Crouesty  : an exceptional area of water

At the tip of the Rhuys Peninsula, the port of Crouesty controls the entrance to the Gulf of Morbihan.

This deep-water port can accommodate over 2,000 boats. The many shops and restaurants that line the docks ensure an enjoyable time on returning to shore. Crouesty also opens onto the Gulf of Morbihan and the Atlantic

Enjoy discovering the calm of the Gulf, its many small islands, its magnificent sites, along with the Auray and Vannes rivers.

Experience the pleasure of tackling the Ocean up to Houat, Hoëdic and Belle-Ile, a small Breton natural paradise with its unique scenery, picturesque ports and peaceful moorings.

Tell us about your cruise idea so we can advise you on the routes, ports, moorings, exceptional sites and also the good addresses on shore.

Crouesty is easy to get to. The quick route from Vannes brings you directly there and we can also meet you at Vannes train station, which is only 3 hours from Paris with the TGV Atlantique.

Departing from Crouesty for a one-week cruise...

1st day

After taking charge of provisions and weather information, you can have lunch on the large beach of Houat or in the cove of Beniguet. At around 15.00, you head for Palais or Sauzon to spend the night.

2nd day

Visit Belle Ile by bicycle, scooter or car and stop off at a pancake restaurant.

For the real sailing addicts, head for La Turballe or Groix, weather permitting.

3rd day

To the south Noirmoutier, to the north Concarneau.

4th day

The Glénan islands to the north and Ile d’Yeu to the south.

5th day

Back up to L’Odet for the north and St Gilles Croix de Vie for the south.

6th day

Return to Belle-Ile

7th day

Return to Crouesty stopping for lunch at Hoëdic or Houat.