La Turballe yacht charter

La Turballe is a beautiful port town in the Loire-Atlantique region, with a fascinating historical heritage and a beautiful natural environment. A yacht charter in La Turballe is an original way to explore the Guérande peninsula.

La Turballe: an ideal location for exploring the Guérande peninsula

Within a reasonable distance of popular destinations such as Le Croisic, La Baule, Guérande and Saint-Nazaire, La Turballe is a small port town popular with yachtsmen. Less busy than its counterparts, the destination is nonetheless welcoming with its port equipped with modern infrastructure for small boats. A yacht charter in La Turballe will also give you the opportunity to explore the islands of Morbihan, such as the Île d'Arz, the Île aux Moines and Belle-Île.

La Turballe: a fascinating port of call

A visit to La Turballe promises moments of wonder and emotion. At the port auction, the atmosphere is effervescent, as it has always been over the past centuries. "Au Gré du Vent", a preserved sardine boat on the rising tide will give you an insight into the life of a fisherman. In the commune, several castles are scattered across the heart of the rural landscapes characteristic of the Pays de la Loire. And during your stay, don't forget to visit the salt marshes for which the Guérande peninsula is renowned.

Practical information for your yacht charter in La Turballe

What prices should I expect for a yacht charter in La Turballe?

Yacht charter prices vary according to the season, but also according to their size and capacity. The prices are therefore given as a guide. They correspond to a yacht charter in La Turballe for a period of one week.

Rent a boat with skipper from La Turballe

The skipper will take care of navigation and boat-related tasks, leaving you free to enjoy your cruise. Thanks to the skipper, you can relax, enjoy the beautiful scenery and go swimming. In addition, a skipper can provide you with information about the region, the best beaches, tourist sites and restaurants. The skipper can also help you plan your sailing itinerary. Finally, if you have some knowledge of sailing but feel you are not experienced enough, a skipper can help you learn more throughout your cruise!  

What are the best times to rent a boat in La Turballe?

The best time for a yacht charter in La Turballe is during the summer months, from June to August. The weather is mild and the waters are warm, allowing you to fully enjoy your cruise. Charter prices are also higher during this period, but you will benefit from a greater variety of boats and services. If you want to avoid the crowds, you might consider a yacht charter during the months of May or September. The weather is still pleasant, prices are lower and the waters are less crowded.

Why rent a boat from La Turballe?

Very close to Piriac-sur-Mer, La Turballe has all the ingredients for an unforgettable vacation with family or friends. Here, there is something for everyone, young and old, sports enthusiasts and those who like to relax!

What is certain, however, is that the yacht charter in La Turballe will please everyone! This will allow you to explore the Loire-Atlantique region, known for its magnificent beaches, steep cliffs and picturesque villages. Then head for the deep-water marina: it is perfectly equipped for a cruise to the islands of Yeu, Noirmoutier, Belle-Ile en Mer, Houat and Hoëdic.

Discover without further delay our selection of sailboats available in La Turballe, with or without crew, and don't hesitate to contact our cruise specialists!

Where can you sail during your yacht charter in La Turballe?

The bay of La Baule

The bay of La Baule is a magnificent bay located to the south of La Turballe. It is lined with fine sandy beaches and dunes. You will sail in the bay and enjoy the view of the coast. At the eastern end, Pornichet is a pleasure to explore on foot, with a pretty marina in the heart of the town.

The islands of Houat and Hoedic

The islands of Houat and Hoedic are two islands located in the open sea off the coast of La Turballe. They are very different but both offer magnificent landscapes and unspoiled nature, and they are accessible by boat. Houat is the larger of the two islands, known for its fine sandy beaches, coves, dunes and forests. It is also a paradise for hikers, with numerous paths that allow you to explore the island on foot. The island of Hoedic is even wilder than Houat, with numerous isolated beaches and rocky coves. It is also a paradise for birds, with many protected species.

The wild coast 

The Côte Sauvage is a rugged coastline south of La Turballe. It is known for its wild beaches, dizzying cliffs and secret coves. You will sail along the coast and discover its many natural treasures.

Here are some of the most remarkable sites on the wild coast between Le Croisic and Le Pouliguen:

• The Pointe de Penchâteau, a rocky point offering an exceptional panorama over the Bay of Pouliguen and the Atlantic Ocean.
• Sainte-Marguerite beach, a fine sandy beach at the foot of the cliffs of Pointe de Penchâteau.
• The coastal path, a hiking trail that runs along the wild coast for several kilometers.
• Scall Bay, a sheltered bay at the foot of the point of Croisic.

Don't hesitate to explore our other departure bases for a cruise in the Atlantic coast!

Important information to remember for your yacht charter in La Turballe