Boat Trip to the Glénan Archipelago from Lesconil or Loctudy on an Old Sailing Ship

The Glénan archipelago is a Natura 2000 listed site for the richness of its flora and fauna, and is renowned for its white sandy beaches and turquoise waters reminiscent of the Caribbean. It's a must for cruising in Finistère, whether you simply want to take in the superb scenery or snorkel in the crystal-clear waters!

Departing from the port of Lesconil or Loctudy depending on the date, this boat trip to the Glénan archipelago will take place aboard Notre Dame de Rumengol, a gabare (cargo transport) with an old rigging that will take you back in time. It's a traditional boat emblematic of Brest harbour, manoeuvred by a passionate crew who will be delighted to share their knowledge of this amazing vessel with you!

During this boat trip in Finistère, you will sail for 7 hours through the Glénan archipelago, with the opportunity to take part in the manoeuvres if you wish. For lunch, you can land on one of the Glénan islands (Île Saint-Nicolas, Île de Bananec, Île de Drénec, Île du Loc'h, etc.) and enjoy their natural surroundings.

Just 30 minutes from Quimper, don't miss the chance to spend an unforgettable day at sea on this boat trip to the Glénan islands from Lesconil or Loctudy!