We will leave the port of Saint-Malo for a crossing of its bay, sailing towards Fort La Latte and Cap Fréhel. After crossing the bay of Saint-Brieuc, we will spend the night at the port of Saint-Quay-Portrieux, famous for its scallop fishing.

We will sail along the Goëlo coast, admiring its cliffs, including those of Plouha, the highest in Brittany. We will pass by the Ferlas, between the Pointe de l'Arcouest and the island of Bréhat, then go up the Trieux river to anchor. A hike on a portion of the GR 34 will be possible to enjoy a land view from the river.

We will go back down the river around the Héaux de Bréhat, the northernmost point of Brittany. Then, we will head west towards Roscoff, along the Pink Granite Coast, the Sept-Iles and crossing the bay of Morlaix. We will visit the town and spend the night on board the sailboat

We will return to the east by going up the Jaudy river to the port of Tréguier, former bishopric. You will have the opportunity to visit the city, its market and the Saint-Tugdual cathedral, the burial place of Saint-Yves, the patron saint of the Bretons.

We will descend the Jaudy, crossing the delicate pass of the Gaine between the rocks of the Héaux de Bréhat lighthouse and the pebbles at the tip of the Sillon de Talbert. We will then pass by La Moisie before anchoring at the island of Bréhat, in front of the beach of Guerzido or the natural port of La Chambre, where you can hike and explore the land.