One minute in the Golfe du Morbihan - E13 - Quistinic Island, a geometric jewel of the Gulf of Morbihan

Nestled in the heart of the Gulf of Morbihan, Quistinic Island reveals itself in all its splendor before our eyes. This small island, attached to the commune of Saint-Armel, offers a unique spectacle to visitors from the continent, standing proudly just 100 meters from the eponymous peninsula.Its name, "Kistinid" in Breton, evokes the small chestnut, a nod to its modest size but singular beauty. Indeed, Quistinic stands out from its neighbors by its atypical geometric shape, the result of ingenious human intervention.Small dikes, erected over time, have made it possible to enlarge the surface of the island, giving it this unique quadrangular shape. This transformation gave rise to buildings, the ancient fishery which occupied the entire island