cruising route Sucé/Erdre / La Gacilly / Sucé/Erdre
Sucé/Erdre - La Gacilly - Sucé/Erdre - 198 Km - 36 Locks - 34 h of navigation - 7 Nights (1 week)
From Sucé/Erdre to Sucé/Erdre, 0 km, 0 Lock(s), 0 h of navigation
From Sucé/Erdre to La Chevallerais, 27 km, 7 Lock(s), 5 h of navigation
les Marais de Mazerolles
This 1000ha wetland on the left bank of the Erdre river, to the south of Nort-sur-Erdre, is home to many species of birds.From La Chevallerais to Guenrouët, 30 km, 8 Lock(s), 5.6 h of navigation
the Castle of the Groulais at Blain
This medieval fortress, listed as a historical monument since 1977, was owned by Marie Bonaparte (a descendant of Napoléon) at the beginning of the 20th century. Comprising 9 towers, it was built (actually rebuilt, as it was destroyed several times) at the end of the 16th century.the pool of Guenrouet
An outdoor swimming pool with water slides, whirlpool baths and a solarium. It is the perfect place to take a break from your barge with your family on the side of the Nantes-Brest Canal.From Guenrouët to Glénac, 34 km, 3 Lock(s), 5.1 h of navigation
Redon
At the intersection of the Breton waterways (the Nantes to Brest Canal and the Vilaine river), Redon was once above all a commercial port. This port has the distinction of welcoming both river and naval boats due to its location: 3.5 hours from the ocean and accessible by sailing boat without having to remove the mast.Abbaye Saint-Sauveur
Plongez dans le Moyen Âge en explorant cette abbaye avec sa nef, sa tour romane et son chœur gothique.Le Quai Duguay
Imprégnez-vous de l’histoire maritime en déambulant sur le quai, où les magnifiques maisons d’armateurs bordent la Vilaine.the Natural Park of Ile aux Pies
Designated a "grand site naturel", this river "island" situated at the confluence of the Aff and Oust rivers offers a remarkable view of the local fauna and flora.Le Parc de Bel Air
Ce superbe Jardin public de 2 hectares tient son nom de la demeure bourgeoise qui domine le parc : Le Château de Bal Air. Le fleurissement pérenne du parc permet à ses allées de garder leur beauté tout au long de l’année. Une aire de jeux pour enfants, une basse-cour et des chèvres raviront les plus petits.the pool of Guenrouet
An outdoor swimming pool with water slides, whirlpool baths and a solarium. It is the perfect place to take a break from your barge with your family on the side of the Nantes-Brest Canal.Île aux pies
L’Île aux Pies est un site naturel pittoresque le long de la Vilaine. Cette île rocheuse offre des paysages variés, des falaises, des bois et des prairies. Elle est prisée pour ses activités de plein air telles que la randonnée pédestre, le VTT et l’escalade sur ses falaises calcaires. Accessible depuis le village de Saint-Vincent-sur-Oust, l’île attire des visiteurs tout au long de l’année, en faisant un lieu apprécié pour les amoureux de la nature et les amateurs d’aventure.the Leisure Center of Ile aux Pies
With its base of canoes and its park of acrobranche, this halt located between Redon and Peillac will delight the small as well as the big onesFrom Glénac to Pont Miny, 39 km, 3 Lock(s), 5.8 h of navigation
La Gacilly
Stronghold of the Yves Rocher cosmetics empire, this small village is certainly of interest. More than twenty five craftspeople display their works of art to you in the pedestrian streets; the small port is very inviting for your boat (be aware that the number of places is limited), with all of the amenities you might require (electricity, water).Redon
At the intersection of the Breton waterways (the Nantes to Brest Canal and the Vilaine river), Redon was once above all a commercial port. This port has the distinction of welcoming both river and naval boats due to its location: 3.5 hours from the ocean and accessible by sailing boat without having to remove the mast.Abbaye Saint-Sauveur
Plongez dans le Moyen Âge en explorant cette abbaye avec sa nef, sa tour romane et son chœur gothique.Le Quai Duguay
Imprégnez-vous de l’histoire maritime en déambulant sur le quai, où les magnifiques maisons d’armateurs bordent la Vilaine.the Vegetarieum of La Gacilly
Within this genuine plant observatory the life of a thousand species of plants is brought to light. Colorful and olfactory, you will learn their astonishing uses.Le Jardin Botanique Yves Rocher
Explorez la bambouseraie menant au Jardin Botanique Yves Rocher, où plus de 1 500 espèces végétales sont étudiées pour leurs vertus. Profitez d’une visite libre et gratuite pour en apprendre davantage sur la botanique bienfaisante.the Natural Park of Ile aux Pies
Designated a "grand site naturel", this river "island" situated at the confluence of the Aff and Oust rivers offers a remarkable view of the local fauna and flora.Le Parc de Bel Air
Ce superbe Jardin public de 2 hectares tient son nom de la demeure bourgeoise qui domine le parc : Le Château de Bal Air. Le fleurissement pérenne du parc permet à ses allées de garder leur beauté tout au long de l’année. Une aire de jeux pour enfants, une basse-cour et des chèvres raviront les plus petits.Île aux pies
L’Île aux Pies est un site naturel pittoresque le long de la Vilaine. Cette île rocheuse offre des paysages variés, des falaises, des bois et des prairies. Elle est prisée pour ses activités de plein air telles que la randonnée pédestre, le VTT et l’escalade sur ses falaises calcaires. Accessible depuis le village de Saint-Vincent-sur-Oust, l’île attire des visiteurs tout au long de l’année, en faisant un lieu apprécié pour les amoureux de la nature et les amateurs d’aventure.Les Ateliers d’Artisans
La Gacilly abrite une communauté d’une trentaine d’artisans d’art. Déambulez dans les ruelles du village pour découvrir le travail de sculpteurs, potiers, créateurs de bijoux, dinandiers, verriers, et plus encore.the Leisure Center of Ile aux Pies
With its base of canoes and its park of acrobranche, this halt located between Redon and Peillac will delight the small as well as the big onesFrom Pont Miny to Blain, 33 km, 5 Lock(s), 5.4 h of navigation
the Castle of the Groulais at Blain
This medieval fortress, listed as a historical monument since 1977, was owned by Marie Bonaparte (a descendant of Napoléon) at the beginning of the 20th century. Comprising 9 towers, it was built (actually rebuilt, as it was destroyed several times) at the end of the 16th century.the pool of Guenrouet
An outdoor swimming pool with water slides, whirlpool baths and a solarium. It is the perfect place to take a break from your barge with your family on the side of the Nantes-Brest Canal.From Blain to Sucé/Erdre, 35 km, 10 Lock(s), 6.7 h of navigation
the Castle of the Groulais at Blain
This medieval fortress, listed as a historical monument since 1977, was owned by Marie Bonaparte (a descendant of Napoléon) at the beginning of the 20th century. Comprising 9 towers, it was built (actually rebuilt, as it was destroyed several times) at the end of the 16th century.les Marais de Mazerolles
This 1000ha wetland on the left bank of the Erdre river, to the south of Nort-sur-Erdre, is home to many species of birds.From Sucé/Erdre to Sucé/Erdre, 0 km, 0 Lock(s), 0 h of navigation
Bike
Tow paths provide an ideal place to ride your bikeFishing
To relax with friends, there's nothing better than fishingThe Locks
2 type(s) of lock(s) on The Nantes-Brest Canal- Manual locks with a lock-keeper
- Automatic locks with a lock-keeper
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Average : 4/5
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Must see : the Marais of Mazerolles, Redon, Rieux, the Roche-Bernard, the Castle of the Groulais at Blain // To discover : the pool of Guenrouet
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Average : 4/5
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