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Sail in the heart of Semaine du Golfe

Everyone can experience the Semaine du Golfe on the water, at the heart of the nautical spectacle, by boarding the heritage sailing boats.

The boats presented below are operated by maritime companies or associations.

Information and bookings:
- on the boats' websites (access by clicking on the names of the boats) ;
- by e-mail to the addresses given.

Fares are given as an indication only and must be confirmed by the operators.

From 18 to 12 passengers at sea

LYS NOIR
Classic yacht - 24M overall

Built by Chantier Barriere d'Arcachon for a German prince, the Auric Yawl was launched in 1914, but was quickly seized by the French government when war broke out with Germany. She was sold as war damage at the end of the conflict.

Boarding capacity: at sea: 18 passengers
Individual price: day: €88 incl. VAT - grande parade: €150 incl. VAT
Contact : reservation@lys-noir.org - www.lys-noir.bzh

NOTRE DAME DE RUMENGOL
Cabare - 21.70M overall

A historic monument, this Camaret-built gabare initially transported wood and wine between Algeria and Port Vendres, onions to England and salt from Noirmoutier, before specializing in “sand fishing”.

Boarding capacity: at sea: 18 passengers
Individual price: day: €85 incl. VAT - grande parade: €130 incl. VAT
Contact : contact@antest.net - www.antest.net

DAHL-MAD
Horn cutter - 17M overall

Launched in 1992, the Dahl-Mad (from the Breton “Tiens bon”) represents the town of Landerneau. After 28 years of traditional sailing, the Dahl-Mad was restored by the Chantier du Guip in Brest in 2012.

Boarding capacity: at sea: 18 passengers
Individual price: day: €90 incl. VAT - grande parade: contact the shipping line
Contact: lochmonna@gmail.com

KROG E BARZ
Ketch aurique - 22M overall

The Krog e Barz is a traditional Breton sailing ship, inspired by the old lobster boats of the 19th century. Built of wood, it still takes part in Breton maritime gatherings.

Boarding capacity: at sea: 18 passengers
Individual price: contact the shipping line
Contact : krogebarz@orange.fr - www.krog-e-barz.com

LEENAN HEAD
Cotre - 21M overall

Built in 1906, this Scottish fishing boat transported herring to Ireland before becoming a courier between the Connemara islands. Considered too old for this task, she was renovated and is now an adopted Breton. Boat managed by the Leenan Head Association.

Boarding capacity: at sea: 16 passengers
Individual price: day: €90 incl. VAT - night : €60 incl. VAT - grande parade: €110 incl. VAT
Contact: leenanhead56@gmail.com - www.leenanhead56.com

LOCH MONNA
Sloop - 10.90M overall

Launched in 1997, Loch Monna is a wooden sloop designed for sailing. After several years of service, she requires restoration to preserve her structure. The work is being carried out by local craftsmen, highlighting the region's maritime know-how.

Boarding capacity: at sea: 14 passengers
Individual price: day: €90 incl. VAT - grande parade: contact the shipping line
Contact: lochmonna@gmail.com - www.lochmonna.f r

GRAYHOUND
Lougre - 33M overall

A replica of a lugger built in 1776 in Cawsand, she was used by smugglers and coastguards. Armed by tax collector John Knill, it was also used as a privateer. The replica, built in 2011 at the “Voyager” shipyard in Millbrook, features two 19th-century cannons. She is now working on a sailing vessel.

Boarding capacity: at sea: 12 passengers
Individual price: day: €160 incl. VAT - grande parade: €200 incl. VAT
Contact : filemon.darbois@laposte.net - www.grayhoundventures.com

AMZER ZO
Horn Cutter- 17.60M overall

Built in the 1990s by Yvon Clochet, a marine carpenter from Plouguiel in the Côtes-d'Armor, AMZER ZO, whose name means ‘There's time!’ in Breton, was inspired by a longboat in the Bay of Saint Brieuc. She now sails in the Bay of Morlaix.

Boarding capacity: at sea: 11 passengers
Individual price: day: €90 incl. VAT (child €60) - grande parade: contact the shipping line
Contact: contact@amzerzo.fr - www .amzerzo.fr