Aber Wrac'h marina

The Aber Wrac'h marina (named after a coastal river whose estuary is located there) is located on the town of Landéda, on the northern coast of Finistère, 25 km north of Brest. If it is home to year-round boats, the port of L'Aber Wrac'h is also considered the ideal stopover for sailors transiting between the Channel and the Atlantic as those who practice coastal cabotage. It is the only port in deep water between Brest and Morlaix. The marina of L'Aber Wrac'h has 222 berths, including 70 places for "visitors". In addition, mooring on buoys is possible (20 buoys reserved for visitors and 10 for seasonal workers). A range of technical services is also offered (boat launch, fuel station, electrical terminals, fairing area and crane, sanitary facilities). Shops are located nearby, as well as beaches, which allows boaters to visit the Pays des Abers and enjoy an authentic environment and dotted with remarkable views. The captaincy is open from Monday to Friday from September to June and every day in July and August. All information on +33 2 98 04 91 62. Note also that are located on the port a sailing school and a nautical center (information +33 2 98 04 90 64), a diving club (contact +33 2 98 04 81 22) and the Yacht Club des Abers (information +33 2 98 04 92 60).