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Belle-Île-en-Mer is the largest of the Breton islands and, after Corsica, the second largest of the mainland islands! With breathtakingly beautiful landscapes, four communes that reflect the island’s many faces, the GR®340 hiking trail, a paradise for walkers, and proud, genuine, authentic islanders

Belle-Île is served all year round from Quiberon, and in season from the Gulf of Morbihan or Loire-Atlantique.

How will you discover this exceptional region?

Belle-Ile, a land of hiking

Belle-Ile, an unspoilt island

Located 17 km off the coast of Quiberon Bay, Belle-Ile-en-Mer is a hiker’s paradise between sky, sea and high cliffs, very popular with walkers.
Hiking along the 85 km of coastal paths on the largest and most hilly of Brittany’s islands is a real pleasure 😍

If you decide to embark on this exceptional adventure, keep in mind these few tips that will help preserve Belle-Ile and allow you to continue enjoying it as it is. 🍃
Before you leave, make sure you have booked your accommodation, as camping is strictly prohibited on Belle-Ile!
We would also like to draw your attention to the fact that, since 20 June 2022, walking sticks with spikes have been banned along the entire coastal path. This does not prohibit the use of walking sticks without spikes or with caps!

Below you will find everything you need to prepare for your hike!

A lively island all year round

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