The Gulf of Morbihan: The Auray river

This beautiful river gives access to Auray from the sea, via the entrance to the Gulf. It is a pleasant day's cruise passing through Bono which offer spectacular views.

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The Auray from Billcroix

The Auray from Billcroix

I love this view and use any excuse for using a photograph of it. From here the Auray river goes off to the left top while the Gulf is round to the right. Go and see! There is a fine restaureant just down the road in Port Navalo, The Grande Large which has a picture window offering this view.

Location: The Gulf of Morbihan

Photographer: Robin Barker