Must see attractions in Golfe du Morbihan

This fascinating, fantastical and intriguing museum is a delightful and thought-provoking place, displaying eccentric – and some downright creepy and…

This is the easternmost of the major groups, a smaller grouping which is also accessible for exploration in winter. You can also find the dolmen de…

These beautifully manicured gardens lie just outside the walls of the town and are a gorgeous place to relax and take in some astonishing views.

Unfortunately, the Château itself is not open to visitors, though you can wander through its attractive, landscaped gardens.

The huge Grotte de l'Apothicairerie is formed from two caves where waves roll in from both sides.

This rather epic 2km-long stretch of sand spans the calm waters of the island's eastern flank.

Parts of this array of menhirs – containing 1029 stones – is open all year round.

Originally dating to the 10th century, this handsome church is famed for (and named after) a statue of the Virgin Mary discovered by a shepherdess in the…

Part of the grounds of the Château de Josselin, this quirky museum has a collection of more than 3000 vintage dolls and puppets amassed by Herminie de…

The stumpy remains of this old windmill now serve as an observation point over the Alignements de Kermario.

Grande Plage is a long, family-friendly and attractive, sheltered sweep of sand; bathing spots towards the peninsula's tip are less crowded.

This lovely beach on the west side of the island is secluded, but swimming is very dangerous due to riptides.

This small, sheltered beach on the south coast of the island is a good choice for young kids.