Our Boats
Step aboard the BreizhGo Océane ferries, operated for the Regional Council of Brittany, and set sail to discover the islands of Morbihan: Belle-Île-en-Mer, Groix, Houat, and Hoëdic.
Our modern, accessible fleet provides daily crossings to the Breton islands, combining comfort, performance, and respect for the maritime environment.
The BreizhGo Océane Fleet – Operated for the Regional Council of Brittany
Composed of seven vessels — Bangor, Vindilis, Île de Groix, Kerdonis, Melvan, Saint Tudy, and Breizh Nevez I — the BreizhGo Océane fleet operates daily maritime connections between Quiberon, Lorient, and the islands of Morbihan.
All our ships are accessible to people with reduced mobility (PRM) and meet high environmental standards.
Vessels Operating on the Quiberon <> Belle-Île Line
Bangor — Faithful to the Belle-Île Service
The Bangor made its first commercial crossings in June 2006. It measures 46 m in length and 12 m in width. With a capacity of 450 passengers and 32 vehicles, it connects Quiberon to Le Palais (Belle-Île) in 50 minutes at a speed of 12 knots. Safety sheet.
Vindilis — An Unbreakable Link with Belle-Île
The Vindilis entered service in 1998. “Vindilis” was the first name used on ancient maps to designate Belle-Île-en-Mer. Measuring 48 m long and 12.5 m wide, it sails at 12 knots and carries up to 399 passengers and 39 vehicles. Safety sheet.
Kerdonis — Fast Launch and Clean Ship
As the first Clean Ship-certified vessel in the fleet, Kerdonis is a fast passenger craft dedicated to the Quiberon – Le Palais and Quiberon – Sauzon summer routes.
Measuring 30.75 m long and 8 m wide, it carries up to 295 passengers (no vehicles) and can reach 20 knots, linking Quiberon to Belle-Île in just 30 minutes. Safety sheet.
Vessels Operating on the Lorient <> Groix Line
Breizh Nevez I — Modernity and Comfort to Groix
Commissioned in April 2018, Breizh Nevez I is the newest ferry (roll-on/roll-off type) in the fleet.
At 43.5 m long, it can carry up to 300 passengers and 18 vehicles between Lorient and Groix in 45 minutes at 11.5 knots.
Île de Groix — Sistership of the Bangor
In service since 2008, this versatile ferry mainly operates between Lorient and Île de Groix, and occasionally between Quiberon and Belle-Île.
At 46 m long and 12 m wide, it can carry up to 450 passengers and 32 vehicles, at a cruising speed of 12 knots. Safety sheet.
Saint-Tudy — Elder of the Fleet
Commissioned in 1985, the Saint-Tudy is the oldest vessel in the fleet. Now replaced by Breizh Nevez I, it serves as the backup ship on the Lorient <> Groix line.
This ferry can carry 380 passengers and 21 vehicles at 11.5 knots.
Vessel Operating on the Quiberon <> Houat <> Hoëdic Line
Melvan — Between Houat and Hoëdic
Commissioned in 2010, Melvan takes its name from a rocky islet located between Houat and Hoëdic, the two islands it serves.
With an average speed of 16.5 knots, it connects Quiberon to Houat in 40 minutes and to Hoëdic in 55 minutes.
This launch, adapted to the specific needs of the islands, can carry up to 234 passengers and 45 tons of freight. Safety sheet.
