Carnac

The Carnac stones are a vast collection of prehistoric standing stones, or menhirs, located in Carnac, Brittany, France. They were erected by the pre-Celtic people of the region, primarily during the Neolithic period, and are one of the most extensive megalithic sites in the world.

The nearest airport is in Lorient, approximately 30 minutes away by car. You can also reach Carnac by train, with connections to major cities like Paris. Driving is another option, with easy access via major roads.

Carnac offers beautiful beaches for swimming and water sports, such as windsurfing and sailing. You can also explore the town's shops, enjoy local cuisine, visit the Musée de Préhistoire de Carnac, and take boat trips to nearby islands.