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Larmor-Baden (Morbihan, France)

Larmor-Baden is a small port defined by its close relationship with the Golfe du Morbihan. The village stretches along a rugged coast, offering views of a multitude of islands and islets. There is a gentle maritime atmosphere, paced by the tides and nautical activities. The place attracts both walkers and sailing enthusiasts as well as those interested in discovering the island heritage.

Heritage and history

The area bears traces of a long maritime activity. The quays and some characterful houses recall the traditional importance of fishing and navigation. One often finds examples of local granite architecture and modest chapels lining the coast, typical of the Morbihan shoreline.

Nature and landscapes

From the coastal walks, the landscape offers a panorama of nearby islands and sandbanks that change with the tide. The light is often clear and the air iodized, favorable for walks and birdwatching. The views over the gulf, with its wooded islets, are one of the main attractions.

Outdoor activities

The port serves as a base for outings by kayak, sailboat or launch to the gulf islands. The coastal path allows walking by the sea and enjoying viewpoints. Shore fishing is common when the sea recedes.

Not to be missed

• Île Berder — small nearby islet, to observe from the shore or reach depending on the tide.
• Golfe du Morbihan — maritime panorama and departure point for boat excursions.
• Port de Larmor-Baden — the lively heart of embarkations and the marine atmosphere.
• Coastal path — easy walks with views of the islands and the sea.
• Birdwatching — frequent opportunities to spot coastal birds.