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alexandramachray

We were lucky. It was February and we happened to be there during half term which meant there were two sailings that week (they are not very frequent during the winter, but obviously much more so during the season) and we took the trip on a beautiful day. I always love being on boats anyway and on this trip we saw the nesting gannets and five seals sunbathing on a rock. Not bad for the time of year. You also get to see the coast from the sea and Ploumana'ch harbour which is lovely. The boats are nice and the commentary was good. They are obviously passionate about what they do and went to a lot of trouble to get us close to anything they thought might be of interest. You do need to understand french to get the benefit of the commentary though.

ileftfootprints

Then this trip is for you. There are a few tour boat providers that will take you out to the islands for a reasonable fare. The islands are covered with 27 species of breeding birds (Puffins, Northern Gannets, Shags, Northern Fulmars, Black-backed Gulls etc.) and the boats get you fairly close to the action (binoculars help if you have them). There are also grey seals that are permanent residents of the islands. Tours last a couple of hours and some let you off the boat on certain islands.

countryretreat938

Whilst on holiday here we did the walk with our dog. Such beautiful scenery and well worth doing. On the walk, one of the properties was closed off as a film company were filing there. Would love to know what program or film that would end up being! Stopped the other end for a gorgeous meal before our return. I would recommend allowing half a day.

ParisianAgnes

I have been visiting this place each time I go to Brittany since 1991 or even before. The new boats are different from those we used 20 years ago but this is still a lot of fun (especially when the birds are nesting or the chicks are born) but even in September there are still thousands of birds.PLUS you get to see seals, more and more as the years go by which is even better than the birds in my opinion.Taking the Vedettes at Trestaou or the old shrimp boat "San Chireg" are both excellent ideas depending on your budget and allocated time. If you fear you might not do too well on a boat with less amenities, I would recommend the Vedettes more modern (which can also appear "safer" for those afraid of the sea), but the old San Chireg is a great adventure too (and it last all day usually).I just took two visiting friends on the Vedettes a few days ago and they LOVED it too.HAVE FUN

lizbc21

Quite a bit of the 2 hours trip is spent alongside islands whilst a detailed commentary is given in (very fast) French, so unfortunately this was a bit beyond us in parts. Even so one cannot fail to be impressed by the monster colony of gannets crammed across one sland, nor wonder that an entire side of it is painted white with their..shall we say ' by products'. We saw seals, and various other birds, & opted for the ' getting off' version which gave 45 mins to wander round uninhibited ile de moins,look at the little Vauban fort there and being Brits in France marvel at the attached medieval toilets...Fab trip back along the coast, again with commentary, arrived back all windswept and ready for moules/ frites!!

FirstMateKent

We did the 2.5 hour trip which enabled us to land on Ile des Moines for 45 minutes. Didn't see any seals but saw the enormous gannet colony, mini-penguins, cormorants and even some puffins. Both the guides giving the commentaries were very knowledgeable and informative, though your French needs to be very good to understand them. That said, it would still make a fascinating trip even if you didn't understand. Landing on the island was magical and the colours of the sea just stunning. A definite "must do".

TimB363

Anyone who has an interest in all things nature should take this trip if in the vicinity. The boats are very well maintained and their crew very knowledgeable. We were fortunate that the day we visited the sea was almost flat calm - but the variety of birds was incredible and we saw baby seals basking on rocks. Landing on the island revealed an almost 'moonscape' environment

lebret

The two hour boat trip from Perros-Guirec was a most interesting experience - we soon arrived at the island bird sanctuary populated by thousands of sea birds with a variety of species - one of the crew provided an informative commentary ( note - a knowledge of french is required )- the boat slowed and this gave an excellent opportunity for close up photos - the journey continued to several other islands and we were able to see close up the stunning pink granite formations previouly only seen from the land - stunning!!

CoupleOfHoliday

Being on the water is always fun, but the whole trip appeared to be about seeing birds. The man who explained what we saw, did so in French, of which we didn't understand much.Also mind that there are no safety measures for children (should they happen to fall in the water). So keep them very close!

Romain494

This is something you must do. We did it with one 5-year-old boy and one 2-year-old and they loved it. With seen a fou-de-bassan seabirds colony (7 in the world), a porpoise, a seal and we got a sunny weather with calm sea. The guides were really educational and entertaining. Awesome !

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