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Located in the Brittany region of France, La Trinité-sur-Mer is an enchanting coastal town that effortlessly combines historical charm with natural beauty. A haven for sailing enthusiasts, it offers a prime, skippered yacht charter destination. With its notable marinas, favorable sailing conditions, and scenic coastlines, La Trinité-sur-Mer stands as a beacon of nautical beauty.
Furthermore, the sailing culture which is deeply rooted in this historical town provides visitors a unique and authentic sailing experience. Chartering a skippered yacht in La Trinité-sur-Mer not only offers an enjoyable voyage but also gives an insight into the town's maritime heritage. With all these enchanting attributes, La Trinité-sur-Mer beckons maritime explorers worldwide.
The essence of La Trinité-sur-Mer lies in its nautical traditions, picturesque coastline, and wealth of sailing opportunities. A skippered yacht charter from this location presents an extraordinary chance to navigate the town's tranquil waters while basking in the splendid coastal scenery. The advantage of having a skippered yacht ensures a relaxing and comfortable sailing journey, irrespective of your sailing experience.
Reaching La Trinité-sur-Mer has been made convenient through various means of transport. If traveling by air, Rennes airport is the closest major airport. From here, opt for a bus or taxi to the town. Moreover, convenient road, rail, and ferry services also connect La Trinité-sur-Mer with other parts of France and Europe.
La Trinité-sur-Mer, with its abundant sailing options, boasts breathtaking destinations worth exploring. Sailing towards Carnac reveals a panorama of ancient standing stones. A journey towards Houat and Hoëdic islands provides a delightful experience of pristine sandy beaches and clear water. Moreover, an expedition towards the Gulf of Morbihan is a must for its sprawling landscapes. These selected routes are only a glimpse of what La Trinité-sur-Mer offers.
The best time to charter a skippered yacht in La Trinité-sur-Mer is from June to September. During this time, you'll have splendid sailing conditions and optimum sea temperatures. And not to miss, the annual regatta held in August is a prime attraction for yachting enthusiasts.
La Trinité-sur-Mer presents a temperate climate with warm summers and mild winters, offering ideal sailing conditions throughout the year. Summers bring steady south-westerly winds, optimal for sailing. The rainfall is moderate and largely spread throughout the year.
Steeped in history with its surviving menhirs and dolmens, La Trinité-sur-Mer provides ample opportunity to delve into its past. Visitors can explore these ancient megalithic sites or visit museums to understand the local history better. Additionally, indulging in local seafood cuisine also offers a glimpse into the gastronomic culture.
La Trinité-sur-Mer has abundant natural attractions and outdoor activities to offer. Enjoy surfing, paddle-boarding, or kite-boarding along the exquisite beaches. Explore the cycling trails, or taste delectable seafood. During the evenings, witness the vibrant nightlife that this charming town offers.
Part of what makes La Trinité-sur-Mer a fantastic sailing destination is the array of marinas and anchorage spots. The Port of La Trinité-sur-Mer is one of the best-regarded marinas for its range of services and convenient location. Furthermore, with plenty of secluded bays and coves, sailors can easily find serene anchorages around this coastline.
When packing for a skippered yacht charter in La Trinité-sur-Mer, make sure you include comfortable clothes, sun protection gear, swimsuit, waterproof bags, navigation aids, and entertainment options. Although, with a skippered yacht, many necessary sailing equipment and resources would already be covered.
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Destination | Description |
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Quiberon Bay | A top spot for sailing, Quiberon Bay holds striking coastal sceneries and diverse marine life. |
Golfe du Morbihan | Renowned for its stunning waterways and more than 40 islands, a perfect destination for day-cruising. |
Le Crouesty | Offers vibrant marina culture and is famous for its annual boat show. Also close to megalithic sites. |
Sainte-Anne d'Auray | Famed for its religious heritage and as a pilgrimage site, serene sailing to experience tranquillity. |
Quistinic | Home to ancient villages and nature reserves, a historical journey through skippered rental. |
Belle Ile | The ‘beautiful island’ boasts sandy beaches, cliff-top paths and quaint harbour villages to explore. |
Houat and Hoëdic | Slightly off-the-beaten-track, these islands offer unspoilt landscapes, beaches, walking trails and bird watching. |
Weather Conditions:
Mild summers (14-24°C) and winters make year-round boating possible.Greetings:
Greet locals with a friendly "Bonjour".Sunny Days:
Approximately 185 sunny days, ensure to bring protective clothing and sunscreen.Local Cuisine:
Indulge in local foods such as oysters, Breton crêpes and local hard cider.Local Currency:
Euro is the accepted currency, with credit cards widely accepted.Geographical facts:
The Morbihan area displays exceptional biodiversity and rich cultural heritage.Marine Environment:
The region is home to diverse marine and bird species, engaging for naturalists and bird watchers alike.Architectural Gems:
Church of St. Cornely and Stone alignments of Carnac are must-visit historical sites.Regattas:
La Trinité-sur-Mer holds famous sailing regattas, a thrilling experience for sailing enthusiasts.Maritime Traditions:
The Sea Parade during Easter festivities represents local cultural heritage.Nature Reserves:
Explore the protected nature reserves on the local islands and take bird-watching trips.Local Cuisine:
Taste the region's famous dishes while exploring the idyllic river bars and restaurants on the coast.Adventure Activities:
The region is perfect for water sports including kayaking, paddleboarding, and wind-surfing.Nautical Events:
Attending yearly events such as Semaine du Golfe and St. Peter's Maritime Festival is a must.Types of yachts | Sailboat, Catamaran |
Number of yachts | 0 boats available |
Number of sailboats | 8 sailboats available |
Number of catamarans | 1 catamarans available |
Minimum Price | 479 $ per day |
Maximum Price | 1,636 $ per day |
Average Price | 960 $ per day |
Manufacturers | Pogo, Custom Made, Marsaudon Composites |
Average length | 11.28 m (37 ft) |
Average sleeping capacity | 6.33 |
Average cruise capacity | 6.44 |