Must-see sites
The Cairn of Gavrinis
By penetratinginside the dolmen, you will be captivated by the mysterious engravings of the “Neolithic Sistine Chapel”.
Accecible by boat or kayak,
The cairn of Gavrinis is a megalithic monument located on the island of Gavrinis dependent on the Morbihan municipality of Larmor-Baden. The Gavrinis cairn has been classified as a historical monument since July 19, 1901.
Ruin of Pointe de Locmiquel
A strolland a breathtaking view of the Gulf, perfect for a picnic with family or friends.
The history of this ruin will captivate young and old.
These ruinsare those of a former guardhouse located at the end of the Pointe de Locmiquel. This one finds on the old way of the King, coastal way intended for the passage of the troops assigned to the defense of the Gulf. It faces a superb panorama of the entrance to the Gulf of Morbihan.
Monk Island
Located in the heart of the “little sea”, Île aux Moines is only 5 minutes by boat from the mainland. It stretches in the shape of a cross over 6 km long without exceeding 500 meters wide. Let yourself be seduced by its peaceful atmosphere by following the paths which reveal admirable views of the gulf between small beaches and woods with enchanting names.
The crossing from Port-Blanc to Baden will take you to the port of Lério located in the northwest of the island. From the pier, “the pearl of the gulf” can be explored in part or in its entirety, depending on the time you have. Very wooded, it seduces with the beauty of its landscapes both on the coast and inland. Here, the scent of pine trees mixes with the scent of wisteria and hydrangeas.
seven islands
Sept Îles is a Breton island (a unique island despite its name) located in the Gulf of Morbihan and part of the commune of Baden . It belongs to an individual. You can tour it on foot while respecting the cultures. It is connected to the mainland by a sand tombolo submerged at high tide .
