France
- 105 ft (32 m)
- 38 guests
- 12 cabins
- 18 berths
Guests say this boat is great for
- Coastal toursSightseeing along the shoreline
- Sunset cruisesPerfect light for golden-hour trips
- CelebrationsBirthdays, parties and special days
- Family daysCalm routes and safe swimming stops
About this boat
Embark on board an authentic Breton tuna dundee.
Sailing on this traditional sailboat is much more than just a sea outing: it's sharing the history of a true working boat, rediscovering the gestures of the old sailors, and discovering Brittany from the most beautiful perspective.
Built in 1948 in the famous shipyards Le Hir & Péron in Camaret-sur-Mer, this tuna dundee was designed for albacore fishing in the Atlantic. Renowned for its seafaring qualities and speed, it quickly became one of the best tuna boats in its home port. After several decades of fishing navigation, it underwent a complete restoration that now allows it to return to the sea while respecting its history.
On board, everyone is invited to experience navigation from the inside. If you wish, you can participate in maneuvers, hoist the sails, steer the helm, or simply enjoy the spectacle offered by the 370 m² of sail when the wind carries the ship. The crew passionately shares traditional navigation techniques, maritime history, and anecdotes that make the life of this extraordinary boat.
Cruises allow you to discover the most beautiful landscapes of Brittany: the Bréhat archipelago, the Seven Islands, the Pink Granite Coast, the cliffs of Plouha, Trégor, the Hébihens, Cape Fréhel, and many anchorages accessible only by sea.
The boat accommodates up to 38 people for day navigation and 18 people during overnight cruises. Its spacious deck, large warm wooden square with varnished woodwork, and comfortable berths offer ideal conditions for sharing a moment with family, friends, or colleagues.
Comfort has been designed for true stays at sea: heating, hot water, showers, Bultex mattresses, electrical and USB sockets, fully equipped professional kitchen, spacious dining area, and many modern amenities discreetly integrated to preserve the charm of the ship.
Safety meets the highest standards thanks to navigation equipment and a professional, experienced crew.
Over the years, this sailboat has also been involved in several remarkable maritime adventures, including a crossing of the South and North Atlantic, the transport of a monumental statue between the British Cornwall and Brittany, once again illustrating its robustness and exceptional character.
Embarking on board means choosing an authentic, participative, and friendly experience, timeless, away from noise, off the beaten path.
Sailing on this traditional sailboat is much more than just a sea outing: it's sharing the history of a true working boat, rediscovering the gestures of the old sailors, and discovering Brittany from the most beautiful perspective.
Built in 1948 in the famous shipyards Le Hir & Péron in Camaret-sur-Mer, this tuna dundee was designed for albacore fishing in the Atlantic. Renowned for its seafaring qualities and speed, it quickly became one of the best tuna boats in its home port. After several decades of fishing navigation, it underwent a complete restoration that now allows it to return to the sea while respecting its history.
On board, everyone is invited to experience navigation from the inside. If you wish, you can participate in maneuvers, hoist the sails, steer the helm, or simply enjoy the spectacle offered by the 370 m² of sail when the wind carries the ship. The crew passionately shares traditional navigation techniques, maritime history, and anecdotes that make the life of this extraordinary boat.
Cruises allow you to discover the most beautiful landscapes of Brittany: the Bréhat archipelago, the Seven Islands, the Pink Granite Coast, the cliffs of Plouha, Trégor, the Hébihens, Cape Fréhel, and many anchorages accessible only by sea.
The boat accommodates up to 38 people for day navigation and 18 people during overnight cruises. Its spacious deck, large warm wooden square with varnished woodwork, and comfortable berths offer ideal conditions for sharing a moment with family, friends, or colleagues.
Comfort has been designed for true stays at sea: heating, hot water, showers, Bultex mattresses, electrical and USB sockets, fully equipped professional kitchen, spacious dining area, and many modern amenities discreetly integrated to preserve the charm of the ship.
Safety meets the highest standards thanks to navigation equipment and a professional, experienced crew.
Over the years, this sailboat has also been involved in several remarkable maritime adventures, including a crossing of the South and North Atlantic, the transport of a monumental statue between the British Cornwall and Brittany, once again illustrating its robustness and exceptional character.
Embarking on board means choosing an authentic, participative, and friendly experience, timeless, away from noise, off the beaten path.
Specs
- Type
- Sailing yacht
- Year
- 1948
- Length
- 105 ft (32 m)
- Capacity
- 38 guests
- Cabins
- 12
- Berths
- 18
Trip options
Prices by duration. Final price depends on date and season.
Per hour
1 hour
US$687
ClubUS$653with Club Card
Half day
1 day
US$2,403
ClubUS$2,283with Club Card
Most booked
Day charter
1 day
US$3,433
ClubUS$3,261with Club Card
Week charter
7 days
US$20,598
ClubUS$19,568with Club Card
Club Card members pay 5% less on every charter. Learn more
What's included
Captain and crew on captained charters
Standard safety gear and insurance
Taxes and port fees at the home marina
Final cleaning
Not included
- iFood and alcohol (can be arranged on request)
- iMarina fees outside the home marina
- iFuel for long custom routes unless stated in the offer
- iGratuity for the crew
Exact inclusions are confirmed in your offer before you pay.
Safety equipment
Life jackets for all guests
First aid kit
VHF radio & GPS
Fire extinguishers
Lifebuoy and flares
Onboard rules
- ✓No smoking inside cabins
- ✓Shoes off on deck
- ✓Pets allowed on request
- ✓Music until 22:00
Departure location
Marina
France
Pontoon and slip number are shared after your booking is confirmed.
Conditions
Boat licence
Not required on captained charters
Minimum renter age
21+
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