We are situated along the river Vilaine, whichs forms part of the waterway between the Channel and the Atlantic (St Malo - La Roche-Bernard). A lot of touristic attractions are located within a radius of 15 miles : To the south - Herbignac with its exhibition on the history of pottery - Kerhinet, a small village with old houses with thatched roofs - Guérande, an old fortified town and its salt pans - La Baule, which has the longest beach in Europe with many sea-side attractions - The sea-side path between Pen-Bé and pointe de halgen (at the entrance of Vilaine) - Pénestin and its beach of mine d'or (gold mines) To the west - The barrage of Arzal, wits lock and its fish ladder - Suscinio, a medieval castle on presqu'île de Rhuys - The harbours : Port Navalo, le Crouesty and the islands of Houat and Hoedic - Vannes, its old town, fortifications and gardens, and its wash houses. - Guf of Morbihan wich is nearly 50 islands all around : a true inland sea and the touristic Ile aux Moînes and savage île d'Arz and penisula of Berder (with access at low tide + or - 2 hours) more espacially. - Old harbours of Bono and St Goustan (Auray) - The chapel of St Philibert, with its models of boats, and park along the river    To the north - Little cities of character : La Roche-Bernard and its museum of maritime Vilaine and Rochefort-en-Terre - The animal park of Branféré - Le Guerno, an old village with a chapel which has an external pulpit - La Vraie-Croix, an old floral village and a chapel on the first floor with access by 2 external stairs To the north-east - The ruined castle (IX century) of Rieux (free entry) and its arboretum, along the Vilaine - L'Ile aux Pies and La Gacilly   Mr and Mme ARNOU wish you nice holidays on Brittany.