Côte Fleurie Cruises
C.C.F is an association under the law of 1901, founded in 1978 by a group of sailing enthusiasts who wanted to make "Sailing accessible to all", as our slogan puts it. This year, we have 120 members and around thirty volunteer skippers, who take it in turns to accompany all those who wish to sail along our coasts, while respecting our values: friendship, conviviality, trust, solidarity, and a passion for the sea and sailing.
CCF owns two boats: NARDOA, a Sun Odyssey 35 with lifting daggerboard, and a 38-foot keelboat called ADASKELL. These are two very complementary boats. The sailing programs are obviously different depending on whether or not you can “beacher” on the beaches of Cotentin or North Brittany.
Nardoa is located in Saint-Malo, at the Port des Sablons or on a ball behind the Tour Solidor. Adaskell is moored at Port Hérel in Granville. Our two boats usually sail north from Mont-Saint-Michel Bay to Cherbourg, via the Channel Islands, on weekends or during the week. In summer, we take one of our two boats to Southern Brittany, to vary our sailing area and enable us to enjoy full weeks along the Finistère or Morbihan coasts.
Each outing generates costs, and each participant, whether skipper or crew member, contributes to maintenance costs according to a scale provided at the time of booking, plus provisioning, fuel and any port charges.
Only the skippers can reserve a slot and open places to members (those who have paid their annual membership fee) or to people wishing to discover both sailing and the association (“discovery outings”). In this case, they must pay a daily membership fee, which is added to the maintenance costs (as required by the association?s rules), and take part in a “discovery outing”.
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