Departure guaranteed from 2 registrants.
Not included:
- On-board cash: please allow between €15 and €20 / day / person, to be paid on site. It includes food, including that of the skipper, harbor and anchorage fees and fuel.
- Compulsory membership: €10 / person.
- Compulsory FFVoile sailing passport: €14.50 / person for 2026, unless you already have a valid FFVoile title.
- Privatization of a cabin for one person: supplement of 50% of the course price, subject to availability.
Life on board :
- Pillows, pillowcases and sheets are provided. Each participant must bring his or her own sleeping bag or comforter.
- Meals are prepared collectively: each participant takes part in the cooking and life on board.
- Available on :
- Full boat
- Cabin cruise
Your cruise
Set sail from Dahouët for 7 days of sailing to the Channel Islands. Between learning to sail, taking part in maneuvers and the pleasure of living at the rhythm of the sea, this course offers you a real escape off the coast of Brittany.
Depending on weather and sailing conditions, the course may take you to Jersey, Guernsey or Sark. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced sailor, you'll benefit from this experience to make progress, share life on board and discover the unique character of these islands between Brittany and the English Channel.
Your possible stops during this cruise
Here's your program for a 7-day sailing course from Dahouët to the Channel Islands.
This itinerary is given as an indication only and may be adapted by the skipper according to weather conditions, safety imperatives, sea conditions and the progress of the trainees.
Day 1 - Boarding in Dahouët and getting to grips with the boat.
Rendezvous at the port of Dahouët for welcome aboard, installation and presentation of the course. After a safety and crew briefing, you'll get to know the boat and take part in the initial preparations for sailing.
Depending on the day's conditions, this first stage may be an opportunity to start sailing and gradually get your bearings on board.
Day 2 - Crossing to Jersey.
You'll set course for the Channel Islands with your first offshore passage towards Jersey. Supervised by the skipper, you'll take part in maneuvers, sail trimming and boat handling.
This crossing marks the start of the island adventure, with arrival in Jersey waters depending on the route chosen and sailing conditions.
Day 3 - Sailing around Jersey.
This day will be devoted to discovering Jersey by sea and continuing your sailing lessons. Depending on the weather, the program may include coastal navigation, maneuvers, stopovers or anchoring.
You'll take advantage of this stage to gain autonomy on board, while discovering the unique landscapes and atmosphere of the Channel Islands.
Day 4 - Set course for Sark.
After Jersey, you'll set sail for Sark, a wild and unspoiled island in the heart of the archipelago. This stopover will give you the chance to experience the full benefits of roaming under sail, between crossing, approaching the coast and taking an active part in the navigation.
Depending on the conditions, a stopover or anchorage will allow you to enjoy the island's natural setting.
Day 5 - Sailing to Guernsey.
You'll then set sail for Guernsey, the next emblematic stop on your Channel Islands itinerary. Sailing between the islands will give you the opportunity to deepen your knowledge of maneuvers and better understand how to prepare a route at sea.
on arrival, you'll discover the island from the sea and enjoy a stopover or anchorage, depending on the program chosen by the skipper.
Day 6 - Last sails in the archipelago and return route.
After several days discovering the Channel Islands, you'll gradually start sailing back to the Breton coast. This day will be an opportunity to consolidate what you've learned and to participate fully in the various stages of the crossing.
Depending on the weather and the organization of the course, the skipper may adapt the route to make the most of the last few sails in the archipelago before the return trip.
Day 7 - Return to Dahouët and end of course.
You'll sail the last few miles to Dahouët, with one last opportunity to take part in the maneuvers and enjoy the sailing sensations.
Back in port, disembarkation marks the end of this week of sailing, learning and discovering the Channel Islands.
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- Places of embarkation:Port of Dahouët
- Boarding time:09H00 / 9 AM
- Time of landing:17H00 / 5 PM
Boarding takes place at the port of Dahouët, in Pléneuf-Val-André.
The port is accessible by car, or by cab or bus from the Lamballe-Armor train station.
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