Bréhat island poster

Bréhat is made up of a main island and a multitude of neighboring islets and reefs. Or rather two main islands, linked by the Pont ar Prad built by Vauban. First natural site classified in France, the island of Bréhat is often nicknamed the diamond of the Brittany coast. Small - 3.5 km and 1.5 km wide - but diamond all the same, whose influence of the Gulf Stream smoothes the climate in winter. A little gem dotted with a multitude of coves, beaches, shelters and colorful with flowers and exotic plants. A painting that would almost make us forget that Bréhat was the birthplace of many corsairs and the starting point for the Newfoundlanders who went fishing for cod and whales off the coast of Newfoundland. Embark for Bréhat with this poster of the island seen from the sky, signed ikonik!

Icons are made to last

This is why our posters are produced with the greatest care, with a double requirement of quality and respect for the environment:

• Professional printing on offset press
• Modern Matte Coated Paper 250gsm
• Exclusively vegetable-based inks
• Matt varnish finish for long-lasting protection
• Paper from sustainably managed forests
• PEFC-certified and Imprim’Vert-certified printer