Private Sailing Trip in the Quiberon Bay

About the Activity

What to Expect

Join us for a private boat trip aboard La Baladeuzh! Depending on your wishes, you can choose between a half-day or a full day and spend an unforgettable moment with your loved ones.

For a half-day adventure, you will spend around two and a half hours learning about and experiencing sailing in the bay of Quiberon. This is a perfect opportunity to try your hand at sailing under the guidance of an experienced skipper. You will enjoy the stunning scenery of the bay, with its clear waters and coastline, while gaining a deeper understanding of the art of sailing.

If you opt for a whole day, we will set course for either the island of Houat or the island of Hoedic. These Breton islands with their rich history offer unique landscapes. On Houat, you can explore its pristine beaches and quaint fishing village. Alternatively, Hoedic offers charming coastal paths and an opportunity to learn about local traditions from your skipper. The boat is a rowing sailboat built by the skipper's grandfather, adding a touch of personal history and craftsmanship to your excursion.

This tour is ideal for people who want to find out about sailing and have a nice day with their loved ones.

Highlights

• A short or long private boat trip with your loved ones

• Guided tour with knowledgeable captain

How to Get There

We meet at the house of the port, 5 minutes before departure. If you come by car, you will find paid and free car parks nearby.

Characteristics of The Boat

• Name of the boat: La Baladeuzh

• Sailboat

• Number of passengers: 9

• No sun-protected area

• Restrooms

Included Services

• Drinks (tea, coffee, apple juice)

• Snacks (Breton cakes)

Not Included

• Lunch (remember to book a restaurant in high season (payment in cash only) or bring your own picnic)

Bring Along

• Swimsuit

• Towel

• Sunscreen, sunglasses and hat

• Cash

• 1.5L water

Good to Know

• Minimum age required is 2 years

• Pets allowed

• Accessible to foldable wheelchairs

• You are allowed to bring your own drinks and snacks