Guaranteed departure with a minimum of 2 participants.
Level 1 or 2 required to participate in the course.
Valid passports and an ETA (electronic visa costing approximately £20) are required.
Not included:
- Ship’s fund: budget approximately 30 to 35€ per day per person, depending on your consumption. This covers meals, fuel, as well as port and mooring fees.
- For solo travelers: option to share a cabin at no extra charge or to have a private cabin for an additional 100% of the cabin fee.
- Available on :
- Full boat
- Cabin cruise
Your cruise
Set sail on a cruise to the Isles of Scilly, a rugged archipelago off the coast of Cornwall, England! Experience a nighttime crossing of the English Channel, learn to sail at night, and take your turn on watch aboard for a true maritime adventure.
Amid turquoise waters, white-sand beaches, and unspoiled coastal landscapes, discover an archipelago with unique charm. An ideal sailing getaway for experienced sailors looking to acquire new skills and gain independence while exploring a destination full of character!
Your possible stops during this cruise
Itinerary for your offshore sailing course exploring the Isles of Scilly, departing from Aber-Wrac'h:
*This itinerary is for reference only and may be adjusted depending on weather conditions. The route may therefore change as the voyage progresses.
You’ll depart from the port of Aber-Wrac’h for a roughly 20-hour crossing of the English Channel, heading toward the Isles of Scilly. This overnight voyage will give you the opportunity to learn about night sailing and take part in watch duty on board—a rewarding experience that will help you hone your skills at sea.
Upon arrival in the archipelago, you’ll have some time to rest before setting out to explore the Isles of Scilly. You’ll be able to sail between the various islands—including St. Mary’s, Tresco, St. Martin’s, and St. Agnes—and spend some time ashore exploring this archipelago with its unspoiled landscapes, featuring white-sand beaches, wild coves, and small island villages.
Depending on weather conditions and the time available, a sail to the coast of Cornwall in England may also be considered. However, this stop will depend on the weather and how the cruise unfolds.
You’ll then set sail again for the return crossing to Brittany, heading to the port of Aber Wrac’h, where your maritime adventure will come to an end.
If weather conditions do not permit sailing to the Isles of Scilly, the skipper will offer an alternative: a tour of Brittany, the itinerary for which will be determined with him based on sailing conditions.
The skipper
Set sail with Eric for a day or more! Savour the wonders of fresh seafood in his all-inclusive package.
You're not born a sailor, you become a sailor
View ProfileThe skipper sleeps in a double cabin, the others are available for passengers
The skipper helps you to cook but everybody is participating
I do not manage supply. Passengers bring it or buy what they need.
- Places of embarkation:Aber Wrach Port
- Boarding time:10H00 / 10AM
- Time of landing:17H00 / 5PM
To get to the port of Aber Wrac’h in Landéda, Finistère, you have several options:
By train: Travel to the Brest train station, then take a taxi to the port (about a 40-minute ride).
By car: Drive to Brest, then head toward Landéda. The port is about 30 minutes from Brest.
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