Sinago is what you call a traditional boat of the Gulf of Morbihan. With the number of small islands there, you feel like you are travelling through the narrow lanes of a crowded town. The experience is very informal but very safe as well. The captain is ready and friendly enough to give you the controls of the boat for a short period of time. Joli Vent (Fair Wind) is the name of the boat and it leaves Port Anna at 9:30 in the morning. After roaming around in the waters and stopping for a picnic at a beach or two, it brings you back to the port at 5 in the evening.

Highlights include:

• Friendly crew.
• The boat stops at an island for you to unboard and explore it.
• Cardboard modelling workshop for children.
• Helpful staff at the harbour.

• Book your passes a day or two in advance.

• One way- 2 €
• Return Trip- 3 €
• 10 passes- 12.5 €
• Free for kids below 6 years of age.

• Bus no.: 3 @Etang au Duc
• Bus no.: 5 @Bir Hakeim

• Sarl Tedes
• La Porte de l'Inde
• Le Cirque

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