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Narrow road between mudflats and water to Gavres.

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Lorient La Base is the former submarine base built during the German occupation between 1941 and 1944. The site has become a cultural site dedicated to navigation with numerous nautical events organized throughout the year, the Éric Tabarly Sailing City and a museum space.

Of the bridge built between 1903 and 1904, all that remains is the two immense granite piles on either side of the Blavet. Today, the crossing is via the neighboring bridge of the same name, built in 1974.

The port facilities are easy to visit by bike.

Submarine bunker seafront

Listed as a historical monument and over 160 years old, this stud farm is known for having developed and housed the Breton breed, the region's emblematic draft horses. While thoroughbreds are still boarders at the establishment, over the decades the stud farm's activity has turned towards equestrian sports, then towards tourism. Its rich built heritage, made up of no fewer than 32 buildings, makes it such a remarkable site that it is co-managed by the architect of the buildings of France. It is now possible to visit it from the beginning of April to the end of December, on a self-guided or guided tour. If you feel like it, you can also attend high-flying equestrian shows.

The only land access to the town of Gâvres, this five-kilometer road will delight any cyclist looking for meditation or speed. Closer to Gâvres, take a moment to savor the delightful view over the bay of Locmalo. Further on, take the opportunity to contemplate the small sea of Gâvres. At high tide as at low tide, the spectacle is striking. From the road or the beach, you can admire the ocean and kite surfers in their natural element. If you go back inland, don't hesitate to stop at Falaise beach to enjoy a bath in sea spray before heading into the wooded roads of Morbihan.