From Auray to Vannes via La Littorale

Cycling is the best way to discover the Gulf of Morbihan. The charming village of Le Bono, with its old suspension bridge, offers views of the harbor and the old oyster farms. Nearby, you will find the Tumulus de Kernours, which has a history of 5000 years. Stop along the way to Vannes at Pointe d'Arradon for oysters and a breathtaking view of the islands in the Gulf. End your stop in Port de Vannes, where a pleasant bike ride will take you from the marina to the old town.

Definitely not to be missed

• Auray: medieval town and harbor of Saint-Goustan, the site of Gâvres-Quiberon, a large dune massif labeled Grand Site de France
• Le Bono: harbor of Le Bono with its old suspension bridge and former oyster farms
• The Tumulus du Rocher, known as the “Tumulus de Kernours”, a site from the Neolithic period.
• Arradon: its peninsula and views of the Gulf islands
• Vannes: a city of art and history, with its city walls, half-timbered houses, marina, and Saint Peter's Cathedral

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