With its 16 km of coastal paths reserved for pedestrians, cycling routes, and magnificent beaches, the 330-hectare Île d’Arz is the quintessential “nature” island. It is a paradise for hikers and nature lovers, where a lovely beach or a charming village always awaits at the end of the trail.
To the north—a wild area teeming with a wide variety of birds—the boundary between land and sea blurs. To the south, there are sweeping views of the surrounding islands and a beach, and in the center lies the village, with its charming narrow streets, church, eco-lodges, and lovely houses.
That island is part of the Gulf of Morbihan, a place where, legend has it, there are as many islands as there are days in the year. The perfect quiet place for photographing the sunrise with only the song of the birds… magic!
