Très belle randonnée circulaire partant de Séné et passant par la pointe de bil et le Port Anna. Cette randonnée longe la rivière de Vannes et le golfe du Morbihan.
A beautiful circular walk starting from the village of Séné and passing by ” La Pointe de bil” and “Port Anna”. This walk follows the river of Vannes and the gulf of Morbihan.
Information pour faire la randonnée de pointe de Bil à Port Anna
- Distance: 13 km
- Durée: 4h avec pleins de pauses
- Dénivelée: 14m
- Niveau: facile
- Parking: à côté du rond point “Le Purgatoire” sur la D199 en direction de Mousterian, Séné.
- Dog friendly: oui
Pendant nos vacances en France, nous avons passé deux semaines chez les parents de Matthieu qui habitent près de Nantes en Loire Atlantique. Nous en avons profité pour rendre visite à sa famille et nos amis d’université mais aussi pour aller faire de jolies randonnées dans les alentours.
During our holiday in France last year, we spent two weeks with Matthieu’s parents who live near Nantes in Loire Atlantique. We took this opportunity to visit our family and university friends but as well to go hiking in the area.
Une de nos amies habite maintenant à Quimper et vu qu’elle avait un jour de repos pendant notre séjour, nous avons décidé d’aller faire une randonnée avec elle. Après quelques recherches en ligne, nous avons trouvé cette randonnée qui longe la rivière de Vannes et le golfe du Morbihan. Nous avons été chanceux car ce jour là le temps était magnifique ce qui nous a permit de bien profité de la journée. Vu que c’était début mai et qu’il y avait peu de touristes, nous avons pu laisser Skye se promener sans laisse.
One of our university friends now live in Quimper and as she had a day off we decided to meet for a walk. After some online researches we found that walk that follow the river of Vannes and the Gulf of Morbihan. We have been lucky that day because the weather was beautiful, which allow us to make the most of the day. Additionally, as we went beginning of May, there were not a lot of tourists so we could let Skye run free.
Après avoir retrouvé, notre amie sur le parking de Goah Vèr près du village de Séné, nous sommes partis en direction de Mousterian en suivant des chemins de campagne. Après avoir traversé quelques marécages qui font partis de la réserve naturelle, nous sommes arrivés à la pointe de Bil. Depuis la pointe, nous avons longé les bords du Golfe du Morbihan pour arriver à Port Anna. Le sentier côtier offre de magnifiques vues sur les différentes îles du Golfe. Nous avons ensuite longé le début de la rivière de Vannes avec vue sur l’île de Conleau pour terminer cette randonnée. Il y a également de magnifiques propriétés le long du sentier et il est aussi possible de s’arrêter dans une des ostréicultures le long du Golfe pour manger quelques huîtres.
After meeting our friend in Goah Vèr car park near the village of Séné, we took the direction of Mousterian using countryside lanes. We then crossed some marshes that are part of the nature reserve before arriving at la pointe de Bil. From there, we followed the shore of the Gulf of Morbihan to arrive at Port Anna. The coastal path offers beautiful views over the several islands of the Gulf . Finally, we followed the shore of the River of Vannes with a great view on the island of Conleau to go back to the car park. There are plenty of gorgeous estates along the path and it is possible to stop at one of the oyster farms to try some oysters.
Nous avons beaucoup aimé cette randonnée qui permet de découvrir le Golfe du Morbihan. Une très belle randonnée à faire si vous êtes dans les environs.
We really enjoyed this walk that allowed us to discover a bit of the Gulf of Morbihan. A great walk that we recommend if you are around that area.
Connaissez vous cette randonnée? ou cet endroit du Morbihan?
Do you know this walk? Or the Morbihan county?
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Certainly something different. I’ve missed my trips to France these last three years.
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Where are you usually going in France? I hope you will be able to go again.
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I used to visit a friend’s house in The Lot, Puy l’Eveque. Have been going for 15 years in early and again in late summer. Beautiful area. Great Cahor wines.
They sold it last year so if I go out again I’ll find somewhere else to stay..
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The Lot is not very far from where I am from. It is a lovely county to spend holiday. Nice weather, food and yes nice wine too ☺️.
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So where did you come from?
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The Gers county which is close the Lot. Around 2h drive to Cahors.
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Looks really beautiful.
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Thank you 😊. We had a great time. It was my first time in that area. I really enjoyed it.
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It looks like a lovely area. I love the photos in the gallery, especially the one bottom right 🙂
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Thank you I am happy you like the photos
It is a lovely area for a walk 😊.
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That looks beautiful.
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It is a great place 😉. So many birds to observe.
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We’ve been to Vannes and Quimper a few times on holiday some years ago now, though. We once saw the end of a leg of le Tour in Vannes. I remember waiting for a few hours for the cyclists to arrive, and when they did theyflashed past in a few seconds on a flat sprint finish! 🚴 It was an experience though.
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This is the issue with the Tour de France, you can spend hours waiting to see them and when they arrive they are so fast 😂.
I hope you enjoyed your visit of Vannes and Quimper. I have never been in the towns just in the area.
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I have seen 4 stages of le Tour. 3 in France and once in England.
In France the waiting is definitely part of the experience! Never seen a mountain stage. Would love to, though 🚴 🚴 🚴 🚴
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As my family is from the Pyrenees mountain. I saw several ones there. It is nice.
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Ah, the Pyrenees. So that explains why you love the mountains!
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This place looks so calm and peaceful! A perfect place for a picnic with family and friends!
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Yes it is indeed. I hope you will have one day the opportunity to visit it 🙂.
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I went to the Golfe du Morbihan a few years ago and spent some time walking along the coast and visiting the Île aux Moines. It’s such a beautiful stretch of coastline.
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We have some friends who recently moved to Britany and I always think of them when we fly over that part of the world. I enjoyed this close up, Melodie.
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