Nature - île photogénique, Belle île en mer, île de Bretagne, Bretagne sud, au large du Golfe du MorbihanAux Poulains, vous pourrez observer la faune et la flore de Belle-Île. Egalement présent sur le site, la maison du littoral un musée qui montre les espèces endémiques de l’Île
©Aux Poulains, vous pourrez observer la faune et la flore de Belle-Île. Egalement présent sur le site, la maison du littoral un musée qui montre les espèces endémiques de l’Île|Fabien Giordano, Bellimages
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Responsible and sustainable travel

The Traveler’s Charter is part of a responsible and sustainable tourism approach. It is the result of a reflection led by the Tourist Offices of Brittany, all united to spread a common message.

It welcomes travelers for a day or a lifetime and invites to travel here – in island land – as elsewhere even more responsible.

Histoire - Patrimoine bâti, menhirs, acadiens, mur de l'Atlantique, villages, Belle île En Mer, île De Bretagne, Bretagne Sud, Au Large Du Golfe Du Morbihan
©Pauline souriante assise sur un banc en automne au village d'Anter

In Brittany, on this marine, urban, peasant territory, it is whispered that…

The travelers don’t count as butter

The Coast is proving to be more wild than the residents

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We get waves of emotion, even in the midst of storms

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We etch every moment in our memory, not on the stones

We pick up our trash because it’s not the sea to drink

We’re returning the land of the fields, not the fine sand of the foreshore

We eat local as naturally as we swallow a pancake

We gladly put down the bowl to dance at the fest-noz

We contemplate the ballets of egrets on tiptoes

Freedom is regained without escaping the hiking trails

guides delight visitors, and this is not a legend

The meeting with Brittany is shared with pride.