concarneau is a must. Its location, leaning against the ramparts of the walled city, offers a remarkable historical setting. It stretches as far as the Cabellou peninsula in the Kersaux cove. The joys of the port in the town centre allow sailors to take advantage of the shops and restaurants. For passing boats, the marina provides a "visitors" pontoon in the fore-port! The advantage: the port is easily accessible thanks to a complete buoyage system.

Salaün Holidays is a travel agency located in Lorient. They offer a wide range of holiday trips, such as tours, stays, cruises and coach trips. For those wishing to travel, Salaün Holidays offers transfers from your home to the departure airport or to the coach for your trip. They cover a large number of departure cities across France, offering travelers great flexibility. Whether you want to discover Europe's Christmas markets, spend the festive season in France or travel to the other side of the world, Salaün Holidays offers a variety of trips to suit all tastes.

All year round, IZILO lets you travel around Lorient Agglomération. To simplify your bus or boat journeys, download the IZILO app to buy your tickets, plan your itinerary and follow the bus or boat in real time. IZILO also offers rental of electrically-assisted bicycles and secure bicycle shelters. For further information, contact the Maison des mobilités or the Maison du Vélo in Lorient.

Izenah Croisières operates between Baden and l'Île aux Moines, every day, without booking, but not only! The company also offers tours of the Gulf of Morbihan, private or seminar cruises, hiking or wine-tasting packages, multi-island tours, guided crossings... Whether you hop on the boat for a quick trip between Baden and Île aux Moines (5 minutes) or set off for a good two hours, you're sure to have a great time!

Recently enlarged, the new Rennes train station is 1h30 away from Paris. It is one of the most efficient ways to travel in the surrounding area thanks to well-developed regional lines, and even throughout France thanks to the many possible connections of the SNCF network. Its large shopping mall has many restaurants and shops selling regional products. On the design side, its roof made of transparent airbags allows a great deal of natural light and green spaces have been installed on its façade.

Since 1964, Condor Ferries has been specializing in ferries to Jersey and Guernsey from Saint-Malo. Our ferries offer you the opportunity to discover the Channel Islands thanks to their high performance technology and optimal comfort. Many options are available: day crossing, weekend or multi-day stay, accompanied by a hotel or B&B reservation. You will find spacious air-conditioned lounges, an ambiance bar, a restaurant area, a playground, a club class lounge and outdoor walking decks.

Access from Roscoff - old port to high tide, footbridge at low tide. Three companies share the crossing: Armein (tel.) 02 98 61 75 47 - www.armein.fr • CFTM (tel.) 02 98 61 78 87 - www.vedettes-ile-de-batz.com• Armor Excursions (tel.) 02 98 61 79 66 - www.vedettes.armor.ile.de.batz.fr. Departure every 15 minutes, from 7:45 am to 8:15 pm in high season, about every hour starting from mid-September. The crossing lasts fifteen minutes. These companies provide service between Roscoff and the island of Batz. Attention, at high tide, Boarding is at the port of Roscoff, but at low tide, you have to go down the long walkway. The C.F.T.M. (Compagnie finistérienne de transport maritime) "Finistère Shipping Company" also offers seasonal tours of bay of Morlaix, with the rise of the Morlaix River or visiting the island of Batz from several surrounding harbours Locquirec Plougasnou, Morlaix and Carantec. Check with the company.

Quimper is located in Brittany, France. Avis offers daily rates for car rentals from 1 to 4 days, with unlimited mileage, partial deductible buyback in case of theft or accident, and participation in registration costs included. Additional accessories, insurance and services can also be added to your rental.

Located less than 10 kilometres from the city centre of Brest, Guipavas airport satisfies more than one million passengers a year. It offers many direct destinations, but also flights for holidays, whether in France, Europe or elsewhere. A large choice of regular national flights and some thirty holiday destinations are offered. The originality of the terminal: it is shaped like a Manta ray. A shuttle bus from the Guipavas door tram takes you to the airport. It serves the airport 20 times a day.

Aboard one of our three exceptional ships (theIle Stagadon 2, the Porz Kervenny and the Porz Malo), discover the Île Vierge and the Abers (Aber Wrac'h and Aber Benoît). You can discover Aber Wrac'h and its landscapes dotted with small islands and, tide permitting, disembark on Île Vierge to visit its lighthouse. Alternatively, you can take a guided tour, go fishing at sea, walk to Ile Vierge and return by boat, or take a Monday evening stroll. Great excursions available as soon as the warm weather arrives!

Why don't you sail the calm waters of the Aff? In a 5 or 7-seater electric boat, with your family, your lover or your friends, explore the banks of La Gacilly, the Glénac marshland or the banks of the Ile aux Pies from the water. No need for a permit to enjoy this escapade to meet dragonflies or kingfishers... Take the time and observe... Nature is, in this small corner of Morbihan, of all beauty. You can rent it by the hour, half-day or full day, and follow suggested walks, more or less long.

Guingamp is home to Salaün Holidays, a travel agency offering a wide range of tours, stays, cruises and coach trips. For the festive season, the agency offers trips to the most beautiful Christmas markets in Alsace, Belgium, Austria, Italy, Germany and even Norway. For Christmas and New Year's Eve, you can choose to celebrate in France in regions such as Provence, Auvergne or the Côte d'Azur, or in iconic cities such as Lisbon, Dubai, Rome, Istanbul or Petra. In 2024, cities all over the world will be taking part in festivities, including the Fête des Lumières in Lyon, the Corso Fleuri in the Netherlands, the carnivals of Nice, Venice and Madeira, as well as the Navrouz Festival and Thanksgiving. For those who prefer the sun, trips to destinations such as Petra, Istanbul and Dubai are also available. The agency also offers a round-trip transfer service from your home to the departure airport or coach for your trip.

Located in the city centre, the Vauban port of Camaret is a busy port of call with more than 8,000 ships passing through each year. It should also be noted that Camaret has been carrying the Blue Flag label since 2002. For the record, in the 1960s, it was famous for its lobster fishing. Its transformation into a marina is a real success. Today, it has 500 places for residents and 250 additional places for visitors. Camaret consists of three ports: the port of Notic (in the city) for visitors, the port of Styvel (also called the furrow port) for boaters on annual contracts, and the Vauban port (or the port of the tip) for larger vessels.

The Lorient station was built to remind us of the maritime history of the city: long lines as thin as those of a boat, made of wood, full of transparency thanks to the many windows that let in the light. Inside, the design is ultra-modern with the large footbridge and escalators. 155 years after seeing the first train in Lorient, the new station has come a long way... Especially when we know that it now only takes us 3 hours to get to Paris! Outside, there's a huge forecourt that's very pleasant for pedestrians.

Opened and commissioned in 2012, the tram was quickly adopted by the Brestois and is now part of the urban landscape. Line A, 14,3 km long, crosses the east agglomeration in west and has 28 stations. Rest assured, the journey time is about 40 minutes from one end of the line! The tram thus crosses the town of the Porte de Plouzané (front of Thales) at the Porte Gate, in the Froutven area, or the Porte Gate in the Kergaradec area. The line runs from a. m. to p. m. Monday to Saturday and from p. m. to p. m. on Sundays. It offers departures every 5 to 10 minutes between 6 a. m. and 20 p. m.: thus, waiting times at stations are minimized. The rames are equipped with suitable platforms for disabled people and bicycles can pass through the tram at certain times of the day. Smart: The tram is part of the Bibus network and its users can use tickets interchangeably in the tram, bus and cable car. Tickets can be purchased directly at the Bibus agency or at the terminals at each station.

Yellow Stars offer a discovery of the Vilaine Sea to the port of Redon from La Roche-Bernard or Arzal. You can also simply join the Arzal Dam for 1 h 30 of fluviale. It is also possible to browse the Anne de Bretagne boat-restaurant, four hours cruise from the Arzal dam for Foleux (42 km round Trip), small marina in the countryside, side Nivillac.

A Breton tour operator with a presence throughout the West, Salaün Holidays offers a very wide range of suitable destinations, including tours and stays on the other side of the world, but also at the gateway to Europe or even in France. As a specialist in tours around the world, this agency gives you the choice: California, Egypt, Vietnam, Morocco or even the Trans-Siberian Railway...

The pretty port of Etel offers you 460 places in the water, 46 of which are for visitors. Its pontoons are equipped with water and electricity and its services are numerous: daily display of the weather, sanitary blocks and laundry, shipyard, marine mechanics, shipchandler, armament trolleys at disposal, loan of bicycles to the captain's office, fuel stations, VHF... There is even a sailing and diving school. Navigators, beware of the Etel bar, an underwater sandbar located at the mouth of the river, which appears and disappears with the rhythm of the tides, makes navigation particularly difficult.

An institution in Paramé, Cycles Nicole has been part of Saint-Malo since 1988. This store allows you to rent mountain bikes, electric bikes, or even scooters of 50 (BSR or equivalent mandatory) and 125 CC (Motorcycle license or B license > 2 years with insurance statement according to French regulations or 7h training certificate), by the day, by the week and even up to one month. Here, you will have bikes in good working order for your rides or work. You will benefit from precious advices to make your excursions in all peace.

The company Finist'mer proposes to connect the continent to the island of Ushant, as well as to the islands of Molène and Sein. To reach Ushant, three possible ports: Le Conquet, Lanildut and Camaret. To reach Sein, a port: Audierne. Aboard modern boats, you can reach the islands at the end of the world in 30 to 50 minutes, depending on the crossings. The ships are comfortable and adapted: large panoramic windows, excursion seats, seating on the upper deck for a better view of the islands, everything will contribute to a pleasant excursion. But beware, the crossings do not take place all year round: the company proposes to reach the island of Sein from early July to mid-September; from Le Conquet, you can reach Ushant from mid-April to late September and Molène from early June to mid-September; as for the departures from Camaret and Lanildut to Ushant, they take place from mid-April to late September, once a week. Please note: bicycles (except for Ushant) and animals can be taken on board (price not included).

Kicéo serves Vannes and several lines run through the surrounding communes of the Gulf of Morbihan. Maps and timetable guides are available at info-bus points, in town halls and in all the main public places. Kicéo offers a range of tickets adapted to all needs, especially for students. Special services allow you to leave the SNCF train station on Sunday evenings and the day before the start of school to go to the sites and student residences.

If you do not want to take the taxi or your car to reach the city centre from the airport or alternatively, you can take the Bibus shuttle, which connects the airport to the Porte de Guipavas tram station in 10 minutes. From there, the city centre is only a few stations and accessible with the same ticket. The hours are tight on the main arrivals and arrivals of the aircraft. This service is provided from a. m. to p. m. (depending on day), 7 days a week, year-round (except May 1). Outside the hours of operation of the tram, the shuttle departs from the train station. Note: Find out more about the schedules!

Régis welcomes you to Vél'O Vert, located opposite the landing stage. You'll find VTC, mountain bikes, electric bikes, trackers and trailers for hire. Obligatory accessories such as anti-theft devices, turnbuckles, helmets and child seats are included in the price. All our bikes are made of aluminum and are French-made. Electric bikes are currently in vogue because they're light, easy to handle and quiet, and mountain bikes with up to 27 speeds are very popular. With Régis's expert advice to boot!

Four regular lines were added to the 44 already present on the Penn-Ar-Bed network managed by the Conseil général du Finistère. A number of opportunities are available to you. If you are a frequent user, the General Council has set up an annual subscription for your journeys on the 48 regular network lines serving Finistère (except the Quimper-Brest line). It costs € 400 (the rate is reduced to € 320 for young students under the age of 25). It is also possible to take a monthly subscription at € 40 (€ 32 for young people). If you are rather occasional travellers, you will always have the possibility to purchase your tickets to the unit at the single price of € 2 (€ 1,50 for those under 25) or per book of 10 tickets to € 15. If not, for the Quimper-Brest line the maximum rate is 6 € (3 € for those under 25 years). And with a ticket, you benefit from free correspondence on the network (except the Quimper-Brest line) in the day. You will also have access to the urban networks of Quimper and Morlaix. Without forgetting an hour of free correspondence on the Brest bibus. It's worth it! Also: the network lines are open to all users. And students can still benefit from the Transcool + subscription. Otherwise, you can use the TAD service on reservation at 0 810 810 029.

Parking at the port of embarkation offers only few places, which are in season, taken of assault. It is best to park on the parking lot located at the entrance of the Conquet, it is certainly paying, but the shuttle the summer goes down to the pier. If one stays on one of the islands two to three weeks, there are possibilities for a car.

Find your two-wheeler, or more! Whether you're looking for a classic bike or an electrically-assisted bike, a tandem or a rosalie, follower bikes or other children's equipment, a trailer bike or a pedal car, you'll find everything you need to get out and about in the fresh air, on the strength of your calves, with or without cheating. What's more, as the beach parking lots are often overcrowded, you can park your bike wherever you like and enjoy the pleasures of the water. Ride along the 10 kilometers of seafront with your nose in the wind... Happiness is guaranteed!

Compagnie Corsaire offers regular shuttle services between Saint-Malo and Dinard: the journey takes 10 minutes and runs from 9:30 am to 6:10 pm. An efficient and pleasant way to cross the bay. With its modern, comfortable fleet, Compagnie Corsaire also offers excursions, sea fishing, privatizations and cruises, both on the Rance and at sea. Departing from Saint-Malo and Dinard, you'll have the choice: head for Dinan La Rance, Cézembre Island, the Chausey Islands, Saint-Malo Bay or Cap Fréhel. You'll love it!

André Yvette, the oldest barque in Vannes, was built in 1936 and for a long time was used to transport goods, before becoming the boat of last chance for young people at risk. Her life could have ended there had it not been for Jérôme, who took up the torch in tribute to his father, who was once very involved in the ship's social activities. Since May 2023, from Port Blanc and Baden, he and his team have been inviting you to sail around the Gulf and, if you're a sailboat enthusiast, to take part in the maneuvering of an exceptional heritage-listed sailboat.

Affiliated with Sélectour, this agency offers crossings and stays on the Channel Islands and Great Britain from Saint-Malo. In addition to ferries, the agency offers several types of stays, always with the right vehicle: bicycle, car, motorbike, camper, caravan, trailer... Here, we have thought of everything to ensure you the most original trip possible, and above all the trip that suits you best. Clever: Check out their "get inspired" page!

A discovery and a jump out of France at 65 km from Saint-Malo: a change of scenery is guaranteed! Since 1964, Condor Ferries has been the specialist in crossings to Jersey and Guernsey. The car ferries are fast and combine high technology with optimal comfort. The Channel Islands are yours to explore on a day trip, a weekend trip or a multi-day trip. On board, spacious air-conditioned lounges, bar, restaurant, children's playground with television, Duty Free store, panoramic outdoor deck and promenade.