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Sailing on the Pink Granite Coast means dealing with a lively sea, but above all enjoying a jagged coastline that changes with every tide. Brico Nautic's motorboat rentals offer easy access for a day or longer.
A lively stretch of water, ideal for coastal sailing
Here, the current accompanies navigation and sets the pace for the day. Just time your departure to the tide and enjoy a natural glide along pink pebbles and clear beaches.
There are plenty of landmarks, well-defined headlands and islets close together. We sail on sight, choosing a cove to anchor in at lunchtime, then setting off for another island in the afternoon. The coast offers a rare variety in a small radius.
And each reversal changes the landscape. Plateaus uncover, then cover. Channels open up. Navigation remains playful and evolving.
A complete fleet, from no-licence boats to houseboats
Brico Nautic offers more than ten motorboats for hire in Trébeurden and Trégastel. The most compact is 4.00 m long, powered by a 6 hp engine, and accessible without a license. Ideal for a first family outing or a leisurely coastal cruise.
The heart of the range lies between 5 m and 6.50 m, in semi-rigid or open hulls. These boats are ideal for coastal sailing in Brittany, with their open cockpit, sunbathing area and hull adapted to choppy waters.
For those planning a more comfortable cruise, the largest unit is a Prestige 42-type motorboat, allowing you to extend your program and spend the night at anchor or in port.
All boats are equipped with all the safety equipment required by law, as well as GPS and depth sounder. On this indented coastline, this equipment brings comfort and serenity.
From Batz Island to Bréhat, a dense playground
From Trébeurden or Trégastel, one destination follows another. To the west, the island of Batz. To the east, the Bréhat archipelago. In between, the Seven Islands are emblematic stopovers.
In just a few miles, the atmosphere changes. Swell-beaten cliffs, sheltered coves, long beaches accessible only by sea.
And for even more variety, you can go up rivers such as the Trieux or the Légué. The navigation becomes more fluvial, more peaceful, with green banks and villages visible from the bridge.
Over three days of rental, it's easy to build three different itineraries, without ever returning to the same place.
Fishing, gliding, diving, multiple uses
Most rentals are by the day. You embark in the morning, have a picnic at anchor, and return in the late afternoon.
Fishermen appreciate this formula for organizing a targeted outing without tying up a boat all year round. Diving clubs also make regular use of these units, with the possibility of renting blocks.
Optional activities include water skiing, wakeboarding and towed buoys. On such an indented stretch of water, it's always possible to find a suitable area for your chosen activity.
A tried-and-tested local organization for over twenty years
Brico Nautic has been developing boat rental in North Brittany for over twenty years. The majority of the fleet is owned by the company, supplemented by a few units managed by private individuals.
With a store on each of the two sites and a boatyard providing maintenance, the technical team prepares the boats and accompanies the renters to their departure. Sailing advice is given according to the tide and the planned program.
In the end, the yachtsman concentrates on the essentials: choosing his destination, preparing his picnic and dressing for the weather. The rest is ready on the quayside.
And in North Brittany, when the sea recedes and then returns like a regular breath, you only have to cast off to understand why this coast makes you want to come back.
