Île de Berder
A tidal island you can reach on foot along a stone causeway at low tide, with a loop path of about 2 km through pine woods.
Île de Berder lies south of Larmor-Baden. For only a few hours around low tide, a stone causeway emerges so you can walk out to the island. When the tide rises, the island is cut off from the mainland, which makes the crossing special. The island was once a private estate and a religious retreat, and it is now open to the public. A loop path runs through pine trees and coastal rocks, with views of Île de Gavrinis and the islands of the bay. Check tide times in advance and allow enough time to return. Admission is free, and the causeway is about 400 m one way.
Opening hours
During low tide
Nearby sights
- Cairn de Gavrinis
- Port-Navalo
- Tumulus de Tumiac (Butte de César)
- Pointe de Kerpenhir
- Île-aux-Moines
- Locmariaquer Megaliths
- Île d'Arz
- Gulf of Morbihan Cruise