The Glénan Archipelago
Glénan is an archipelago of Brittany in the"golfe de Gascogne" located south of Finistère (France)
The Glénan archipelago is made up of 9 main islands and a large number of small island.
Tradition tells that the 9 islets of Glénan were at the time a considerable island.
Their destruction by the waves of the sea is a geological work that the natives would have attended.
Geologists assume that the archipelago would once have been attached to the continent.
This archipelago is also nicknamed the "Breton Caribbean".
Well, it is true that the temperature of the water is different, but it is not rare to reach 22 degrees in August.
A great weekend idea for lovers of beautiful landscapes.
The tourist offices of the region will inform you about the many possibilities to visit this archipelago, know that you can also rent kayaks on the spot or beach catamarans (type Hobie Cat or Dart)
If you come in the summer, plan a mask, a snorkel because there are beautiful things to see also under water.
Have a nice stay in Brittany ;-)