Wholesale Bréhat Island poster

Bréhat consists of a main island and a multitude of neighboring islets and reefs. Or rather two main islands, connected by the Pont ar Prad built by Vauban. The first classified natural site in France, the island of Bréhat is often nicknamed the diamond of the Breton coast. Small - 3.5 km and 1.5 km wide - but diamond all the same, whose influence of the Gulf Stream smoothes the climate in winter. A little gem dotted with a multitude of coves, beaches, shelters and colorful with exotic flowers and plants. A painting that would almost make us forget that Bréhat was the cradle of many privateers and the starting point of the Terre-Neuvas who went fishing for cod and whales off the coast of Newfoundland. Embark for Bréhat with this poster of the island seen from the sky, signed Ikonik!