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Brittany (Bretagne) is the Atlantic-facing northwest peninsula of France, with the longest coastline of any French region (2,700 kilometres) and one of the most-active sailing cultures in Europe — the Vendée Globe round-the-world race starts and ends here. The standard charter regions are the South Brittany coast (centred on La Trinité-sur-Mer and the protected Gulf of Morbihan inland sea), the Glénan Islands archipelago (a sailing-school region with rare white sand and clear water), and the offshore Belle-Île (the largest Breton island, with the dramatic Côte Sauvage cliffs on the Atlantic side). The Channel-coast North Brittany base at Saint-Malo handles charters into the Channel Islands. Brittany sails year-round but most charter activity runs May-September. The food culture — Breton oysters, salted-butter caramel, buckwheat galettes — is its own region. Season runs May through September.








































































































































