Hoist the anchor and set sail for Houat
A day on the island
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Nothing but untouched nature...
Houat is beautiful... As soon as you arrive, you will be fascinated by the port of Saint Gildas, a small typical Breton fishing port. Then, by the quiet the village,with its fishermen's houses, its hollyhocks ... At the end of the main street, you are immediately surrounded by nature: the omnipresent ocean, magnificent white sandy beaches separated by cliffs and coves, crystal clear waters, exquisite flora ... Breathe ... Here you are at world's edge...
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A day trip on Houat
- Once a week, in July and August, we organize a day trip on the island of Houat with the ferry company Navix.You will embark at around 9 am from the port of La Trinité sur Mer. Then after a stop at Port Navalo, you will cross Quiberon bay and you arrive on Houat a little before 11 am. Departure of the return ferry between 5 and 5:30 p.m. ...
Only on foot or by bike ...
To preserve the island's environment, motor vehicles are not allowed on Houat ; the only existing public transport is the municipal bus which provides service for visitors between the port of Saint Gildas and the village.Houat is a small island (3 kilometers long and 1.5 kilometers wide) that is very easy to explore on foot in a day. It takes around 3 and a half to 4 hours to walk around the island by taking the coastal footpath. You can also opt for bicycle rental.
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Where to eat on Houat?
The restaurants are all within a 100 to 250 metre radius from the hotel-bar-restaurant La Sirène.
Restaurants- Chez Loulou - fish and seafood restaurant - creperie - 0033 297 30 67 88
- Ty Cathy - crepes to go
- Le Siata - bar - brasserie - 0033 297 30 66 13
- Restaurant des îles - regional cuisine - local products - fish and seafood
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Useful informations for your day
The hatchery
The Houat hatchery is a research and production center for microalgae. The museum part of the hatchery helps raise public awareness of the fragility of the microscopic marine world. There is also an exhibition on the history of the island and its inhabitants since ancient times.
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