Benodet - General Info
Description:
Sitting near the mouth of the river Odet, Benodet is a principal yachting center. The town is a pleasant holiday resort with good restaurants and a large supermarket, as well as a good beach. On the opposite bank is the much quieter village of Sainte Marine, with just a few shops and restaurants.
Position:
47° 51’40″N, 04° 06’24″W (river entrance)
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Pittoresque place, lots of boats but still calm. Strong current in the river so consider tides.
We visited Benodet in July 18, lovely little place and very friendly staff, worth the while going up the river. Note only leave on a rising tide otherwise you get taken by ebb and river