"L'Exp'Eau" at the Quiberon Ferry Terminal
11 June 2025
From April 29 to June 2, the Quiberon ferry terminal becomes a learning and awareness stopover with the installation of Exp’eau, an exhibition designed by the CPIE – Belle-Île-en-Mer Nature Centre. Through 8 freely accessible panels, BreizhGo Océane travelers are invited to (re)discover a vital element: the challenges related to water, a precious resource on the Breton islands, especially on Belle-Île-en-Mer.
Understanding the water issues on Belle-Île-en-Mer
This exhibition is part of the awareness campaign “BELLE ILE EN EAU, let’s preserve the resource”, led by the CPIE. It highlights the richness of the heritage related to water, the natural environments that depend on it, and the future challenges to preserve this fragile resource on an island territory.
Three key themes to explore
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Water heritage: from ancient water supply systems to modern infrastructure, including traditional buildings.
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Natural heritage: wetlands, aquatic biodiversity, and the ecological balance they support.
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Future challenges: how to respond to water scarcity? What local solutions and individual actions can help us adapt?
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A valuable immersion before boarding
Accessible to all passengers waiting to board for Belle-Île, Houat or Hoëdic, Exp’eau is a great opportunity to learn more about island life — a reality that is often misunderstood — while enjoying a moment of pause. Awareness, education and ecological commitment are at the heart of this exhibition, supported by the Loire-Brittany Water Agency, the Regional Health Agency, Eau du Morbihan, and the Belle-Île-en-Mer Community of Municipalities (CCBI).
Continue the visit online
Want to learn more? The exhibition is also available online for anyone who wants to go deeper into the topics covered: Explore Exp’eau online
