Guaranteed departure with a minimum of 3 passengers or when chartering the boat exclusively.
- Board cash fund: €20 per person per day to cover: fuel, gas, overnight stays in port, and meals.
- Sheets and bedding are not provided (please bring a sleeping bag or your own bedding).
- Bath towels not provided.
- Wingfoil equipment rental: €200 per person for the entire duration of the course.
Note: For private charters, you can book up to 5 days. The itinerary is to be determined with the skipper.
- Available on :
- Full boat
- Cabin cruise
Your cruise
This 3-day sailing course, departing from Saint-Malo, lets you combine learning to sail with wingfoiling.
Designed for all skill levels, this course will introduce you to sailing and help you improve your skills in both sailing and wingfoiling. You can bring your own wingfoil gear or rent it for an additional fee for the duration of the course. You’ll be supervised during your sailing sessions and receive personalized instruction during two wingfoil sessions.
Your possible stops during this cruise
Here is a sample itinerary for your 3-day sailing and wingfoil course departing from Saint-Malo
The itinerary and schedule are subject to change depending on weather conditions and safety requirements.
Day 1 – Saint-Malo → Cézembre Island → Saint-Malo.
Meet the crew and attend a safety briefing. Prepare for the sail to Cézembre Island: review the weather, tides, and route. Go over the wingfoil equipment and learn about the specifics of the spot.
Departure from Saint-Malo. Participants assist with maneuvers, staying on course, and navigation. Anchoring near Cézembre Island, followed by a supervised wingfoil session. Free practice depending on conditions.
Return to Saint-Malo.
Day 2 – Saint-Malo → Hébihens Archipelago → Saint-Cast.
Set sail and navigate toward the Hébihens Archipelago, taking into account the currents in the area. Trainees practice navigation preparation and chart reading to identify navigational landmarks and current zones.
Anchoring at the Hébihens, followed by a supervised wingfoil session. Free practice depending on conditions. Sailing to Saint-Cast.
Day 3 – Return to Saint-Malo.
Preparation for the return voyage to Saint-Malo. Trainees actively participate in steering the boat and organizing the voyage.
Arrival in Saint-Malo, tidying up the boat, and end-of-course debriefing.
The skipper
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Feeling 416 - 12.60 meters
Built and equipped for ocean cruising, this 12.60 m sailboat is a Feeling 416 launched in 1991 by the Kirié shipyard, renowned for the reliability of its units. Solid, seaworthy and comfortable, it is particularly well suited to cruising and sailing courses. After numerous voyages, she continues to sail regularly along the coast of Brittany and the Channel Islands. The boat has three double cabins, two of which are reserved for participants to comfortably accommodate four people on board during the cruise. The third cabin is occupied by the skipper.
The skipper sleeps in a single cabin, the others are available for passengers
The skipper helps you to cook but everybody is participating
I manage the supply on board
- Places of embarkation:Saint-Malo Port
- Boarding time:09H00 / 9:00 AM
- Time of landing:17H00 / 5:00 PM
By train:
Saint-Malo is directly accessible by train from Paris via Rennes. From the Saint-Malo train station, the port and marinas are just a few minutes away by taxi or bus.
By car:
Saint-Malo is accessible by road from Rennes (about 1 hour) via the N137.
Several parking lots are available near the port. Anchoring at Cézembre Island, supervision of a wingfoil session. Open practice.
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