Crafts, Castle and Standing Stones

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

After Glénac, moor at this nature haven 20 minutes later. Enjoy picnicking, canoe rentals, climbing cliffs, or diving into the canal. Hike a marked trail to a viewpoint for stunning valley vistas.

Redon’s port once welcomed sea ships full of goods. Now it's a peaceful marina offering access to the Musée de la Batellerie de l’Ouest, pedestrian old town streets, half-timbered houses, and great local cuisine. Ask the tourist office for guided tours of the abbey or Calvairiennes monastery.

Located on the Vilaine, Langon is known for its curious alignment of 28 standing stones, known locally as the “Demoiselles de Langon.”

Points of interest include the fortified farm-castle and the iron bridge,an attraction from the 1867 World Fair.

At Guipry‑Messac’s port, discover the Guipry mills, the Notre‑Dame de Bon Port Chapel, and nearby Lohéac’s Automobile & Traditional Trades Manor (7 km away). Enjoy dining at La Minoterie, overlooking the Vilaine. From here, your homebound cruise begins along the canal.