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Diese Seite beschreibt den Küstenstreifen von der Ile d'Ouessant am Eingang zum Ärmelkanal bis nach Saint-Nazaire an der Grenze zur Vendée
Man sagt, die Südseite der Bretagne-Halbinsel sei lieblicher, wärmer, der Seegang ruhiger. Jedenfalls ist es ein sehr gut strukturiertes Gebiet, das dem Skipper außerordentlich viele Möglichkeiten bietet: Große Marinas mit ausgezeichneten Versorgungsmöglichkeiten, daneben aber auch zahllose, landschaftlich wunderschöne Ankerplätze, an denen man die Seele baumeln lassen kann.
Dass gerade hier auch viele Franzosen Urlaub machen, spricht wohl für sich.
