From Étel to Auray via La Littorale

At the beginning of this stage, take the time to look around in the charming port of Etel and admire the view of the ship graveyard, a reminder of the bygone era of sail fishing. Then relive the tuna fishing adventure of Etel at the Musée des thoniers. Continue your journey through the Regional Nature Park of the Golfe du Morbihan. Be sure to stop at the port of Saint-Goustan. The steep alleys with half-timbered houses in the Cité d'Art et d'Histoire (City of Art and History) of this small port invite you for a picturesque bike ride.

Definitely don't miss

• Étel: The harbor and its tuna boat museum, the Etel bar, an underwater sandbank formed by currents that meet at the entrance to the Ria, where the tide meets the flow of the river.
• Saint Cado Island, a must-see in the Ria d'Etel, with its famous cottage with blue shutters.
• Auray: medieval town and port of Saint-Goustan, the site of Gâvres-Quiberon, a large dune massif labeled Grand Site de France.

This route is offered in collaboration with Tourism Brittany and Explore France - published in July 2025.