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La Pauline
A rowboat trip in the Bay of Saint-Brieuc
Sailing, Habitable sailboats, Sailing
in Pléneuf-Val-André
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Moored in the port of Dahouët, the Pauline takes its passengers out to sea to sail the old-fashioned way.
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Built on the initiative of an association of enthusiasts who have been maintaining the boat for thirty years, the Pauline bears witness to a time when only sailing allowed fishing and trading on the Breton coast. Equipped with two masts, the wooden boat was the typical boat of the region. For the pleasure of the eyes and of sailing, the Pauline is back in service to share the old-fashioned manoeuvres and the conviviality of a crew of friends. In three hours, you will discover the Val-André...
Built on the initiative of an association of enthusiasts who have been maintaining the boat for thirty years, the Pauline bears witness to a time when only sailing allowed fishing and trading on the Breton coast. Equipped with two masts, the wooden boat was the typical boat of the region. For the pleasure of the eyes and of sailing, the Pauline is back in service to share the old-fashioned manoeuvres and the conviviality of a crew of friends. In three hours, you will discover the Val-André resort and the islet of Verdelet on the sea side. During the day, you will explore the beauties of the bay of Saint-Brieuc as far as the picturesque pile port of Gwin Zegal, under the high cliffs of Plouha. Bring a snack, jumper and sun cream. The Pauline can also be privatised for an exclusive sea trip with ten passengers.
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Rates 2023
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