Port-Navalo: Gulf of Morbihan Cruise, including Île aux Moines

Port-Navalo: Gulf of Morbihan Cruise, including Île aux Moines

By Compagnie du Golfe

Free cancellation available

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Features

Free cancellation available
6h
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Multiple languages

Overview

Discover the natural beauty of the Gulf of Morbihan on a boat tour
Spend a relaxing day on the water with a friendly and passionate crew.
Observe native birds and unique flora in a protected natural setting.
Learn about the region's history and culture from your experienced guide.
Stop at Île aux Moines to explore the island.

Activity location

- Sarzeau
- Sarzeau, Bretagne, France

Meeting/Redemption Point

- Rue du Gén de Gaulle, 56640 Arzon, France
- Arzon, Bretagne, France

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Port-Navalo: Gulf of Morbihan Cruise with Île aux Moines

6h
English

Travelers

Languages available

Starting time: 10:40

Price details

P 2,010.83 x 1 AdultP 2,010.83

Total

Until Thu, May 28

What's included, what's not

Fully narrated cruise with stopover, departing from Port Navalo
Food and beverages on the boat or on the islands

Know before you book

Not allowed: Bikes, Electric wheelchairs

What you can expect

Discover the treasures of the Gulf of Morbihan on a guided cruise.
Climb aboard one of our three vessels—Le Palais, Lady de Nantes, or Logoden 2—and be welcomed by a friendly, energetic, and enthusiastic crew, ready to ensure you have an unforgettable day in one of the most beautiful bays in the world.

Explore the Gulf of Morbihan, a veritable inland sea sheltered from the tumult of the Atlantic Ocean. This exceptional site offers ever-changing and unique landscapes, shaped by the tides and the whims of the weather. Every experience is unique.

Enjoy the exceptionally mild and sunny climate of the Gulf of Morbihan, whose rich flora and fauna make it a popular destination for botanists and ornithologists. Its scenic beauty has even earned it a place in the prestigious club of the “Most Beautiful Bays in the World.”