Nichtarguer

Nichtarguer is a small islet located at the mouth of the Etel River along the Breton coast. The island sits surrounded by water and displays rocky shores with low vegetation typical of this coastal region.

The islet has long been part of Brittany's coastal zone, where fishing formed the backbone of local life. Over centuries, such coastal locations served communities that depended on the sea's resources.

The islet carries a Breton name reflecting the deep connection between local people and the sea. Visitors can observe how the landscape is shaped by tidal movements and how life here has always followed the rhythms of the ocean.

Low tide offers the best conditions for visiting, as more of the islet becomes exposed and easier to see. Local boat tours departing from nearby harbor towns provide the most reliable way to reach and explore this location.

Water levels change dramatically between seasons, shifting how much of the islet remains visible to visitors. The same location can look remarkably different on different days, making each visit feel like a new experience.

Location: Belz

Elevation above the sea: 3 m

Diameter: 25 m

GPS coordinates: 47.68565,-3.18757

Latest update: December 8, 2025 21:02