Yacht charter in Auray · Gibsea - Gibert Marine — Gibsea 92 (1986)

Kalista is a beautiful thirty-year-old Gibsea 92, well maintained by family transmission, with all the comforts desirable on board a 9 m boat: toilets, equipped L-shaped kitchen, large forward berth and aft cabin, large friendly saloon for a crew of up to six crew members... Complete overhaul every winter: Rigging, navigation lights, depth sounder, mainsail from October 2016, jib furler and 18 HP Volvo engine in perfect condition, overhauled every spring, motorized inflatable tender... Symmetrical spinnaker operational! Reference: The Gibsea 92 was selected by the UCPA for its cruising school. The ideal boat for the Gulf of Morbihan, but also the entire coastline of South Brittany and Vendée, or even more since it is armed in 2nd category. From the charming anchorage of Auray Saint Goustan, and this beautiful river to navigate, the island of Houat will be three hours away by navigation... Skipper on board possible, with obviously a supplement. Moving from Nantes (with pleasure) I do not rent for less than two days... A wonderful and stress-free weekend idea: departure from Auray towards the end of the morning at the end of the rising tide, therefore small tidal coefficient, established wind from the west, we turn left after Er Runio, we pass Larmor Baden, turn the southern point of Berder and cross the current of the Jument not yet too violent, then from the island to the Moine we go up towards the island of Arz, if the wind is too good to stop at 4 p.m. we go around the island of Arz and anchor around 6 p.m. to visit the island ... The next morning we settle for the jib to anchor in front of Ilur and we visit this magnificent island, fourth in the gulf, today now owned by the Littoral Conservatory. We cast off before the end of the high tide to go up towards Arradon by the north of Arz, passing in front of the Logoden Islands and the falling tide takes us between Ile au Moine and Port Blanc, we turn around the southern tip of Berder (motor safely and back to the wind) to reach the Auray river as soon as possible to take account of the draft of 1.60 m and return to the pontoon at 7 p.m. Low tide is at 9 p.m. and will no longer allow access to Auray before 10:30 p.m.... Another weekend idea: quickly reach the south-east of Belle Ile, pass the large beach of Houat, where sometimes 200 barteaux anchor together, double the Pointe de Kerdonis (Belle ile) and anchor in front of Locmaria and its small sandy fjord, safe by Westerly wind and magnificent when a ray of the rising sun illuminates the cliffs... Return and stop for a swim at the cove of Béniguet to the west of Houat!