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Raz Kaiou is a 2021 Oceanis 40.1 sailboat based in Port du Crouesty, your gateway to the crystalline waters and dramatic granite coastlines of southern Brittany. This three-cabin vessel is purpose-built for small groups and families seeking an authentic sailing week in one of France's most captivating cruising grounds, where sheltered anchorages nestle between rocky islands and charming fishing villages dot the shoreline.

The boat strikes an elegant balance between comfort and performance. Her 12.87-metre hull moves through the water with grace, while the 45-horsepower engine ensures confident maneuvering in tight anchorages and calm passages. Below deck, three well-appointed cabins accommodate up to eight guests across eight berths, with two full heads providing the privacy and convenience essential for a week at sea. The saloon is bright and welcoming, equipped with heating for shoulder-season comfort, while the galley's refrigerator keeps provisions fresh throughout your charter.

A week aboard typically unfolds at an unhurried pace. You might sail to the Îles d'Houat and Hoëdic, anchor in the protected waters of the Golfe du Morbihan, or venture further to the hidden coves around Belle-Île-en-Mer. The bimini provides shade during lazy afternoons at anchor, while the included dinghy opens access to remote beaches and secluded spots inaccessible by larger vessels. Navigation is straightforward thanks to the GPS chartplotter, and the autopilot grants you moments to simply breathe in the salt air and observe the play of light across the water.

Raz Kaiou suits couples seeking an intimate escape, groups of friends ready to share the sailing experience, and families wanting to introduce children to life aboard. Whether you're an experienced sailor or chartering with a skipper, the Breton coast rewards exploration—think sun-warmed granite shores, fresh seafood at waterfront bistros, and the particular magic of dropping anchor as the evening light turns the sea to gold.