Anse de Sept Iles
Ile de Berder
Plage de Locmiquel
Golfe vu de la pointe du Berchis
Bruyères sentier côtier
Pleine lune sur le Golfe
Larmor Baden
Rocher percé de Quiberon
Sentier côtier proche
Ile aux Moines
Carnac site préhistorique
Côte sauvage de Quiberon
Côte sauvage de Quiberon
Moutons à Carnac
Many sporting and cultural activities to make the most of your vacation are available near the house.
The GR 34 or customs path passes at about 900m. It will allow you to explore the most beautiful coastal paths in the region, passing through Sept Iles, the Pointe de Locmiquel, the Pointe de Toulvern, the Pointe du Blaire, the Pointe du Berchis, Larmor Baden, the island of Berder, Port Blanc....
Breathtaking landscapes await you around every bend in the road.
The surrounding cycle paths will also allow cyclists to discover the Gulf of Morbihan by bike.
Of course, the beautiful beaches of Locmiquel and Sept Iles will allow you to relax or have a picnic...
And you can also embark on a cruise in the Gulf departing from Port Blanc or Larmor Baden, or for a short crossing to spend a day on Ile aux Moines.
You will also have several sports clubs 5 minutes from the house (not included in our services, these are separate companies):
The Baden equestrian center, which offers courses during school holidays and horse treks on the Baden trails:
https://www.centre-equestre-baden.com/
Baden Tennis Club, indoor and outdoor courts, tennis courses for children during the summer holidays:
The Baden nautical base in Toulindac Bay for sailing courses: catamaran, optimist, windsurfing according to age:
https://www.47nautik.com/base-nautique-morbihan/baden
Not forgetting the 18-hole Golfe de Baden, with its restaurant, which also offers courses and introductory lessons:
Email: baden@bluegreen.fr
Phone: 0297571896
You can also discover the prehistoric heritage of the region, with the site of Carnac of course, but also in the Gulf, the Cairn of Petit Mont, or the Cairn of Ile Gavrinis, and many others:
https://www.golfedumorbihan.bzh/explorer-vannes/activites-vannes/visites/megalithes/#:~:text=Les%20M%C3%A9galithes%20de%20Carnac%20et , que%20les%20pyramides%20d'%C3%89gypte.
These megalithic sites in the Gulf of Morbihan are currently in the process of being applied for inclusion as UNESCO World Heritage Sites. A decision is expected in the summer of 2025.
For an adventure a little further afield, set off to discover the Quiberon peninsula, with its wild coastline, beautiful beaches and pierced rock worthy of Quebec. We saw gannets there this winter.
https://www.baiedequiberon.bzh/
For more ideas for visits, we invite you to visit the website of our partner, the Gulf of Morbihan Tourist Office:
https://www.golfedumorbihan.bzh/explorer-vannes/decouvert-vannes/