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Channel Islands & France 2017

317.4 nautical miles travelled, 65 hours and 57 minutes sailed, 3 islands and 2 countries.

Trip overview

GPS track map

At the end of May 2017 there was a Starcross Yacht Club "cruise in company" to the Channel Islands and the north Brittany coast. Derek H kindly offered me a place on his Westerly Fulmar yacht. The table below links to GPS tracks and some photos from that trip.

Activities from the trip

ActivityDateDescription
Sail down to Brixham Friday 26th May 2017 A sail from Starcross down to Brixham ready for the channel crossing to St Peter Port - Guernsey.
Brixham to Guernsey Saturday 27th May 2017 A sail across from Brixham Marina to St Peter Port in Guernsey.
St Peter Port to St Helier Tuesday 30th May 2017 From St Peter Port on Guernsey across to St Helier on Jersey.
St Helier to Saint-Quay-Portrieux, France Wednesday 31st May 2017 From St Helier on Jersey across to Saint-Quay-Portrieux on the Brittany coast.
St Quay to the Ile de Brehat Friday 2nd June 2017 From Saint-Quay-Portrieux up the Brittany coast to the Ile de Brehat.
Ile de Brehat to St Peter Port Saturday 3rd June 2017 From the Ile de Brehat back to St Peter Port, Guernsey.
St Peter Port back to SYC on the Exe Sunday 4th June 2017 From St Peter Port on Guernsey back to Starcross Yacht Club on the Exe estuary.
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