The Gulf of Morbihan gave its name to the department: Mor-Bihan means “small sea” in Breton. Extended by the bay of Quiberon, this emblematic place of southern Brittany belongs to the club "of the most beautiful bays in the world", just like Ha Long Bay in Vietnam and San Francisco in the United States. The gulf offers a unique spectacle where land and sea mingle in changing landscapes over some 11,500 ha. Vast expanses of seawater make the gulf an exceptional site for navigation.

"What a pleasure to travel from island to island along the water!"

A true inland sea sheltered from the ocean, it is dotted with many islands: Arz, Gavrinis, Berder, and countless islets. Forty islands stand out, of which about thirty are now inhabited. Do not miss the largest: Île aux Moines, called "the pearl of the gulf". It cultivates its exception by its original form, its flowery alleys and its very particular atmosphere: change of scenery guaranteed ! On the land side, you can walk along the gulf on more than 180 km of coastal paths. From Arzon to Locmariaquer, a continuous and signposted route is offered to you, punctuated by breathtaking views.