For its 18th edition, the Ultra Marin awaits trailers for 175km in the Golfe du Morbihan
From 29 June to 2 July 2023join us athotel Kyriad Vannes centre-ville in Brittany for a sporting event that is unique in France: theUltra Marin raid du Golfe. A human and friendly adventure.
The Ultra Marin raid du Golfe du Morbihan offers trail running, Nordic walking and relays
Take part in the running races organised by theUltra Marin Raid du Golfe du Morbihan and have a great sporting time in an exceptional setting. South Brittany from 29 June to 2 July 2023.
This sporting event has been held every year since 2005 and features a number of walking races ranging from 29km to 175km. The atypical route passes through 16 towns in the heart of Southern Brittany, including Vannes and Auray, as well as Séné, Theix-Noyalo, Le Hézo, Saint-Armel, Sarzeau, Saint Gildas, Arzon, Locmariaquer, Crach, Pluneret, Le Bono, Baden, Larmor-Baden and Arradon.
The route is rich and diversified in an exceptional natural setting, and allows you to achieve a high level of fitness. sporting challenge day and night.
If you're not taking part in the race, you can also discover the Ultra Marin village on the esplanade of the port of Vannes where there will be a host of stands and events, as well as the podium. It is also the starting point for the 175km Grand Raid and the team relays, and the finishing point for all the events.
> For more information, go to Ultra Marin official website of the race.
The entire Kyriad Vannes centre-ville team will be delighted to welcome you to this sporting event 🙂
A sporting break in the Golfe du Morbihan in Southern Brittany
During your sports holiday in the Golfe du MorbihanA multitude of sporting activities are on offer, from water sports to cycling, horse-riding and parachute jumping... Sailing schools, kayak and paddle hire companies and other professionals will be on hand to guide you on your way along the coast. an exceptional site in the Gulf of Morbihan.
On the shores of the Petite Mer or in the nearby countryside, go hiking, cycling or horse-riding. Along the way, you'll come across many small heritage sites, including chapels, abandoned wash-houses, menhirs and mills from bygone days...
Some half-timbered houses, such as those on the port of Saint-GoustanWith its cobbled streets lined with little restaurants, the little fishermen's cottages along the coastal paths and the old Breton stone houses in the narrow streets of the villages, this is a great place to discover during your sporting holiday. In the Séné marshes or those of Le Hézo and Saint-Armel, a host of bird species await you!
