We will meet at our boat at the maritime station in Le Conquet. A sign will be displayed on the leftmost barrier along the quay (Cale Saint-Christophe, 29217 Le Conquet)
• Wildlife watching in Iroise Marine Natural Park
• 3.5-hour stopover on charming Molène island
• Observe grey seals and spot bottlenose dolphins
• Personal outing with a maximum of 12 people
• Departure from Le Conquet
• Kermorvan Lighthouse (view from boat)
• St Matthew Point (view from boat)
• Molène (free time to explore - 3.5 hours)
• Arrival at Le Conquet
Experience a RIB boat trip to Molène with stopover and wildlife watching, and discover the breathtaking natural beauty of the Iroise Marine Natural Park! Departing from Le Conquet, this unforgettable adventure takes you through the Molène Archipelago, where you can observe grey seals resting on the rocks or swimming nearby, and with a bit of luck, spot bottlenose dolphins playing in the waves. Along the way, you will also encounter a variety of seabirds such as gannets, cormorants, terns, oystercatchers, storm petrels and gulls. The landscapes change constantly between rocky islets, sandy bottoms and seagrass meadows, offering a truly immersive experience.
A major highlight of the tour is a 3.5-hour stopover on Molène, a wild and authentic island full of charm. You will have plenty of time to explore at your own pace, discover its narrow alleys, stunning views, and peaceful atmosphere. From the boat, you will also see the Kermorvan Lighthouse, the westernmost land-based lighthouse in France, as well as St Matthew Point, with its iconic lighthouse, historic abbey and semaphore. With space for just 12 people, our RIB boat ensures a more personal outing. To make this an ideal activity for families or groups of friends, small dogs are welcome too!
We meet at our boat at the maritime station in Le Conquet. A sign will be displayed on the leftmost barrier along the quay, 30 minutes before departure. If you come by car, you will find paid parking nearby.
RIB boat
Number of passengers: 12
No sun-protected area
No restrooms
Lunch
Minimum age: 3 years
Not suitable for pregnant women
Not suitable for people who suffer from any back problems, or had any back operations
Not suitable for individuals wearing a neck brace, suffering from osteoporosis, or with age-related health conditions
Swimsuit
Towel
Sunscreen, sunglasses and hat
Change of clothes
Water
Weather-appropriate clothing
Windbreakers
Comfortable closed-toe shoes (heels are not allowed)
Lunch
Not accessible to wheelchairs and strollers
Small dogs allowed
You are allowed to bring your own drinks and snacks
If bad weather forces the provider to cancel the activity, you’ll receive a full refund or have the option to reschedule
Sea conditions can change quickly and may affect pregnant women or people with reduced mobility. Please contact us after your booking so we can advise you accordingly.
Please note that dolphin sightings during the tour cannot be guaranteed, as they are wild animals in their natural habitat
Please note that seal sightings during the tour cannot be guaranteed, as they are wild animals in their natural habitat
Please note that the provider cannot be held responsible for any incidents occurring on board despite prior warnings or in the event of failure to follow the safety instructions given by the skipper
There are restaurants on the island where you can try local specialities if you would like to have a meal during your stopover
An excellent day spent with a lively family, and some incredibly funny little guys with their innocent, personal reflections on life and the sea. Pierre, our guide, was more than perfect and made this outing a truly memorable experience! A huge bonus was the incredible luck of seeing seals, common dolphins, and bottlenose dolphins playing, along with some babies! 🐬🐬 Thank you, thank you, thank you!!
A very nice day, lots to see, seals, birds, islands, a fast and pleasant boat trip, and thank you to Pierre for his professionalism and kindness.
A wonderful boat trip. Our guide, Camille, gave us lots of information about our marine environment and the lighthouses. We saw seals and many birds, as well as a dolphin when we left Le Conquet. Molène is definitely worth the trip. 👍
Yes, small dogs are welcome on board.
Yes, you are allowed to bring your own food and drinks. You can also find restaurants on Molène island during the stopover.
Yes, the minimum age is 3 years. This trip is not suitable for pregnant women, people with back problems, or those with certain other health conditions.
The tour takes you through the Iroise Marine Natural Park, where you can observe grey seals and a variety of seabirds. With a bit of luck, you might also spot bottlenose dolphins. Please note that sightings cannot be guaranteed.
The trip includes a 3.5-hour stopover on Molène island, giving you plenty of time to explore at your own pace.
It is recommended to bring weather-appropriate clothing, a windbreaker, sunscreen, a hat, water, and lunch. Comfortable, closed-toe shoes are required.
The meeting point is at the maritime station in Le Conquet, 30 minutes before departure. A sign will be displayed on the leftmost barrier along the quay.
The trip departs from Le Conquet and takes you through the Molène Archipelago. You will see the Kermorvan and St Matthew lighthouses from the boat, enjoy a 3.5-hour stopover on Molène island, and then return to Le Conquet.


The activity RIB Boat Trip to Molene island with Stopover & Wildlife Watching by Archipel Excursions Le Conquet in Le Conquet is available every day, from August 3, 2026 through September 29, 2026. Each day offers 1 start time at 10:30. Sessions last 7.5 hours and are offered as group activities. Prices start from €45.00 for kids and €75.00 for adults.





