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Brittany

From Brittany to Nantes

Glénac to Sucé-sur-Erdre, 7 nights

From Brittany to Nantes, embark on an itinerary where rivers open up to castles, towns of character, and the gradual discovery of the City of the Dukes, along the course of Breton stopovers.

Departure :

Glénac

Via :

Nantes

Arrival :

Sucé-sur-Erdre

From

703€

Dates from 02/04/2027 to 09/04/2027 (7 nights) on model Cruiser Comfort 2/4 Pers.

The must-sees
Our tips for your cruise

Explore greater Nantes

There is plenty to discover in Nantes, such as the Machines de l’Île and the Château des Ducs de Bretagne.

Visit La Gacilly

Visit La Gacilly, an artistic village with pastoral charm. Its flower-lined streets and artisan workshops are not to be missed.

Explore the Château de la Groulais

Explore the medieval history of the château in Blain, an iconic monument in Brittany. Families especially enjoy the interactive medieval events held here — an ideal setting for stepping back into the region’s storied past.

The itinerary
The steps of your cruise

Glénac

La Gacilly

Redon

Pont-Miny

Guenrouët

Blain

Nantes

Sucé-sur-Erdre

Glénac

Our Riverly base is located at the confluence of the Oust and the Aff. It’s a perfect starting point for cruises through the green heart of Brittany.

La Gacilly

After a quick boating introduction, discover the craftsmen’s village and its summer Photo Festival. A creative and inspiring stop.

Redon

After passing your first lock, moor your boat in the heart of Redon’s marina. Visit the West Inland Waterway Museum, enjoy a guided tour of the abbey and Calvairiennes monastery, or stroll the pedestrian streets lined with half-timbered houses.

Pont-Miny

Quiet mooring spot with picnic tables and barbecue, near the Canal House, a small guest lodge.

Guenrouët

Stop by the Kerisac Cider House, swim in the pool with water slides, or enjoy mini-golf next to the mooring. Nearby: a restaurant and a crêperie.

Blain

A picturesque stop along the Nantes-Brest Canal. Visit the 12th-century Château de la Groulais (near the port), enjoy a gourmet meal at the château’s restaurant, or join summer medieval-themed activities. Several walking trails start from the port.

Nantes

After passing the final lock (Quiheix) on the Nantes–Brest canal, navigate the wild Erdre River towards Nantes,home of the Ducs de Bretagne. Discover the 12th‑century Saint‑Pierre Cathedral, the Dukes’ Castle, and the abolitionist slavery memorial. But most notably, enjoy the Machines de l’île and the summer “Voyage à Nantes” art trail featuring culture, sport, and gastronomy.

Sucé-sur-Erdre

Another Riverly network water base is located in the small port of Sucé-sur-Erdre. This pleasant stop is on a river renowned for its 17 castles, known as the “Nantes Follies,” built by wealthy merchants and shipowners to showcase their social rise. The best way to view them remains from your boat: nothing blocked the châteaux owners’ view of the Erdre Valley,today it’s your turn to enjoy these elegant gems from the water.