Do not miss to visit the major sites in Belle Ile!
The major natural sites : Aiguilles de Port Coton, Donnant beach, port de Sauzon et la Pointe des Poulains.
But also the cultural sites of big interest : museum of the Citadelle Vauban, l'espace muséographique Sarah Bernhardt, le grand phare et l'église Notre Dame de l'Asomption à Locmaria.
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La Pointe des PoulainsDominated by a small automated lighthouse a range of 23 miles, whose autonomy is guaranteed by its solar panels, the site offers a panorama. On a clear day the view extends to the Isle de Croix, Lorient and embraces all the Bay of Quiberon. ...
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Les Aiguilles de Port CotonThe painter Claude Monet revealed a few famous paintings fascinating beauty of the jagged rocks. Their name comes from the foam whipped, heavy weather, as large flakes sparkling like cotton. Open all year
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Plage de DonnantOverlooking The Cove is located on the coast called wild Belle-Ile. The combined action of wave and wind led to the current geomorphology of the shores and the wealth of landscapes: rocky, consisting primarily of a rich shale of Precambrian ...
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La Belle Fontaine Aiguade VaubanAlso called Aiguade de Vauban because built under its authority in 1703, it was used to supply freshwater vessels. Listed as a historic monument, this tank holds 860,000 liters. There are only 2 buildings of this type in France today. ...
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Le Grand PhareIt is a granite tower 92 meters above the sea adjacent to the technical and residential buildings of the guards. The tower was built from 1826 to 1835, according to the project of physicist Augustin Fresnel, chief engineer and secretary ...
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Espace Muséographique Sarah Bernhardt ...Sarah Bernhardt discovers Belle Isle in 1894, at the age of 50 years. His friend, the painter Clairin, has talked so much that she finally decides to accompany him. Under the effect of a stroke of lightning, she acquired a disused military ...
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