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- **Église Saint-Pierre de Locoal-Mendon**: - A beautiful church that showcases traditional Breton religious architecture. It's a peaceful spot to explore and appreciate local history and craftsmanship.
- **Ria d'Étel**: - A stunning estuary offering picturesque landscapes and a rich biodiversity. It's perfect for walking, bird watching, and enjoying the serene beauty of nature.
- **Île de Saint-Cado**: - A small, quaint island connected by a stone bridge, known for its charming little chapel and traditional Breton houses. It's a scenic spot ideal for photography and leisurely walks.
- **Carnac Stones**: - Located a short drive away, these are one of the most extensive Neolithic menhir collections in the world, with thousands of ancient standing stones dating back to 4500 BC.
- **Alignements de Kerzerho**: - Another impressive site of megalithic standing stones located near Erdeven. These alignments are less crowded than Carnac but equally fascinating.
- **Plage de Kerhillio**: - A lovely beach in Erdeven, known for its long sandy stretches and ideal conditions for swimming, sunbathing, and water sports like kite surfing.
- **Auray and the Port of Saint-Goustan**: - A charming historic town with cobblestone streets and half-timbered houses. The port area is particularly picturesque and offers delightful cafes and artisan shops.
- **La Trinité-sur-Mer**: - A vibrant seaside town famous for its marina, seafood restaurants, and as a hub for sailing and regattas.
- **Megaliths of Locmariaquer**: - This site includes several important megalithic monuments, including the Great Broken Menhir, one of the largest known single blocks of stone to have been transported and erected by Neolithic people. 10. **Quiberon Peninsula**: - Known for its rugged coastline, sandy beaches, and the scenic Côte Sauvage, a dramatic stretch of wild cliffs perfect for hiking and enjoying panoramic views of the Atlantic Ocean. Each of these attractions offers something unique, from historical sites to natural beauty, ensuring a diverse experience for visitors in the region.