Saint-Armel

While strolling in Saint-Armel, you can stop in front of the small church before taking the direction of the marshes of Lasné. Always focused on salt collection, the site was transformed into oyster beds at the beginning of the 20th century, when its oysters were supplied to major Parisian restaurants. This activity continues to continue today thanks to the courage of a few oyster farmers.

Also be sure to visit the Ludré marsh, also an oyster farming site from the 19th century.

Accessible by road at low tide, Tascon Island is one of the last cultivated islands in the Gulf. It is possible to make very beautiful walks there. From the coast, you can also admire Enézy, an island in the gulf protected for its biotopes.

The weekly market is held every Tuesday at the end of the afternoon on the Place du Gros-Chêne.

Mid-August, it's Fridays in Armelois with a program of concerts and refreshments.