This boat graveyard in western France is a magical place where the carcasses of boats emerge at low tide. Some wrecks are over 100 years old.
There’s also a touching story behind some of the ships you can see in the bay: they were left hidden by sailors at the start of WWII before they had to go off to do their duty… too few returned to take their boats back.
A magical place full of stories that these wrecks could tell us
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Curious why I don’t use the real names of these beautiful sites, or tell where their location is at in my articles?
That’s because the locations I visit are often not protected. Making this information public could lead to vandalism or looting of these beautiful locations, and would destroy them further for future visits.
It is also one of the golden rules in the urban scene!
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