Boat Trip to the Island of Houat on a Vintage Sailboat

Aboard our 20th-century wooden ship, take a leap back in time on our boat trip to the island of Houat on a vintage sailboat! From Arradon, we will cast off and cross the Gulf of Morbihan. You will have a panoramic view of the multitude of islets that make up this magical place and admire the coastline of the Ile aux Moines, which is the largest island of all, and home to many species of birds. If we are lucky, we may see black swifts flying over our beautiful boat!

We then cross the bay of Quiberon to the island of Houat, where you will have 3 hours of free time to do whatever you want! We recommend that you go to a restaurant, to taste the local specialities, or enjoy a picnic on the sublime Plage de La Fontaine and then take advantage of the transparent waters to refresh yourself. As the island of Houat is one of the richest areas of wild plants in the Morbihan, we suggest you venture out on the footpath along the coast. Back on the boat, we will head northeast to the port of Arradon.

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Highlights
- 20th-century sailing ship
- 3-hour stopover on the island of Houat
- Views over the islands of the Gulf of Morbihan

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Departure & Return
We meet in Arradon 15 minutes before the departure of the boat. There is free car parks not far from from the meeting point. Then we will take a zodiac to our beautiful sailboat. Once you arrive, our crew will help you to climb a small ladder to the deck. At the end of the trip, we will return to Arradon and disembark in the same way.

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Characteristics of the boat
- Number of passengers: 18
- Restrooms
- Not accessible to wheelchairs
- Accessible to strollers
- Pets allowed