Our story
The story of one family and three towns of the Morbihan
From Carnac to Quiberon by way of Vannes, the same family-run team shows off the Morbihan aboard its little trains. Here is our story, what drives us, and the promise we keep on every departure.
Our story
One family, three towns, one and the same passion
It all began in Quiberon, in 1986, facing the Côte Sauvage. A close-knit family launched its first little train there with a simple idea: to discover the Morbihan differently, effortlessly, at a strolling pace, taking the time to really look.
The success was such that we had to carry on. Carnac and its standing stone alignments followed in 1987, then Vannes, the medieval town, joined the adventure in 1990. Three towns, three faces of the Morbihan, linked by the same way of travelling.
To this day, the same family is at the helm. Behind every ride, the same team welcomes, drives and tells the story: that's what makes the same care, the same smile and the same love of a good story turn up everywhere.
Our little trains are colourful and comfortable: you discover the towns effortlessly, at a strolling pace and with respect for the places you pass through — from the menhirs of Carnac to the ramparts of Vannes.
On board, the commentary is lively and available in many languages — up to 22 in Vannes — with versions designed for children. We don't recite a guidebook: we share a land we love, for families and travellers from afar alike.
Across the three towns, more than 8,000 travellers leave us a review every year, with an average rating of 4.7 out of 5. It's our finest reward — and the promise we strive to keep on every departure.
Why we do it
“Making people love the Morbihan, one ride at a time.”
We don't sell a trip: we offer a moment — the one where a town quietly tells its story, at eye level. That's true in Carnac, Vannes and Quiberon, and it always will be.
— Les Petits Trains du Morbihan
Town by town
From Quiberon to Vannes, one town at a time
The network grew step by step, each town adding its own scenery and history. Follow the route.
One of the world's most beautiful bays1986 · Where it all beganQuiberon and the Wild Coast
The Wild Coast and its ocean-battered cliffs, Château Turpault, Port-Maria and the great bay: 50 minutes between raging sea and sheltered waters, up to the peninsula's finest viewpoints.
Discover Quiberon- UNESCO World Heritage1987 · The adventure grows
Carnac, land of the menhirs
The alignments of Ménec, Kermario and Kerlescan — thousands of stones raised more than 6,000 years ago — the white-sand beaches and the port of La Trinité-sur-Mer: a 55-minute circuit at the heart of the most beautiful Neolithic site in the world.
Discover Carnac 
1990 · The medieval heartVannes, town of ramparts
The 14th-century ramparts, the Prison Gate, Saint-Pierre Cathedral, the half-timbered houses of Place Henri-IV and the Garenne Gardens: 40 minutes at the heart of a thousand years of Breton history.
Discover Vannes
4.7/5
Google rating across the three towns
47
points of interest in Carnac alone
22
languages of commentary (up to)
8,000+
traveller reviews
In pictures
The Morbihan, ride after ride
A few moments caught on board and along the routes, from the coast to the ancient stones.
What matters to us
Our commitments, on every departure
Three towns, but a single way of doing things. Here's what you'll find on board, everywhere.
A family affair
The same team across all three towns: we know our routes by heart and welcome every traveller like a guest.
Gentle, easy tourism
No effort, no queue: a seated ride, friendly to strollers and seniors alike, to enjoy a town without rushing.
Heritage brought to life
Menhirs, ramparts, wild coast: we tell the Morbihan's story with accuracy and passion, to make you want to come back.
Understood by everyone
Clear commentary, available in several languages, designed for families and visitors from all over the world.
Our three little trains
Which ride is right for you?
Each town reveals another side of Morbihan. Discover the three routes, then book on the website of your destination.
They loved it
8,000 travellers can't be wrong
Combined, our three little trains hold a rating of 4.7 out of 5. Here is what travellers remember most from their ride through Morbihan.
4,7
8,000+ reviews combined
Les menhirs de Carnac sont bien plus impressionnants qu'on ne le pense, et le cadre est magnifique. Le commentaire audio est bien construit et instructif. Plus d'une heure vraiment bien passée.
Walter H.
Google review
Superbe balade dans la vieille ville de Vannes. On découvre les remparts, le port et les petites ruelles sans se fatiguer, et le conducteur était adorable avec les enfants. À refaire sans hésiter.
Dom L.
Google review
Le tour de la Côte Sauvage à Quiberon est à couper le souffle. À notre grande surprise, le guide audio était aussi disponible en néerlandais, ce qui rendait l'écoute bien plus agréable pour toute la famille.
Carine V.
Google review
Une excellente façon de voir les mégalithes, avec en prime un commentaire audio en anglais vraiment apprécié, pour que tout prenne sens. Très bon rapport qualité-prix et vraiment incontournable.
Marc G.
Google review
Des personnes vraiment chaleureuses à la tête de ce petit train. Nous nous étions séparés et ils ont tout fait pour aider mon mari à nous rejoindre. La visite est intéressante, le train est confortable et les options linguistiques sont nombreuses.
Judit Benard M.
Google review
Très belle façon de découvrir Vannes quand on arrive pour la première fois. On comprend l'histoire de la cité, et on repère ensuite les endroits que l'on a envie de revisiter à pied. Je recommande vraiment !
B Ked.
Google review
Une belle expérience en famille. Le train est confortable et le conducteur était très sympathique. Une façon parfaite de découvrir les célèbres menhirs de Carnac sans avoir à marcher.
Sophie M.
Google review
Nous avons fait la visite par un bel après-midi de juillet et c'était absolument incontournable. Le commentaire multilingue est excellent et le parcours vous emmène à tous les sites clés. Fortement recommandé.
David R.
Google review
Charmant petit train à Quiberon. Nos enfants ont adoré chaque instant et la vue sur l'océan est magnifique. Le guide audio est clair et captivant. Nous reviendrons certainement l'été prochain.
Anne-Claire B.
Google review
