Cruise along the Brittany coast from Saint Malo

Your cruise

Discover the wild landscapes of North Brittany on a sailing yacht. The program includes all the facets of coastal navigation: high tides, islands and islets, rocks, cliffs, capes and bays, as well as shore excursions to discover the jewels of the Isle of Bréhat and the Seven Islands.

Your possible stops during this cruise

Here's a sample program for your cruise along the Breton coast from Saint Malo.
The program below is subject to change according to your wishes and weather conditions.

DAY 1: Boarding and sailing to the Emerald Coast
Jean-Luc will meet you at 1 p.m. to board your yacht for the week (to be confirmed according to tide times). From Saint-Malo, you'll start your first coastal sail along the Emerald Coast. You'll pass the foot of Fort Lalatte, then Cap Fréhel, the first course marker of the legendary Route du Rhum. We then cross the Baie de Saint-Brieuc, head west to the Ile de Bréhat and anchor on site.

DAY 2 and 3: Heading for the Pink Granite Coast
Morning stroll around Ile de Bréhat to discover this real gem: bucolic, undulating, green and flowery to the south, rugged and rocky with its pink granite to the north. There are no cars on the island, so you can get around on foot or by bike. You'll then set sail around Les Héaux de Bréhat, made up of rocks off the Sillon de Talbert, a geological curiosity unique in Europe. In the evening, you'll take shelter in the harbor of Port Blanc, a small natural port surrounded by islets.
The next day, you'll continue along the rock-strewn Pink Granite coast, heading for the Seven Islands after leaving the port of Perros-Guirec and Ile Tomé to port. Take another trip to Ile aux Moines, the only island where you can disembark on this archipelago, classified as France's oldest and largest ornithological reserve.

DAY 4: Heading for Roscoff and Ile de Batz
This day's menu includes a crossing of Morlaix Bay towards the Port of Roscoff. Weather permitting, you can stop off on the Ile de Batz for a swim or a stroll. Overnight at anchor on Batz Island.

DAY 5: Set sail for the Goëlo coast
In the morning, you'll sail along the coast to discover the cliffs of the Goëlo coast, probably the wildest and highest in Brittany, then the Penthièvre coast to reach Cap d'Erquy before crossing Cap Fréhel again and anchoring at the Port de Saint-Cast for your last night on board.

DAY 6: Return to Saint-Malo and disembarkation
After a hearty breakfast, you'll take advantage of the morning to explore the Bay of Saint-Malo and discover the islands and numerous forts that have protected the corsair city so well from the enemy. Return to port around midday.