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A collage titled "THE GROAC'H OF BRETON SAILORS (1600S, BRITTANY)". The top panels show two sailors in a small boat pulling in a net, with a translucent, ghostly female figure with long hair emerging from the waves. The middle panels depict a similar scene with sailors in a boat looking at the glowing female figure in the stormy water. The bottom panels show a close-up of the glowing female figure in the water, with sailors in a boat nearby.

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Groac'h: Breton Sailors' Sea Hag Cryptid

Swim into this eerie tale! Breton sailors in 1600s Brittany swore a sea hag sank nets. The crew claimed she shimmered, then dove. Sailor tales, noted in 1610 French records, describe a 5-foot figure, linked to net destruction (crime), vanishing into water (interdimensional, adapted). Groac'h is a rare Breton cryptid, reported as a sea hag in early 17th-century accounts. Discover more about their legacy and explore in-depth cryptid encounters on our fanpage! ➡️ 𝐒𝐚𝐯𝐞 𝐭𝐨 𝐞𝐱𝐩𝐥𝐨𝐫𝐞 Breton folklore...