Le Cargo sur Arzon

A very beautiful port, with lovely shops.

A must-see port for tourism in the Gulf of Morbihan

A very touristy place, but it's still lacking a motorcycle area.

A very pretty little port with a wide choice of restaurants and souvenir shops and of course Breton specialties.

Lovely marina. With a beautiful promenade full of shops

This port is magnificent... perfect for a stroll, thank you.

I went shopping and honestly, the shopkeepers were fantastic despite the crowds. It's a magical place.

I first encountered Le Crouesty in its early years: a first dock, an improbable path through the marshes to reach the village of Arzon... I admit I wasn't really a fan! How far we've come since then: year after year, the services are expanding, the urban planning is quite successful, the megalithic remains are being highlighted... In short, whether you're a sailor or a passing visitor, Le Crouesty is worth a detour! For sailors: a dynamic, motivated, and supportive team to manage the handling, the water, and do everything to find you a berth. For others, there are pleasant walks on the gulf and bay sides, with the megalithic sites as a bonus.

Very pleasant... Taking a walk, eating ice cream, waffles...

The "Crouesty" is a large, modern marina in an urban setting. You can stay there with your sailboat or motorboat for one night or more, with an efficient harbor master's team ready to welcome you and find solutions in any situation. The facilities are well-designed and welcoming. The sanitary facilities are modern, newly renovated, and very spacious, with several dedicated areas: a baby changing area, large showers and individual cubicles with a sink, mirror, and power outlet, and large sinks for washing dishes, all very well maintained. The building is secured with a digital entry code. Access for people with disabilities is greatly facilitated. The upstairs restaurant is spacious with lovely summer decor, and a friendly team will serve you ;) Several events are held in this large port, such as the "Mille Sabord" Boat Show, featuring various categories of sailboats and motorboats, all moored on the pontoons with opportunities for visits and discussions with professionals. Not forgetting a few attractions for children and a personalized flea market, all with a nautical theme... Perfect for family fun or finding great deals! There was even a conference by a coastal protection association, with a film screening and a presentation on seabirds in need of protection. Interactive games were available for everyone: a great moment of necessary environmental awareness, a rich and friendly exchange. Well done! We should do it again, but in a much larger venue! Due to its popularity, the room was packed and too small for the occasion. Looking forward to attending the next "Nature Conference," which has been planned and organized accordingly ;) In addition, numerous shops, bars, restaurants, and even a mini-market surround the port... enough to satisfy all your needs nearby. This is a very attractive port that ticks almost all the boxes; it just needs a few green spaces to recharge and fully satisfy boaters, not to mention vacationers who can stay there :)