Do you know the Ponant Islands passport?

Have you always dreamed of exploring all the Ponant islands and enjoying their hidden treasures? Here's a golden opportunity thanks to Ponant Islands Passportan initiative I discovered during my trip to the island of Groix during the All Saints' Day vacations.

This precious sesame, issued only on the islands concerned, gives you the opportunity to discover and honor these 15 pearls of Brittany and the Atlantic coast.

Available from tourist offices, information points and town halls on the Ponant islands, the island passport is valid for 5 years, enough time to plan your escapades in these unspoilt lands: Chausey archipelago, Ile de Bréhat, Ile de Batz, Ile d'Ouessant, Ile de Molène, Ile de Sein, Glénan archipelago, Ile de Groix, Belle-île-en-Mer, Ile de Houat, Ile de Hoëdic, Ile aux Moines, Ile d'Arz, Ile d'Yeu, Ile d'Aix

Contents of this island passport

The passport contains one page per island with all the essential information: surface area, distance from the coast, population size, method of energy and water distribution... This will give you a general idea of each destination before you set foot on it.

After collecting your island passport on site, you can collect buffers on each island visited. These precious souvenirs can be obtained from tourist offices, information points or town halls. Prizes will be awarded to those who collect the stamps fastest.

The Association des Îles du Ponant: an ambition in its own right

Behind this unique initiative is theAssociation des Îles du Ponant (AIP). Involved in a wide range of areas including finance, public services, regional planning, agriculture, tourism, the environment and culture, AIP is working for a better future for these very special islands.

Recognized as a privileged partner for public authorities on island issues, AIP also contributes to maintaining and developing local communities while preserving their natural heritage.

To encourage and highlight the talent of local entrepreneurs, AIP has created the Savoir-Faire des Îles du Ponant. This guarantees the truly insular nature of a product or service, while highlighting projects that promote the creation of sustainable jobs in the sector.

⚠️ Passports are not sent by post, and must be obtained in person.

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