Tourism and Activities
in Brittany in the Gulf of Morbihan
enjoy your trip
to visit Morbihan
At the gates of the Morbihan Regional Natural Park, the location of Maisons Glenn Anna, hotel-restaurants in South Brittany, allows you to easily discover the beauties of this region of character.
Between Lorient and Vannes, the location is ideal for family holidays, romantic getaways, stays with friends dedicated to the discovery of superb and preserved nature, an important cultural heritage and a rich land. of history.
Sainte-Anne-d’Auray,
spiritual capital of Brittany
Third place of pilgrimage in France and first in Brittany, this village 10 minutes from the old port of Saint-Goustan and Auray, is an important spiritual place.
A stone's throw from the Auberg'Ine, the Basilica, the cloister and the memorial, which make up a prestigious sanctuary dedicated to Sainte-Anne, patron saint of fishermen and Bretons, can be discovered during peaceful visits.
The Natural Park
regional of Morbihan
Departing from Maisons Glenn Anna, a trip to the Morbihan Regional Natural Park is one of the must-sees of your stay.
Between land and sea, forest and coastline, this preserved and protected natural place reveals superb landscapes, rich fauna and flora, during hikes and nautical outings to discover the islands of the Gulf of Morbihan (Ile-aux-Moines and the island of Arz).
Young and old will enjoy this exploration in the great outdoors, which allows you to admire the Breton coasts bordered by water with incomparable colors depending on the time of day.
City "escapades"
in Brittany
The location of the Maisons Glenn Anna offers travelers the opportunity to discover these two Breton towns, full of charm.
Vannes,
medieval capital
15 minutes from Sainte-Anne-d'Auray, stands an admirably preserved medieval town which plunges the visitor into another era: stroll through Vannes and admire picturesque streets, half-timbered houses, ramparts and fortified gates, without forget Saint-Pierre Cathedral.
Lorient,
maritime city
The history of Lorient is marked by that of the French East India Trade Company, at the origin of its creation, which makes it a city linked to the maritime world.
We find the Celtic soul of the inhabitants there, during the inter-Celtic festival each summer, and we discover all year round the places dedicated to the sea and navigation: the naval base, the city of sailing, the marina...
The pearls of the coast
Departing from Sainte-Anne-d'Auray, take the coastal road towards the Quiberon peninsula and let yourself be seduced by the charm of seaside resorts which hide lovely surprises, such as the superb Trinité marina. sur-Mer where you can admire exceptional sailboats.
On your route, if Carnac invites you to relax on its pretty beaches, don't miss the megalithic site, the largest standing stone site in the world and whose origins date back more than 7,000 years!
End of the trip to the Quiberon peninsula, but the beginning of wonder, with its wild coast, its fine sandy beaches, the setting for an unforgettable getaway.
Mysterious Brittany
Inland, in the heart of the Breton countryside, discover another face of Brittany: that of the legends and myths that are passed down, in the forest of Paimpont in the heart of the lands of Brocéliande.
Not far from there, the villages of Rochefort-en-Terre and La Gacilly, less than an hour's drive away, are among the most beautiful in France, with their stone houses, flowery streets and artists' studios. who found inspiration here.
Places where a pleasant sweetness of life reigns and which invite you to take the time during strolls imbued with tranquility.