DAY 1

Reception from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m., at the Port des Iles, in Barneville-Carteret, a charming seaside resort, made famous by Mother Denis. You can walk along the famous customs path to discover the Carteret lighthouse, relax on the beach of La Potinière or discover the harbour that protects the marina. Free evening, no meal on board the first evening. Overnight on board.

DAY 2:

Departure for Guernsey, to discover an island full of charm, refuge of Victor Hugo for many years. You can visit his house, nestled in Saint Peter's Port, the welcoming and lively capital.

DAY 3:

Tactical and sporty crossing of the Channel and the rails used by the cargo ships before reaching Plymouth, a city of history and known for its picturesque Barbican district and the famous Mayflower which left, without return, for the new world. Overnight in Plymouth or the surrounding area.

(86 miles)

DAY 4:

We will leave Plymouth for Penzance, a town located at the extreme tip of Cornwall. From Penzance, you can take a bus ride to Cape Lizard, the southernmost point of Great Britain, or walk to discover St Michael Mount, a miniature replica of Mont Saint Michel, accessible at low tide.

DAY 5:

Head for the Scilly Archipelago, the mild climate, thanks to the warm currents of the Gulf Stream, and its wide sandy beaches. You will be surrounded by wild nature and many uninhabited islets. The Scilly Islands are a little gem spared from mass tourism

DAY 6, 7, 8, 9:

Fairground anchorages in the Islands with visits to Saint Mary's, Bryher, Saint Agnes and Tresco.

Saint Mary's is the most populated and largest island, where you can discover its many coves and castles.

Tresco is known for its famous subtropical garden where exotic plants from all over the world grow.

DAY 10:

Head for the French coast for Roscoff, with night sailing depending on the weather conditions and the level of the crew. Roscoff is a small town of character with a charming exotic garden. It is located opposite the island of Batz, served by a regular shuttle in summer.

(115 miles)

DAY 11:

At anchor in Sark, you will disembark in a dinghy to visit this small Channel Island, out of time, without a car. The visit requires climbing, by steep but secure paths, the cliffs overlooking the sea. We'll cross the coupée, a path that connects the Grande and Petite Sark, and experience magical moments in front of a dizzying panorama.