The 4 Best Tours in Brittany

1.Nantes CityPass : 24/48/72 Hours/7 Days Full Access

★★★★★★★★★★4.3 · 320 reviews · 1 - 7 days · from $34Our pick

The Pass Nantes gives you 24, 48, or 72 hours, or seven consecutive days, of access to more than 50 city attractions. Use trams, buses, shuttle boats, and the airport shuttle, then visit Les Machines de l’île, museums, castles, cruises, guided tours, and seasonal activities. Some cruises and tours require advance booking.

“Unfortunately most of the attractions that we wished to visit using the day pass were closed.”

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2.Guided Boat Tour with Local Captain

★★★★★★★★★★4.9 · 300 reviews · 1 hour - 90 minutes · from $46Top rated

Join Marin Malouin for a 1 or 1.5-hour cruise from Saint-Malo, led in French and English by a local captain such as Nicolas. You’ll view the ramparts, Dinard, Alet, Petit Bé, Fort National, and the outer harbor from the water while learning how Saint-Malo changed over time. The boat is comfortable, but the route can change with the weather.

“The guide was very kind and explained everything nicely. It was a relaxing ride and we thoroughly enjoyed. My 11 year old also had a lot of fun.”

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3.Les Epesses: Puy du Fou Theme Park 1-Day Entry Ticket

★★★★★★★★★★4.7 · 186 reviews · from $42

Spend a full day at Puy du Fou in western France, watching 20 large-scale shows with stunts, animals, music, water, fire, and period settings. Walk through four historic villages, use the mobile app for live translations, and see Les Noces de Feu when scheduled. Entry, parking, and all daytime shows are included.

“A unique and fantastic experience would highly recommend a visit”

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4.Bay of Quiberon or Morbihan gulf: Evening 2 hours navigation

★★★★★★★★★★4.7 · 135 reviews · 2 hours · from $53

Spend two calm evening hours aboard an 18-meter Caseneuve Maxi Catamaran, sailing from Quiberon, La Trinité-sur-Mer, or Port Blanc. Choose the Bay of Quiberon, with views toward Teignouse lighthouse, or the island-filled Gulf of Morbihan. An aperitif is served, but this is not dinner, so bring food or eat ashore afterward.

“The captain was excellent and took time to explain things to us in English. The trip was so peaceful and chilled with nibbles and drinks as an added bonus.”

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