Deep-sea cruise - The Celtics - From Ireland to Brittany aboard a heritage sailing ship

Your cruise

Sail on a traditional sailing ship classified as a historical monument and take part in a maritime adventure: the delivery of the sailing ship from Norway to France (in 4 stages lasting 11 to 14 days).

Full program 2025 :
- stage n°1 : Norwegian cruise - The Lofoten Islands, from Tromsø to Bodø | From 05/13 to 05/23/25 | 11 days
- stage n°2 : Convoy from Norway to Scotland, from Bodø to Inverness | From 05/26 to 06/08/25 | 14 days
- stage n°3 : Convoy from Scotland to Ireland, Inverness to Belfast | 06/11 to 06/22/25 | 12 days
- stage n°4 : Convoying from Ireland to Brittany, from Belfast to Lorient | From 06/25 to 06/07/25 | 12 days

sTAGE N°4: CONVOYAGE - THE CELTICS - FROM IRELAND TO BRITTANY
Sail between the Celtic coasts, calling at the Isle of Man, Dublin and the Isles of Scilly. Then cross the English Channel to Brittany.

Experience deep-sea sailing, assist the crew in watchkeeping and life on board, and discover wild, enchanting landscapes.

Your possible stops during this cruise

please note: programs are subject to change due to weather conditions.

sTAGE 4: CONVOYING - THE CELTICS - FROM IRELAND TO BRITTANY
Day 1: boarding in Belfast, Northern Ireland
Passengers are welcomed from 6pm. After settling in on board, we'll introduce you to the yacht and give you a short safety briefing. Dinner and overnight in port for departure the following day.
Belfast harbor is easily accessible from the airport. The exact location of the yacht will be communicated to you a few hours before your arrival.

Days 2 to 11: Crossing the Irish Sea, Celtic Sea and English Channel
Head for France from Northern Ireland! The first part of the cruise takes in the Irish Sea and Celtic Sea, with stops on the Isle of Man and Dublin, before reaching the Scilly Isles, small heavenly (and secret) islands where you can cut yourself off from the world.
You'll then cross the English Channel to Brittany, with a stopover on the Isle of Ushant or Camaret, before crossing the Raz de Sein and reaching Lorient, with a stopover in Les Glénan. Last night in Lorient harbor.

Day 12: Disembarkation in Lorient, France
Disembarkation in the port of Inverness in the morning, after a final breakfast on board. Early-morning disembarkation possible for early-morning trains. SNCF train station easily accessible by bus or cab from the Port of Lorient.


What level of experience is required?
There are no sailing prerequisites, but it's always best not to be too prone to seasickness. a minimum age of 6 is required, and all children must be accompanied by a parent.

What are the sailing procedures like?
During the sailings, you will have the opportunity to take part in the maneuvers and driving of the yacht, supervised by our crew.