From the Brest harbor to the Gulf of Morbihan, Liberty Pass lets you enjoy many of Brittany’s most iconic sailing areas. Our boats are available in several ports in Finistère, Morbihan, and Côtes-d’Armor, so you can sail year-round from your favorite spot. Whether you want to discover the wild coastlines of Finistère, set out to explore the islands of Morbihan, or enjoy the scenery of the Emerald Coast, find the various Liberty Pass locations and get direct access to the boats available in each town.
Brittany offers an exceptional variety of sailing areas. From rugged coastlines to large bays, archipelagos, and iconic ports, each area offers a unique experience. Depending on your port of departure, your sailing itinerary, and your experience at sea, discover the main areas where you can enjoy your boat with Liberty Pass.
From the Emerald Coast to the Brest harbor, Northern Brittany offers a particularly diverse range of landscapes. Departing from Saint-Cast-le-Guildo or Pléneuf-Val-André, the cruises follow the coastline of the Côtes-d'Armor before reaching the more rugged areas of northern Finistère. Roscoff is an excellent starting point for exploring Morlaix Bay and the neighboring islands, while Brest opens the door to a vast, sheltered harbor, ideal for a wide range of sailing itineraries.
Southern Finistère is one of the most popular areas for sailing in Brittany. From Bénodet, Combrit-Sainte-Marine, Concarneau, or Port-la-Forêt, there are countless options for sailing trips. The Glénan Archipelago is, of course, one of the area’s must-see destinations, with its clear waters and outstanding anchorages. Further east, the coast stretches toward L’Aven, Le Belon, and then Lorient, offering a succession of ports, coves, and sailing areas accessible for both day trips and longer getaways.
The Gulf of Morbihan is a unique sailing destination, combining islands, currents, small ports, and protected landscapes. From Arradon, Baden, Larmor-Baden, or Auray, it’s easy to explore the Gulf’s many islands before heading to Quiberon Bay. Le Crouesty, La Trinité-sur-Mer, and Quiberon then allow you to expand your sailing trips to Houat, Hoëdic, or Belle-Île-en-Mer. This is a particularly versatile area offering a variety of outings throughout the year.
With Liberty Pass, you can enjoy regular access to a boat in Brittany without the hassles of ownership. A plan designed for boaters who want to sail often, from their usual sailing area, with more freedom than a one-time rental offers.
Coastal sailing, islands, bays, gulfs, or archipelagos: Brittany offers a variety of itineraries and destinations for every trip.
Each Liberty Pass port provides access to a different sailing area, with its own anchorages, islands, and routes to explore.
With Liberty Pass, you can enjoy a boat through a subscription plan without having to worry about purchasing, maintenance, insurance, a boat slip, or resale. You sail; we'll take care of the rest.
Unlike one-time rentals, the Liberty Pass boat subscription lets you regularly enjoy the pleasure of sailing in Brittany, all year round.
Archipelagos, islands, large harbors, or sheltered gulfs: Brittany is full of destinations accessible by boat from the Liberty Pass ports. Here are a few ideas for iconic sailing trips to help you make the most of your boat subscription in Brittany.
Off the coast of Fouesnant, the Glénan Islands offer one of the most spectacular settings in Brittany, with clear waters, white-sand beaches, and anchorages around the islets. The archipelago is accessible from Concarneau, Bénodet, or Port-la-Forêt, among other places.
Belle-Île is a must-see destination for a day trip or a getaway at sea. From Quiberon or La Trinité-sur-Mer, set sail for its ports, coves, and rugged coastline.
With its islands, coves, currents, and small harbors, the Gulf of Morbihan is a true playground for boaters. Arradon, Baden, Larmor-Baden, and Le Crouesty all offer great starting points for exploring this unique body of water.
Sheltered from the large swells of the open sea, Brest Harbor offers a vast sailing area nestled among peninsulas, coves, and anchorage sites. From Brest, there are numerous routes for both a few-hour outing and a full day’s trip.
Compared to Lorient, Groix is an ideal destination for a day trip by boat. Its coastline, coves, and Port-Tudy make it an iconic stopover that’s easily accessible from Lorient or Locmiquélic.
Liberty Pass lets you enjoy regular boat trips from your favorite port, without having to buy a boat or rent one on a per-trip basis. You choose your area, your boat, and your plan, then you can sail all year long according to the terms of your subscription.
Brest, Lorient, Quiberon, Concarneau, Arradon, Baden... Select the area from which you would like to sail on a regular basis.
Depending on what's available at your marina, choose the model that best suits your boating preferences and needs.
Once you've signed up, enjoy regular use of your boat in Brittany without having to deal with the hassles associated with ownership.
Are you interested in signing up for a boat subscription in Brittany but are you still wondering how Liberty Pass works, what the rates are, or which boats are available? Find the answers to the most common questions before choosing your port and your boat.
Liberty Pass operates in several sailing areas in Brittany, from Finistère to Côtes-d'Armor, including Morbihan. You can find boats in, for example, Brest, Concarneau, Lorient, Quiberon, Arradon, Baden, and even Saint-Cast-le-Guildo. The boats available and their availability vary by port.
The price of a Liberty Pass subscription depends on the boat, its engine, its equipment, and the plan offered. Liberty Pass subscriptions are available starting at €199 per month.
The rate includes, among other things, the boat, its dock space, maintenance, insurance, and the Liberty Pass support service. This is an annual subscription with monthly payments, not a monthly boat rental.
Depending on the port, Liberty Pass offers different types of boats in Brittany: motorboats, RIBs, sailboats, and even multihulls. However, not all categories are available at every port.
The easiest way is to first choose your cruising area, and then browse the boats currently available in the corresponding Liberty Pass database.
Yes. The vast majority of Liberty Pass boats are available year-round, except during the periods required for their annual maintenance.
The membership plan is specifically designed for recreational boaters who prefer to sail regularly rather than rent a boat on an occasional basis during the summer season. Outings are, of course, subject to weather conditions and sailing conditions.
Each boat can accommodate a maximum of 6 Liberty Pass subscribers. Outings are organized using a reservation token system that allows each member to reserve their upcoming time slots through the Liberty Pass app.
Once a trip has been completed, the corresponding token becomes available again and can be used to schedule a new trip. This system allows reservations to be distributed among the various subscribers while maintaining a high degree of flexibility in the boat’s use.
Learn how Liberty Pass works ↗Liberty Pass is available in many ports and marinas in Brittany. Among them: Brest, Roscoff, Bénodet, Concarneau, Port-la-Forêt, Combrit-Sainte-Marine, Aven Belon, Lorient, Locmiquélic, Auray, Arradon, Baden, Larmor-Baden, Le Crouesty, La Trinité-sur-Mer, Quiberon, Saint-Cast-le-Guildo, and Pléneuf-Val-André.
This presence allows you to choose a base near your place of residence or near the body of water where you wish to sail regularly in Brittany.