Regions of France

BELLE- îLE-en-mer Belle-Ile, the largest island in Brittany, is 17 km by 9 in shape with an elevation of just 70 metres and cut by many charming little valleys. You will discover four towns (Bangor, Sauzon, Le Palais and Locmaria), but also more than a hundred small hamlets. Browse these emblematic places as the famous painters Monet or Russell did. Indulge in swimming on the fine sand beaches, the most picturesque of which is undoubtedly that of Port Donnant. With 82 km of coastal path, Belle-Ile is a real paradise for hikers. Rocky coves, secret beaches, flowered hillsides, colourful villages, citadels, you will discover throughout your walk a characteristic light and a delicious feeling of being away from the ratrace. The secluded island of Belle-Île-en-Mer is the ideal setting for a restorative getaway. You reach this aptly named “beautiful island at sea” by boat, with its rocky coves with turquoise water, blooming hills and pastel-hued ports. Castel Clara Thalasso & Spa overlooks with its two buildings inspired by Belle-Île the picturesque Goulphar Bay, where the Impressionist Claude Monet liked to paint his magical landscapes. Marvel at the views of the Aiguilles de Port-Coton, a series of sculptural rocky formations jutting out in the middle of the ocean Savour the delights of seafood cuisine prepared with succulent precision by Chef Franck Moisan at 180 o Restaurant, or head to the thalassotherapy centre or spa to discover the new Ludique & Design pool together with its cutting-edge equipment and unique treatments. Castel Clara Thalasso & Spa A member of Relais & Chateaux, Near Bangor, Belle Ile, Morbihan An island to escape to off the south coast Getting there Ferries operate in the summer from various mainland ports, but Quiberon operates a service all year round.The crossing takes 50 minutes 15