Private tours from Vannes
Visit the megaliths, the coastline or the medieval towns of the Morbihan without driving or looking for somewhere to park. Your chauffeur collects you from your accommodation and brings you back.
Up to 4 people, you travel by saloon; from 5 to 8, by van. Beyond that, several vehicles with partner chauffeurs, on quote (group transport).
Pickup and return to your hotel, cottage or rental, in Vannes and the surrounding area. Beyond that: on quote.
5 h for the medieval tour, 7 h for the megaliths, 8 h for the coastline. Some sites close in winter.
Day trips have their own fixed rate: €90 per person, from 4 participants. Transport and chauffeur included; site entry fees and meals at your own expense. Fewer than 4 people: on quote.
A stop to add, remove or replace? The stops can be adapted on request. No deposit is asked for at booking.
Carnac – Saint-Philibert – Locmariaquer – Auray (Saint-Goustan)
A 7 h day around the prehistoric sites listed as Unesco World Heritage in 2025, via La Trinité-sur-Mer and the Kerisper bridge.
Thousands of standing stones aligned at Le Ménec, Kermario and Kerlescan. Guided visit, paid, from April to September; open access from October to March.
The biscuit-maker's shop, on the road to Locmariaquer, to bring back galettes and palets bretons.
The broken Grand Menhir, the Table des Marchands and the Er Grah tumulus, open access and paid.
Stone bridge, quaysides and half-timbered houses: Benjamin Franklin landed here in 1776.
Séné – Sarzeau (Suscinio) – Arradon – Larmor-Baden (île Berder)
An 8 h day between the Presqu'île de Rhuys (the Rhuys peninsula) and the northern shore of the Golfe (the Gulf). To spend the day on an island, choose our transfer to the ferry terminal instead.
The port of the sinagots, red-sailed boats, then the path to the nature reserve and its water birds.
The long beach at Sarzeau, at the foot of the former castle of the Dukes of Brittany. Castle visit paid.
A clear view over Île aux Moines and the islands of the Golfe, with Arradon harbour right next to it.
At low tide, a causeway about 80 metres long leads to the island, whose interior is private; the coastal path circles it in 2.5 km.
Rochefort-en-Terre – Josselin – Vannes
A 5 h half-day in inland Morbihan, returning via Saint-Jean-Brévelay to the ramparts of Vannes.
A Petite Cité de Caractère voted French people's favourite village in 2016, to explore on foot among half-timbered houses and granite façades.
Still lived in by the Rohan family, the castle overlooks the Oust with three round towers and hides a façade carved around 1500. Paid visit for part of the year.
The ramparts, their gardens and the wash-houses of La Garenne, at the gates of the old town.
Give their age in your request. Need a booster seat? Mention that too: we confirm the solution with the quote.
The Berder causeway is usable for about two hours either side of low tide: come back 45 minutes before the posted closing time, as the tide comes in fast. Otherwise, the island can be seen from the Larmor-Baden coast.
Day trips
Give the tour, the date, the number of participants, the children's ages and your accommodation address: the quote reaches you within 24 hours.
