Voilier traditionnel La Louisette
The Louisette, coastal fishing aboard a sailing ship in Audierne Bay
Sailing, Ocean cruises, Sailing
in Plouhinec
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What drives the Louisette towards the Pointe de la Cornouaille? The wind, of course, but also a passion for sailing, fishing and the great atmosphere that you will find on board.
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Stepping aboard the Louisette means setting out on a trip through the history of fishing and traditional sailing. As a true devotee of sailing, the skipper (Hugues or Jacky) doesn't hesitate to hoist the sails straight away in Audiere harbour. Even the topmost staysail is often hoisted. This comfortable cutter, dating from 1926, with its somewhat bulbous hull, handles easily. With a bit of guidance from the crew, two children can hoist the sail. Sitting comfortably in the water, the boat...
Stepping aboard the Louisette means setting out on a trip through the history of fishing and traditional sailing. As a true devotee of sailing, the skipper (Hugues or Jacky) doesn't hesitate to hoist the sails straight away in Audiere harbour. Even the topmost staysail is often hoisted. This comfortable cutter, dating from 1926, with its somewhat bulbous hull, handles easily. With a bit of guidance from the crew, two children can hoist the sail. Sitting comfortably in the water, the boat revisits its former vocation: fishing. As well as being apprentice sailors, we're now dragnet or lobster and crab fishermen. As we approach the waters off the Isle of Sein, the Louisette attracts plenty of attention among today's line fishermen. What was our best catch of the day? Excitement! Our maritime heritage really has come back to life with this exciting trip and the real scents of the sea.
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