Destination - Roscoff → Brest - All Levels Training Course
In summary
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Sports
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Duration6 days
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LevelAll levels
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DestinationFinistère / Roscoff
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AgeFrom 18 - 90 years
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CO₂-Emissions69.35 kg CO2
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Type of stayIn a group
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Languages
French
In a few words
From Roscoff to the Brest harbor!
Here, there are no loops ! We leave one port to reach another, with the exhilarating feeling of moving forward each day towards a new destination.
For six days, your itinerary along the wildest coasts of Brittany will allow you to discover: the harbor of Brest, the Four channel, a stopover at Aber-Wrac'h, along the coast of Legends, sailing near the Virgin Island or even discovering the island of Batz .
Each crossing is different . The route is adapted to weather conditions, tides and the choices of the crew, to prioritize a pleasant, varied and safe voyage.
As the days go by, you will be fully involved in the sailing: preparing the boat, taking the helm, adjusting the sails, maneuvering, navigating on the chart, anchoring, arriving in port … Each day is an opportunity to learn while moving towards your destination.
This course is open to all levels , provided you are fit enough for several days of sailing and already have some experience at sea: the main thing is to want to set sail and progress together!
As with all our courses, life on board is an integral part of the experience. Meals, stopovers, and convivial moments are shared in a spirit of mutual support, respect, and good humor.
The highlights
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Roaming navigation
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A trustworthy and safe environment where you can dare to ask all your questions
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Sailing course supervised by qualified instructors
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Sport
Level
Sailing
The expert's opinion
This course is open to all levels. Prior sailing experience is beneficial.
In figures
Sailing
- Average duration/day: 5h30
Management
French
Our courses are supervised by qualified sailing instructors.
Program
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Departure day
- Activity Sailing
- Duration of the activity 6h
- Accommodation Sailing cruise ship
- Breakfast not included
- Lunch not included
- Dinner not included
Meet at 1 p.m. at the Harbour Master's Office, port of Bloscon, in Roscoff.
Boarding, provisioning, safety briefing and initial maneuvers before setting course for the Island of Molène
Day 1 -
Navigation (between J2 and J5)
- Activity Sailing
- Duration of the activity 6h per day
- Accommodation Sailing cruise ship
- Breakfast not included
- Lunch not included
- Dinner not included
Your itinerary follows the lighthouse route and crosses the land of the abers , those typical estuaries sculpted by the tides. You then set sail for the island of Ouessant before navigating the waters of the Molène archipelago, adapting your maneuvers to the local winds and currents. Each evening, sleeping on board allows you to fully enjoy marine life, whether at anchor or alongside the quay.
Days 2 to 5 -
Arrival in Brest
- Activity Sailing
- Duration of the activity 4h
- Breakfast not included
- Lunch not included
- Dinner not included
Arrival in Brest, revisions, tidying up, cleaning and internship review
The internship is scheduled to end at 5pm.
Day 6
Note
This program is offered as a guideline and can be adapted according to the weather, the sea and the pace of the group, in order to preserve a serene and safe experience.
Accommodation
You live and sail aboard a Sun Odyssey 350, a modern, stable, and bright sailboat designed for both cruising and training. With its elegant lines and spacious interior, it offers an exceptional sailing experience.
The well-thought-out layout ensures both functionality and style, making it perfect for leisurely cruises or adventure trips.
Access
Please note that the arrival location is different from the departure location!
No transport will be provided between Brest and Roscoff at the end of the course. Please make the necessary arrangements!
Go to the starting point
Once at Morlaix train station, you can go to the harbor master's office:
- By coach/bus: take line 29 of the BreizhGo network from the train station exit to the terminus "Roscoff Ferry" (approximately 45-minute journey, single ticket between €2.50 and €3). The harbourmaster's office is then about a three-minute walk from the bus stop.
- By taxi: allow approximately 25 to 30 minutes to reach the port (between €50 and €60 during the day).
- From Paris (approximately a 6-hour drive): take the A11 motorway then the A81 towards Rennes, then continue on the N12 (free expressway with a 110 km/h speed limit) towards Morlaix. In Morlaix, take the D58 towards Saint-Pol-de-Léon/Roscoff, then follow the signs to Port du Bloscon.
- From Brest (approximately 55 minutes drive): take the N12 towards Morlaix/Rennes to Landivisiau, then follow the D69 and the D58 to Roscoff and the Port du Bloscon.
Price details
The price includes
- The internship is supervised by a qualified instructor.
- Accommodation on the sailboat
The price does not include
- A mandatory onboard kitty of €15 per person per day covers provisions, gas, fuel, and any marina fees – payable in cash on site.
- The sailing passport costs €15 (FFVoile insurance) and remains valid until the end of the calendar year – mandatory for insurance purposes.
- Personal matters
Options
- Technical attire : CHF13.72 / unit
- Flex fare and insurance
Practical information
Specific formalities
Specifics
ℹ️ Information may change up to the departure date, remember to regularly check official websites.
Equipment
Equipment provided on site
Safety vest
Equipment to bring
- Footwear: Remember to wear closed, non-slip shoes, and boots if they might be useful in case of rain! The most important thing is to be comfortable in your shoes and stay dry!
- A pair of gloves if you want more comfort
- A hot water bottle can sometimes be useful in case of seasickness or a sudden chill!
- A sleeping bag (a compact model to save space. It can sometimes get chilly on a boat, so don't hesitate to take a sleeping bag rated for temperatures between 3 and 10°C).
- A fitted sheet or sleeping bag liner (the bunks are covered in imitation leather, for comfort a fitted sheet (single) or a sleeping bag liner can help you get a better night's sleep!)
- A pillow (depending on your needs)
- Earplugs (as needed)
- A headlamp (this can be useful)
- A toiletry bag (opt for biodegradable products (soap often ends up in the sea) and a microfiber towel (saves space and dries quickly))
- A soft bag (it can be rolled up and slipped into the bottom of a cupboard to optimize space)
- A small backpack (for stopovers or to keep your valuables close at hand)
- A waterproof pouch (if you want to keep your most valuable equipment safe from water when you're on deck)
Clothing to bring
- Warm clothes all year round and summer clothes for the months of July and August
- A pair of flip-flops/thongs for the toilets during stopovers or on the boat to be comfortable!
- Comfort (layer 1): technical t-shirts (sports type) that wick away perspiration.
- Insulation (layer 2): a thick fleece or a synthetic down jacket (avoid cotton which never dries).
- Protection (layer 3): Waterproof clothing, a foul-weather jacket or windbreaker and sailing overalls (we can lend you some, contact us before you leave!).
The Hozen team
Our local expert helps everyone discover sailing with confidence. He offers sailing courses of 3 to 6 days (levels 1 to 5) combining technical skills, onboard living, and marine conservation. Led by certified instructors, these trips take place in Southern Brittany. Convinced that the sea is accessible to all, he also offers courses exclusively for women and the opportunity to charter a sailboat for families or groups of friends from February to November.