Itinéraire en Morbihan…

Cette partie de la Bretagne sud allie le patrimoine culturel et le patrimoine naturel. Ainsi, Vannes a été le fief de Saint Vincent Ferrier qui veille encore aujourd’hui sur la cité médiévale avec ses remparts, ses maisons à pan de bois, sa cathédrale st Pierre. La station de Carnac est connue pour ses alignements mégalithiques avec + de 3000 menhirs dont l’origine reste toujours inconnue. Puis passage le long de la côte Sauvage, presqu’île de 14km allant jusqu’à Quiberon, station balnéaire réputée.

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To discover the Cape Frehel…

In the Cap Fréhel, you have one the biggest moor of Brittany, 400ha. You have also cliffs witch are fast 80m high.You can walk on the coastal footpath and discover a landscape with heather,whin and red sandstone. In summer, you can visited the last lighthouse with a keeper and the Fort Lalatte, a fortress of the 14th century where a lot of movies were shot.

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The favorite French village…

Saint Suliac is a charming fishing village with its narrow streets, the fishing nets hanging up on the walls, the statue of the Virgin of Grainfollet, its small Mount Garrot. We can also find one of the oldest churches of the east of Brittany.

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The French favorite village…

Saint Suliac is a charming fishing village with its narrow streets, the fishing nets hanging up on the walls, the statue of the Virgin of Grainfollet, its small Mount Garrot. We can also find one of the oldest churches of th east of Brittany.

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The French favorite village … Saint Suliac

Saint Suliac is a charming fishing village with its narrow streets, the fishing nets hanging up on the walls, the statue of the Virgin of Grainfollet, its small Mount Garrot. We can also find one of the oldest churches of th east of Brittany.

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To discover Dinan…

Dinan is a mediaeval town built in the 12th century. Through the narrow streets, you can discover different types of half-timbered houses, the basilica Saint Sauveur, the english garden. You can also have a stroll through the steeply street le Jerzual for its arts and crafts shops.

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Discover the privateers’ town…

Famous as the privateers’ town, Saint Malo was rebuilt after the WWII.  You can discover the different monuments as the castle of the Dukes of Brittany, half-timbered house, St Vincent Cathedral, the famous people who lived here as Chateaubriand, Jacques Cartier, Surcouf and the bay of Saint Mlao with the remparts, the islands and the coast.

An extra guided tour : la Cité d’Aleth + Saint Malo
With this tour, you can discover the 2 towns of Saint Malo. The first one, la Cité d’Aleth which was built by a welch monk Maclaw. From it you have a beautful view on the remparts and you can see the canons of the WWII.
And then by bus, we can reach Intra-Muros, the second town which was an island before and built in the 12th century and we can walk through the mediaval streets and discover the sightseeings of it.

This Tour requires to have a bus or a car.

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