Port of La Roche-Bernard

Located on the southern limit of Morbihan, La Roche-Bernard abstracts itself from the tides while asserting loud and clear its maritime vocation. It is also here that Richelieu built "La Couronne", the Royal's first three-decker vessel. "Small Town of Character", La Roche-Bernard borrows its name from a Viking chief who made it his haunt. The walk towards the village center allows to appreciate the preserved charm of the old residences (XVth - XVIth century). Gastronomic stopover, there is one of the best restaurants in France - why not go there by boat? And when you still have to leave this port, you have the luxurious right to choose: return to sea, or go up to Redon and from there, reach St-Malo by the Ille-et-Rance canal, which crosses Rennes and all of Brittany.