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Sailing
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We'll meet at 10am in the port of La Trinité-sur-Mer or Haliguen to get to know the crew and skipper. Safety briefing, discovery of the yacht and distribution of roles before casting off (precise information about the port of departure and arrival will be confirmed to you before the expedition, so that you can organise your transport with peace of mind).
You'll take part in the first manoeuvres and take the helm for the first few miles. Set course for Belle-Île, with a possible arrival in Sauzon or Port-Palais depending on the conditions. Stroll ashore to discover the cliffs and beaches before dinner on board. First night at anchor.
After breakfast on board, we set sail for the Glénan archipelago, a real playground for learning. While sailing, you'll work on sail trim, tacking and reading the wind.
The skipper shares his racing reflexes with you, helping you to progress from station to station. On arrival, we anchor in the turquoise waters of the archipelago. A relaxed end to the day, with the option of a swim and an overnight at anchor.
We're setting sail again for Morbihan, with a stopover in Hoëdic, a small wild island surrounded by white sand and clear water.
At sea, you'll gain greater autonomy in manoeuvres and course keeping. On land, the atmosphere is peaceful, ideal for slowing down. Evening on board, in a contrasting setting of rocks and turquoise sea.
Enter the Gulf of Morbihan, one of Brittany's most technical and fun waters. You'll learn to deal with currents, beacons and local traffic.
You can stop off at Île aux Moines, which you can explore on foot or by bike. While sailing, you'll often come across old Breton rigs. Overnight at anchor in the Gulf.
Wake up for the last time on board and sail back to La Trinité-sur-Mer. We take advantage of this crossing to go over the key manoeuvres and take a personal look at where you need to improve.
You take the helm one last time, with more confidence than on the first day. Disembarkation scheduled for around 12 noon, the end of the expedition... and often the desire to set sail again very soon.
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Want to avoid traffic jams and travel in peace? The train is your ally.
From Paris, you can reach La Trinité-sur-Mer/Haliguen in just over 3 hours:
Ideal arrival point: at the Cours des Quais stop, a stone's throw from the port.
All this, without any headaches.
Prefer the freedom of a road trip?
From Paris, it's about a 4 hour drive to La Trinité-sur-Mer/Haliguen.
Parking is available close to the port for the duration of the expedition.
Don't forget to carpool: a WhatsApp group has been set up 10 days before departure to help you organise your journey with other participants.
Choose your departure date and number of participants
In the case of a deposit, the remaining amount will be debited from your account before departure.
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Yes, that's right! At checkout, you can choose the Alma option to pay for your booking in 2x, 3x or 4x. All you have to do is select Alma at checkout and follow the instructions. It's simple, fast and secure.
Yes, all our expeditions can be privatised for a group already formed, on the dates of your choice.
To make your request, go to the expedition that interests you and click on "Privatise the expedition". We'll take care of the rest!
At Wildhartt, nature is our playground, rain or shine. Rain, snow or wind: our guides adapt the itinerary, activities and accommodation to guarantee you the best possible experience.
Unless safety is at stake (storm, avalanche, flood...).
In this exceptional case, we can cancel an expedition, at least one week before departure.
If this happens:
→ You can postpone your adventure at no cost,
→ Or receive a full refund.
You don’t need to be a top athlete or adventure expert to feel at home. Most Wildhartt participants are between 25 and 60 years old, with a balanced mix of women and men.
Many join solo or in small groups of two or three. They often live in cities and are looking for a meaningful brea some time to reconnect with nature, slow down, and enjoy something real.
They usually have a regular movement practice (hiking, running, yoga...), but not with a competitive mindset. They’re in good shape, but don’t necessarily have technical skills. What brings them together is a shared desire to disconnect, observe, learn, and experience nature in a more grounded, accessible way.
If that speaks to you, you'll feel right at home. The group spirit is kind and open, and the pace adapts to everyone.
At Wildhartt, transparency is essential. The price of your expedition reflects a clear breakdown of costs:
Our priority: to offer you a quality experience, with complete clarity.
Do you have any questions? Contact us.
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June to October
Level 2
Eco-score 4/5
Disembark at Sauzon or Port du Palais and sail along the jagged cliffs of Belle-Île, with the Atlantic wind and the call of the gulls in the background.
Transport to the port of departure: The return journey to the port is not included.