Caseneuve Maxi Catamaran - Bretagne Sud Morbihan (56)

Embark on the most trendy catamarans in southern Brittany thanks to Caseneuve maxi catamaran!

Located in the most coveted landscapes of southern Brittany, the crew welcomes you for a timeless moment aboard their catamarans! These very large two-hull sailing boats take you on half-day or full day excursions . Thanks to them, discover the Bay of Quiberon, Houat Island or Ile aux Moines. Three excursions are offered to suit all your desires.

The landscapes of southern Brittany are the most beautiful in the world, according to the Bretons. They are perhaps not wrong, the beaches stretching as far as the eye can see, the transparent waters and the rocks beaten by the winds make this place an essential setting in French geography.

Who better to take you on a boat than Bretons, sailors from generation to generation who pass on their love of the ocean from father to son for hundreds of years. Caseneuve maxi catamaran welcomes you with family, between friends, even for large groups! In fact, the ship you will be on can accommodate up to 27 people on board. The only rule: children under one year of age cannot board for safety reasons.

The clear advantage: no need to put on your captain's hat, a crew is present on all boats to take you straight to your destination. They will be there to drive you but also to answer all your questions about what you see or on the boat, and why not take the controls strong> for a moment?

On board, secure spaces for children, benches and of course a large trampoline at the front which will delight young and old alike and which will allow you to taste the sweetness of the Breton sun (yes, yes it exists!!). In addition, don't worry, catamarans are large boats which makes them particularly stable, you won't get seasick.

If we had to give you one last reason to book with Caseneuve maxi catamaran: all the catamarans are pink, or how can we put someheart balm to everyone!

Caseneuve maxi catamaran is the assurance of spending an enchanting moment in Breton waters!