Companies
Embark and sail!
Businesses, associations, organizations, works councils, come aboard the "Semaine du Golfe" and bring your customers, suppliers and employees to the heart of the maritime event aboard exceptional boats.
The "Semaine du Golfe du Morbihan" welcomes a fleet of beautiful French and European heritage yachts. These boats are licensed for commercial use, providing the means for their survival and maintenance.
The organization's sole motivation is to bring these magnificent yachts to the Golfe du Morbihan, thus enriching the nautical spectacle and the interest of the event, but it's also a way of associating local and regional economic circles with the great pre-season event in Morbihan.
By chartering a heritage sailboat, you :
- Carry out original and effective public relations operations (invitations to customers, suppliers, staff, sales force, journalists...).
- Facilitate the presence of some very fine yachts at the event, enhancing the lustre of the fleet.
- Support our maritime heritage.
- Associate your business with a highly valued maritime image.
In 2023, the involvement of companies enabled the participation of over 30 exceptional boats, ensuring more than 100 charter days. More than 6,000 people embarked.
The Semaine du Golfe organization has selected a list of exceptional yachts. These boats can accommodate from 12 to 120 passengers, depending on their size and credentials.
The "Semaine du Golfe" charter system is completely free and open, and agreements are made directly: you will sign the charter contract with the company or association that manages the activity of the chosen yacht. However, as we know the fleet well, we can help you make the right choice according to your needs and means.
Contact: nadegepavec@semainedugolfe.com
A typical charter day during Morbihan Week :
| 8 a.m | Caterers deliver to the ship. |
| 9 a.m | Guests make their way to the designated muster point. Passengers embark. |
| 09.30-10 a.m | Ship gets underway. |
| 10 a.m till 5 p.m | Sailing in the Morbihan and Quiberon Bay |
| 5 p.m | Return to port or moorings. |
| 5.30 p.m | Guests disembark |
This sequence is given as an example, and the organization of your operation will of course depend on your objectives and in consultation with the armament.
