Catamaran trip at sea during 2h from Pornichet

Your cruise

Embark on an unforgettable outing from Pornichet!
Embark on a 2-hour catamaran trip and let the waves rock you as you sail along a breathtaking coastline. Cliffs, sandy beaches, secret coves... an exceptional natural setting awaits you. Head for the Bay of La Baule and its wonders: the beaches of La Baule and Pornichet, the islets of Pierre Percée, Les Évens and Baguenaud, not forgetting the points of Chemoulin and Penchâteau, or the famous Grand Charpentier lighthouse. Whether you're a sailing enthusiast or simply looking to unwind, this walk, which is accessible to all, guarantees you a moment of relaxation and escape, in the heart of a unique marine setting.

Whether you're a sailing enthusiast or simply curious, this experience is accessible to all and promises a moment of relaxation and escape in the heart of nature.

Your possible stops during this cruise

Your excursion begins in the port of Pornichet, where you are warmly welcomed by the skipper. After a quick safety briefing, the catamaran sets sail for the Bay of La Baule. You'll soon be sailing along the famous La Baule beach, one of the longest in Europe, lined with magnificent villas and a lively seafront. The catamaran continues towards the Pierre Percée islets, intriguing rock formations resembling natural sculptures, nestled in the open sea. You'll then set course for Ile des Évens, a sandbank with crystal-clear waters, ideal for a short break. Conditions permitting, a stop is planned to admire the scenery, or even take a dip.
The walk continues towards the Pointe de Chemoulin, which marks the entrance to the Loire estuary. on the horizon, the Grand Charpentier lighthouse stands proud, guiding sailors for generations. On the way back, the catamaran skirts the discreet coves and cliffs of Sainte-Marguerite, offering a last glimpse of this exceptional coastline.
After two hours of sailing, you'll return gently to the port of Pornichet, your head full of seafaring memories.

Departures are at 10 a.m., 2 p.m., 4 p.m. or 6 p.m., depending on your availability and the tide.