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Golfe du Morbihan

Golfe Du Morbihan

Here are some captivating images of our beautiful region, the Gulf of Morbihan. One of the main reasons for our presence in this area is the splendor of its varied landscapes and the richness of its ecosystems. After viewing these photos, you will only have one question: "When can we go there?"

Bâtiment emblématique du centre-ville de Vannes durant les fêtes de Noël.

La place Henri IV, lieu iconique de la ville de Vannes, avec ses bâtiments datant de l’époque médiévale.

Les ruelles emblématiques du centre-ville de Vannes. Ambiance médiévale et charme d'époque.

Ruelle pavée aux abords de la cathédrale Saint-Pierre de Vannes

C'est la première chose à laquelle on pense lorsque l'on évoque Vannes. L'une des seules villes de France à avoir conservé autant de maisons dans ce style. Certains de ces hôtels particuliers datent du XVe siècle.

Aerial view taken by a drone of Treac'h er Goured beach on Houat Island with its turquoise blue water and unique shape.

Viewpoint taken right next to the white port arch located in Quiberon.

Two surfers coming out of the water at sunset.

An iconic place in the town of Auray, the port of Saint-Goustan with its typical streets and houses, is very lively in the evening.

Two dogs enjoying the pleasure of the sea and the beautiful colors of the summer sunset

Another must-see in the region, Baden. Beautiful, unique landscapes and breathtaking views of the islands of the Gulf of Morbihan

Photo of the ramparts of Vannes and its emblematic garden. A must-see.

Aerial view of the sublime city of Vannes and its period houses, offering an atypical and unique charm.

View of the arch of Port Blanc de Saint Pierre Quiberon.

Aerial view of Île-aux-Moines located in the heart of the Gulf of Morbihan.

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