THE BIGGEST DEEP-WATER PORT IN SOUTHERN BRITTANY, IDEALLY SITUATED AT THE ENTRY TO THE GULF OF MORBIHAN AND ONLY A FEW MILES FROM SOME OF THE MOST BEAUTIFUL ISLANDS : BELLE-ILE ( 16 miles), HOUAT( 10 miles), HOEDIC ( 7 miles)…

Quiberon Bay, sheltered by the islands, is a well-protected cruising zone which is very popular with yachtsmen, who can sail throughout the year.

A MILD CLIMATE, FINE BEACHES, GOOD SWIMMING, QUIET ANCHORAGES.

The well-named BELLE ILE, with its exceptionally beautiful, wild coastline, the picturesque ports of Le Palais and Sauzon, and the creeks of Ster Wen, Port Coton and Goulphar.

Charming HOUAT, with an immense beach of fine sand, a village of pastel-coloured houses and a tiny fishing port.

The island of HOEDIC ("little duck" in Breton) offers a safe anchorage, and a stroll across the moor through flowering broom to the old port of La Croix.

THE GULF OF MORBIHAN : It is said that this little inland sea has as many islands as the days of the year. Just so many anchorages to be discovered in an exceptional micro climate : l’Ile aux Moines, Auray and the little port of St-Goustan, l’île d’Arz, l’Ile de Gavrinis with its megaliths, Vannes and its port within the town...