From Marshlands to the Breton Capital

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

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.

Sail north along the Vilaine River to reach Langon, home to the striking alignment of 28 standing stones, known as the “Demoiselles de Langon”.

Stop here to see unique features like a fortified château-farm and an iron bridge,one of the curiosities from the 1867 World's Fair.

These twin towns on the Vilaine offer a full-service river stop. Visit the Chapel of Notre Dame de Bon Port, local mills, or cycle/taxi to the Lohéac Automobile and Trades Museum (7 km).

A small village with a noteworthy presbytery and the Provostières manor.

Famous for its schist bridge dating from 1757.

Its church, built in veined pink schist, is a remarkable architectural piece.

The grand finale of your river cruise is Rennes, the capital of Brittany. The city is rich in history, with landmarks such as the Parliament of Brittany, Saint Peter’s Cathedral, and the former abbey of Saint George. Visit the Brittany Museum or simply enjoy the atmosphere of this lively student city, with its pedestrian streets, terraces, and irresistible charm.