Belle-Île-en-Mer

Overlooking the Atlantic, the Vauban citadel is the heart and soul of Belle-Île-en-Mer: a military masterpiece that brings three centuries of French history to life.

Tucked away in the town of Sauzon, sheltered from the prevailing winds, the cove of Port Poyed is a hidden gem for lovers of unspoiled nature. This secluded sandy and pebble beach is perfect for a relaxing swim along the coastal trail during your stay at Slow Village.

Facing the open sea, Belle-Île’s rugged coastline reveals raw landscapes of rare power. From the cliffs of Port Coton, immortalized by Monet, to the steep trails of the GR340, discover our tips for fully immersing yourself in Brittany’s natural beauty during your stay at Slow Village.

Head to one of Brittany’s wildest and most majestic sites! At the northern tip of Belle-Île-en-Mer, Pointe des Poulains offers a breathtaking natural spectacle. Surrounded by cliffs, white-sand beaches, and unforgettable memories, enjoy a day that feels like it’s out of time, facing the open sea.

Discover Herlin Beach, a secluded cove nestled among the cliffs of Belle-Île. With its crystal-clear waters, fine sand, and supervised swimming, it’s the perfect family getaway on the south coast, just 20 minutes from Le Palais

Marvel at the raw power of the Atlantic as it crashes against the rocks immortalized by Claude Monet. Amid jagged cliffs and spectacular white foam, discover why Port Coton is the most iconic site on Belle-Île-en-Mer. A practical guide and tips for your visit.

Nestled between towering dunes and the waves of the Atlantic, Donnant Beach is Belle-Île’s must-visit wild destination. Whether you’re into surfing, hiking the GR34 trail, or swimming in supervised waters, here’s our guide to exploring this unique spot!

Standing in the town of Bangor since 1835, the Great Lighthouse of Goulphar is one of the most powerful in Brittany. Discover the secrets of Augustin Fresnel's optics and climb its 247 steps for an unforgettable panoramic view of the Atlantic.