Progress of your cross-Channel deep-sea cruise

to the Isles of Scilly archipelago

8 days 7 nights

from 1179.90 € / pers (based on 4 team members)

Day before departure: Audierne
Boarding at Audierne at 5 p.m. for one night at the pontoon
Installation in your cabins - Breifing with your skipper - welcome cocktail - free dinner (not included)

Departure day: Audierne to the Aber Wrac'h port   (about 8 h)
Departure at 9 am for a day of coastal navigation in Audierne bay towards Pointe du Raz, crossing the Raz de Sein (small Cape Horn), the Tas de Pois, the Fronveur before arriving at the port of l ' Aber Wrac'h for a stopover and overnight at the pontoon - picnic lunch and dinner on board included.

2nd day: From Aber Wrac'h to the island of Ste Mary SCILLY

Departure at 8 am for a crossing of the Channel, from the Ouessant rail to the archipelago of the Isles of Scilly (GB) - Night at anchor on the island of St. Mary
Breakfast - Picnic lunch - Free dinner on the island (not included)

3rd day: Stopover at Ste Mary Island

You discover the largest island in the archipelago, Hugh Town is the city center of its shops, banks, churches, post offices, cafes, galleries, restaurants and pubs, as well as the wonderful museum. It has three wonderful beaches in the immediate vicinity: Porthcressa, Town Beach, and Porthmellon. The old town is the other "major" settlement of St. Mary's, its nature reserve, the Old Town Church where Sir Harold Wilson is buried.

https://www.visitislesofscilly.com/islands/st-marys

4th day: 2-day stopover at Tresco Island

Tresco is the second largest of the islands and a subtropical gem. It is the only one of the islands to be private; He is currently supported by Lucy and Robert Dorrien-Smith.

This island has a bit of everything - dramatic rock tributaries, Bronze Age burial sites and romantic castle ruins, secluded sandy beaches and, of course, the famous Tresco Abbey Garden that was created. in the 1830s by Augustus Smith. This horticultural paradise is home to a spectacular collection of over 20,000 exotic plants from all over the world - many of which cannot be grown anywhere other than Great Britain. The Valhalla collection in the garden is also impressive with its colorful display of figureheads recovered from the island shipwrecks. The rugged north of the island is a great place to walk and explore, looking for Tresco's freshwater pools. You can rent bikes to get around, or if you're feeling active, you can rent a windsurf board or kayak from Tresco Sailing Club. The island is also excellent for beaching or just relaxing on a beach - there is no better place to relax than the fine, sugary white sands of Pentle and Appletree Bays. To highlight, its fabulous charcuterie and famous restaurants offering refined local products.

Nights at anchor - breakfast - free lunch on the island (not included) - dinner on board

6th day: Stopover on the island of Ste Agnès

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On the most southwestern edge of the Isles of Scilly, St. Agnes is totally unspoiled and surprisingly peaceful. It is just a mile or so, and its closest neighbor is Gugh, to which it is joined by a sand bar at low tide.

It is an island of marvelous contrasts, from rocky outcrops on its western side exposed to paradisiacal beaches in its more sheltered coves; The tranquility of the sand bar between Saint Agnes and Gugh is particularly magical. The lands are quaint cottages and a patchwork of flower fields, while a lighthouse sits at the highest point on the island. St. Agnes is also a thriving community of professional farms and a creative, light industrial flair. Sainte-Agnès urges your senses to seek adventure. Descend in search of the circular maze of rounded beach stones; Marvel at the rock piles and cairins that point Wingletang Down, or paint the beaches for the wrecked treasures of Beady Pool. Periglis beach is a great place for a picnic as well as a seashell collecting paradise. It also offers stunning views of the bird sanctuary which is Annet, the Western Rocks and Bishop Rock. And then there is the Old Man of Gugh, who is 10 feet tall and is believed to be associated with the rituals of the Bronze Age.

https://www.visitislesofscilly.com/islands/st-agnes

Night at anchor - breakfast - free lunch on the island (not included) - dinner on board

7th day: From Ste Agnès to the island of Ouessant (night nav)

Night shifts per pair

In the early morning, an island in the Iroise Sea looms on the horizon facing the Brest gully.

Snack coffee - breakfast - free lunch on the island - dinner on board -

8th day: From the island of Ouessant to the island of Sein

Breakfast and dinner on board included - Free lunch on the island of Sein

The price of your cruise includes for a period of 8 days:   The Atlantis cruise ship, Kirié Feeling 396 DI with a professional skipper, your accommodation in a double cabin based on 4 people on board, bed linen, towels, half-board with local products, drinks, a full tank of diesel, insurance, the loan of a life jacket which must be worn. You do not have to pay any deposit.

Not included: supplements for diesel, refueling or free meals, port or buoy costs, personal expenses, cleaning of the sailboat package 25 € / person, cancellation insurance http: //www.skipper .fr /

A week of shared nautical pleasure!

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