Yacht charter at Le Crouesty

What type of boat should you choose for your charter?

• Monohull: at Le Crouesty, monohulls are very popular for exploring Quiberon Bay and the surrounding islands. They offer an authentic and sporty sailing experience, allowing access to isolated anchorages and secret coves. This is the preferred choice for sailing enthusiasts and those seeking a closer connection with the sea.
• Catamaran: this option is ideal for those seeking comfort and luxury. Catamarans have a large living space and spacious outdoor decks, and they offer great stability at sea, making them particularly suitable for families and groups.
• Motorboat: for those who prefer day trips or quick weekends away, motor yacht charter is an accessible and practical option. They are often cheaper and allow you to cover large distances quickly.

The services offered for your charter at Le Crouesty

• Bareboat yacht charter: this option allows you to rent a boat for a fixed period, generally by the day, week or month. You are then free to sail as you please and discover the wonders of Corsica in complete autonomy.
• Yacht charter with skipper: If you have little or no sailing experience or you simply want to spend a relaxing vacation, we offer to charter your yacht with a professional skipper. The skipper will know the sailing area and will share his or her experience with you, showing you some of the most beautiful places in the region.
• Crewed yacht charter: this type of service will be included on luxury yachts over 20 meters. It will be optional for catamaran charters in Le Crouesty between 10 and 20 meters. A crew generally consists of a captain, a cook and a hostess. The crew will take great care of you and make sure you have an unforgettable cruise!

What is the average price of a yacht charter in Le Crouesty?

The table below gives you an idea of the average prices for yacht charters in Le Crouesty. These prices are for guidance only and may vary depending on the season, availability, model, age of the boat, etc. 

• The price includes: the yacht charter and the main equipment on board (sails, crockery, Wi-Fi, dinghy, bedding and outboard engine).
• The price does not include: insurance, port and anchorage fees, the skipper, hostess, cleaning (which is often included in a compulsory package), extras (kayak, paddle sup, etc.) and provisions taken on board.

We recommend that you take out our cancellation insurance for your yacht charter in Le Crouesty. It will cover all members of the crew, whereas individual cancellation insurance or insurance via your bank card will only cover the policyholder.

We also encourage our customers to take out damage waiver insurance. On a boat, damage can happen to even the best sailors. This insurance will allow you to recover a significant portion of your deposit in the event of damage related to navigation.

Where can you sail in Le Crouesty?

• Île d'Houat: This charming little island is a real jewel in the heart of the sea. With its fine sandy beaches and picturesque paths, Houat is the ideal place for a relaxing stopover and a chance to discover authentic island life.
• Île d'Hoëdic: Visit Fort Louis Philippe, in the center of the island, to learn more about its biodiversity and heritage. The rest of the island can be explored on foot or by bike along the coastal paths. The east of Hoëdic offers beautiful beaches of fine white sand and crystal clear waters.
• Gulf of Morbihan: This natural jewel, dotted with islands and islets, is a must-see. Sail between Île-aux-Moines and Île-d'Arz, and discover the charming towns of Vannes and Auray, for a perfect blend of nature and Breton culture.
• Belle-Île-en-Mer: As its name suggests, a beautiful island awaits you, with its rugged coastline, secret beaches and colorful little ports. Le Palais and Sauzon are must-see stops for anyone looking to discover the soul of the island.
• Île de Groix: Located in the open sea off Lorient, the Île de Groix offers varied landscapes, magnificent beaches and rich biodiversity. It is a little paradise for lovers of nature and tranquillity.
• Glénan archipelago: This group of islands and islets is renowned for its crystal-clear waters and white sandy beaches. A true paradise for diving enthusiasts and those who love to relax, the Glénan are often compared to tropical atolls.

When to sail during a yacht charter in Le Crouesty?

The moderate oceanic climate of Le Crouesty makes it a privileged place for sailing from May to September. During the summer, temperatures fluctuate between 15°C and 25°C, offering ideal conditions for appreciating the beauty of the Breton coastline. The water temperature, meanwhile, is around 17°C.

Here is an average of the temperatures recorded in recent years at Le Crouesty:

The winds, mainly from the west, generally blow at between 10 and 15 knots (18-28 km/h), making for favorable sailing conditions. The diversity of currents and tides adds an extra dimension to sailing in this region, offering sailors a rich and varied experience.

Useful information for your yacht charter in Le Crouesty

What license is required to sail?

Sailing is open to everyone in France! A boat license is compulsory to drive a motorboat, but not to skipper a sailboat. For a vacation at the side of the boat, you will need to fill in your nautical CV proving sufficient experience.

How do I finalize the booking of my boat at Le Crouesty?

Once we have received your charter request, an advisor will contact you by telephone to discuss your sailing plans. They will then send you a list of suggested boats by email. Once you have found a boat, you can pay a deposit via your customer account to confirm the charter and reserve the boat.

How do I manage the tides in this region?

Brittany is not a playground for beginners; it is important to know how to sail in order to venture out there safely. The Crouesty region is characterized by tides of varying amplitude, which can significantly influence your sailing experience. Strong currents and water level variations require careful planning and knowledge of tide times. Before setting sail, be sure to consult the tide tables, available at the harbor master's office or online, in order to adjust your sailing itinerary according to high and low tide times. Entering and leaving the Gulf of Morbihan, in particular, can be complicated due to tidal currents, so it is recommended that you cross at slack water, when the current is at its weakest.

What are the local specifics in terms of anchorages?

In the Crouesty region, there are various anchorage options, but they are subject to certain regulations. The Gulf of Morbihan, for example, offers many picturesque anchorages, but some are regulated in order to preserve the marine environment and the living environment of local residents. It is therefore essential to find out about authorized anchorage areas and to respect local regulations. In addition, given the tidal variations, it is advisable to check the water depth under the keel at low tide to avoid running aground.