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One of France's largest megalithic semicircles: 24 stones raised 5,000 years ago now embrace the hamlet's gardens and houses.
At the island's tip, this 4,500-year-old dolmen watches the gulf between pines and gorse — one of Morbihan's loveliest Neolithic sites.
Deep-sea captains' houses, camellias and mimosas, Saint-Michel church overlooking the gulf: the village tells the maritime golden age of the 'monks' island', granted to Redon abbey in 854.