The "Domaine de Pouldoit" is ideally situaded in order to explore and visit, on foot, on horseback or by bicycle...
Enjoy long peaceful walks along the rocky cliffs, follow the smuggler's footpath, admire Castelli Point, the lighthouse that the locals call "The Sphinx".
From the bay you can spot the Islands of Houat and Hoëdic or nearby Dumet. Take a boat trip to visit all three, or just wander around the friendly port at Piriac.

Surrounded by beaches and ports, water sports are omnipresent; sailing, windsurfing, jet-ski, water-skiing, diving and fishing.
For the landlubbers, golf, horse riding, tennis, cycling and trekking paths are all within minutes.

Famous author, Emile Zola spent many years in Piriac and Alphonse Daudet the artist called the archipel "The end of the world". Of Piriac he once said:
"One can find nothing more delightful, more restful, than this tiny village lost amidst the rocks, so interesting due to its two faces, sea and countryside."