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The crossing costs two euros each way.

Pretty fishing and marina at the end of the Séné peninsula. You can make a beautiful loop between land and sea around the Gulf of Séné and the Gulf of Morbihan.

Pointe du Bill is a peninsula located between the Gulf of Morbihan and Anse de Mancel. There are numerous sandy beaches bordered by coniferous forests.

The Badel slipway offers a beautiful opening onto the Gulf of Morbihan. Peaceful and pleasant, the place is home to several oyster farmers who invite you to take a gourmet break.

Port-Anna is nestled in the hollow of a small cove at the end of the Séné peninsula. The locality faces the Arradon coast, separated by the Vannes river and its tributary, the Vincin. This small bucolic port is the last fishing port in the Gulf of Morbihan.

In a setting that couldn't be more Breton, La Belle d'Ilur is an oyster farmer who practices a traditional culture respectful of his land. It is possible to taste and buy directly on site. If the weather invites you, sit on the terrace. Order a hamper, a glass of Muscadet (dry white wine produced south of Nantes) and enjoy.

In a landscape littered with rockery and salt marshes, the Pointe de la Garenne is a small overhang of land which offers a lovely panorama over the east of the Gulf of Morbihan. Opposite, you can observe the Passage peninsula.

There you will find an oyster farm with an oyster bar. Highly recommended for a gourmet break with a view. Pay attention to opening hours.