Day trip on a sailing boat through the Breton islands

Your cruise

Explore Brest harbor and the coast of Brittany on a day sail from Brest.

Your possible stops during this cruise

Enjoy a day on a sailboat to discover the islands from the Bay of Roscanvel to the Bay of Brest. Depending on your preferences and weather conditions, several itineraries are possible. Explore the majestic harbor of Brest or discover the breathtaking scenery of Camaret-sur-Mer. A tailor-made adventure awaits you.

Brest roadstead:
Discover the islands of Tréberon and des Morts on our cruise. Located in the bay of Roscanvel, this mysterious island served as a quarantine and cemetery in the 17th and 18th centuries. Today, it is a haven for birds and protected species.
arun Island: discover Arun Island on our cruise! Situated at the confluence of the Aulne and Du Faou rivers, this picturesque island is home to the remains of a former powder magazine. Admire its impressive cliffs and folded rocks from the sailboat, or make a stopover.

- Les Tas de Pois (Camaret-sur-Mer):
Depending on the tides and winds, set sail from the port of Moulin Blanc in Brest in the morning, passing between the Tas de pois and returning in the late afternoon. After the pointe du Toulinguet, discover the impressive cliffs of Pen Hir and the majestic Tas de Pois. This escapade in the Iroise Marine Park offers a glimpse of the wild and rugged coastline of Northern Brittany.

- Pointe du Toulinguet:
Sail close to the Pointe du Toulinguet on our cruise! Located on the Crozon peninsula, this rocky outcrop offers spectacular views of unique geological formations. Admire the powerful Armorican sandstone banks and Brioverian shales from our sailboat. A fascinating stopover for nature and geology enthusiasts.

- Fort des Capucins:
Perched on an islet off Pointe des Capucins, this historic fort, built in the 19th century, offers spectacular views of Brittany's jagged coastline from the sea. A place steeped in history, once a strategic defense, it reveals the grandeur of the Breton landscape.

- Fort de Bertheaume (Plougonvelin):
Located in Plougonvelin, this historic site, fortified by Vauban in 1689, stands on an islet. From the sea, it offers a breathtaking view of the rocky Breton coastline, revealing all the wild beauty of the region.

- Minou lighthouse:
To round off your cruise, sail close to the majestic Petit Minou lighthouse. Located in Plouzané, this historic lighthouse has been guiding ships to Brest since 1848. With its granite architecture, it perfectly embodies the spirit of Breton lighthouses.

Any other suggestions for nearby locations are welcome!