Located on the Atlantic coast armoricaine, Gulf of Morbihan gave its name to the department. This small inland sea, closed by the Rhuys peninsula, is a popular holiday location. A narrow passage, where the currents are violent, enables communication with the ocean. There are 300 islands which are about thirty are inhabited. Two of them form a common Arz and Île-aux-Moines. Its mild climate, sunny, and the beauty of its rugged coastline make the Morbihan a renowned tourist place.

Morbihan Gulf of discovery by boat or from one of its banks, will never cease to amaze you with its changing landscapes, which vary depending on the tide and the vagaries of weather. Thousands of hectares of rocks, beaches, seagrass, salt marshes are home to almost 150 000 water birds: stilts, little egrets, mergansers grouse, gulls, etc ...

the Gulf of Morbihan, sea side, is a vast expanse of sea water dotted with islands, making it an exceptional site for lovers of sailing.
the Gulf of Morbihan, land side, it is a paradise for lovers of hiking along the many coastal paths.

The Gulf of Morbihan is the 50th regional park France, territory whose natural and cultural heritage is protected and enhanced.