Your boat, your goals and one contact to follow the next steps.
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You stay in control of the price, the viewings and the offers.
With us as your yacht brokers Port Haliguen, you have practical support for selling or buying a boat in Quiberon, Brittany, France. To support your sale, we advertise your boat, arrange viewings and handle the paperwork through completion, keeping you informed throughout the process. When you buy, we negotiate purchase terms, coordinate the survey and manage the paperwork through completion, helping you understand what needs to happen before handover. Free valuation · only 5% commission. You may have started with “sell my boat Port Haliguen”: contact us about your plans, and we can discuss your sale or the purchase you are considering.
Port Haliguen has 1300 berths. The Darse de Castéro has restaurants, bars, a hairdresser, concierge, ship chandlers, bicycle rental and boat rental; the old port has restaurants, bars and takeaway pizza, with a nearby supermarket. The harbour office is open year-round and can be contacted on VHF 9 or +33 2 97 50 20 56.
1300 berths; in Brittany
The nearest airport is Lorient Bretagne Sud Airport.
The nearest TGV station is Auray (Paris in 2h53), and BreizhGo bus line 601 runs Auray, Plouharnel and Quiberon all year. The summer Tire-Bouchon train links Auray with Quiberon from mid-June to mid-September.
You gain international exposure for your boat, with enquiries and viewings handled for you. We promote your boat on more than 20 international platforms, including YachtWorld, so your advertising reaches beyond a single market. You benefit from a free valuation to help you set an asking price, and a 5% commission whose terms are written in a mandate you read before signing. For your boat at Port Haliguen, we handle buyer enquiries and arrange viewings, giving you fewer enquiries to handle yourself. We negotiate offers for you, so you have help negotiating the sale price. You also have the paperwork handled through to completion, with help through the final signing. Your benefit extends beyond advertising: you have representation when a buyer makes an offer. We present your boat to international buyers in their own language, helping them understand the boat you are offering for sale.
As a buyer, you gain help finding a boat that fits your brief, with viewings arranged for you. We work in six languages, giving you support across language barriers as you look for a boat. You deal with one contact from your initial enquiry to signing, so you have a consistent point of contact for your purchase. We negotiate the price for you, giving you representation when an asking price becomes an offer. You benefit from survey coordination, with the arrangements handled on your behalf. We also handle the paperwork to completion, so your purchase includes support with the final documents. Your brief shapes the search, while your contact handles viewings, price negotiations, survey coordination and the paperwork.
You can assess your sale with a free valuation and a 5% commission written into your mandate, with its terms available before you sign. Your boat reaches international buyers in their own language through a network working in six languages. We advertise on more than 20 international platforms, including YachtWorld, so your boat is presented beyond your local market. We handle buyer enquiries, arrange viewings and negotiate offers, taking those tasks off your hands. We also handle the paperwork through to completion. You have one contact from your first enquiry to signing, so you know whom to contact. Contact us with your sell my boat Port Haliguen enquiry and let us handle your sale.
Start with a reasoned asking price for your boat. We provide a free valuation grounded in comparable boats, so you have a clear starting point for the sale of your boat.
International buyers can understand your boat in their own language, giving you an accessible presentation across language barriers. We use clear photographs and complete information to help them evaluate its features.
Gain international exposure for your boat on more than 20 international platforms, including YachtWorld. We present it to buyers in their own language and answer buyer enquiries on your behalf.
You have viewings handled for you because we arrange and attend them for you. We handle the buyer calls and ensure only serious buyers come aboard your boat, without you having to answer the enquiries.
Keep the same contact until signing, so you know whom to approach. We negotiate offers for you, and your mandate states our 5% commission and its terms for you to read before signing.
Available
Sailing boats
2008 |
Marina Genoa, Italy
EUR
164000
15.07 m Length
4 Cabins
Port Haliguen has 1300 berths. The Darse de Castéro has restaurants, bars, a hairdresser, concierge, ship chandlers, bicycle rental and boat rental; the old port has restaurants, bars and takeaway pizza, with a nearby supermarket. The harbour office is open year-round and can be contacted on VHF 9 or +33 2 97 50 20 56.
Port Haliguen was once a small drying harbour for traders and fishermen; today it is a leisure port with about 1,200 berths for pleasure craft, fishing boats and passenger vessels, at the entrance to the Bay of Quiberon. It reports more than 17,000 visitor nights a year, making it Brittany’s leading port of call, and the Compagnie des Ports du Morbihan runs it. The lighthouse of 1856 still marks the harbour, and the centre of Quiberon is a ten-minute walk. A local broker can help present your boat against that busy, visitor-rich backdrop.
Quiberon is in Morbihan, Brittany. Port Haliguen is Quiberon’s marina on the Quiberon peninsula.
The 1856 lighthouse and the former keeper’s house, now used for artist exhibitions from April to September, stand right on the harbour. A market fills the old port every Wednesday from mid-June to mid-September, and Quiberon’s shops and thalassotherapy centre are close by. Further afield are the wild coast, the Conguel point looking over to the Teignouse lighthouse, megalithic menhirs, and the islands of Houat, Hoëdic and Belle-Île. Passenger boats leave from the central mole for the Gulf of Morbihan. Heritage Days in September open the old lighthouse to visitors, and artist exhibitions run at the Maison du Phare from April to September. A weekly market fills the old port on Wednesdays from mid-June to mid-September, and the summer Tire-Bouchon train brings day visitors to the peninsula between mid-June and mid-September. The Compagnie des Ports du Morbihan, which manages the port, publishes opening hours, notices and news for boaters on its website.
Fuel is on the central mole in the Castéro basin, with card payment day and night. Water and electricity, handling, a launch ramp and towing are available, and black-water pump-out is by appointment at the Porigo basin. Wi-Fi is free with the Carte Plaisance Morbihan, laundries are at Castéro and Porigo, and sorting points accept hazardous waste. Around the quays are cafés, restaurants, a chandler, bike and boat hire, a hairdresser and a concierge service; a supermarket is 800 m from the old port.
The port lies at the entrance of the Bay of Quiberon, a member of the association of the most beautiful bays in the world, with Houat, Hoëdic and Belle-Île within easy reach. The Mané floating basin has tide-dependent access hours, which the port publishes each year, so passage planning matters here. The capitainerie listens on VHF channel 9 continuously in spring, summer and early autumn. A live webcam and weather feed are available online, and the Castéro basin and old port offer further berthing.
The nearest airport is Lorient Bretagne Sud Airport.
nearest airport: Lorient Bretagne Sud
The nearest TGV station is Auray (Paris in 2h53), and BreizhGo bus line 601 runs Auray, Plouharnel and Quiberon all year. The summer Tire-Bouchon train links Auray with Quiberon from mid-June to mid-September.
1300 berths; in Brittany
The port lists handling, a launch ramp and towing among its services, with the technical services team based at the Porigo basin.
Black-water pump-out is arranged by appointment with the technical services at Porigo, and a shipchandler is based among the quayside shops.
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From the first conversation, we take the time to listen to your project and your timetable. Examining the boat lets us discuss its listing price with you. We prepare the listing, answer enquiries and arrange viewings. You take part in every decision, with one contact until signing.
You start by telling us about your project and your timetable. We examine the boat together and discuss its listing price. We draw up the listing with you, answer enquiries and arrange viewings. Offers and negotiation are followed with you.
Start by gathering the documents you hold: ownership, registration and maintenance invoices. We help you with this preparation and examine the boat with you. Its model, condition and equipment are used to prepare the listing. The photographs are also worked on together before it is presented to buyers.
For exchanges with international buyers, we present your boat in their language. We prepare the listing and its photographs with you, then answer enquiries and arrange viewings. Offers are followed together, and you stay involved in every decision about price and negotiation.
Our mandate, agreed with you, sets out the commission and its terms. You read it ahead of signing. The valuation is free. We also discuss the listing price by telling apart asking prices from documented sale amounts. You stay involved in every decision on price and offers.
If you want to look elsewhere, explore the marinas where we work: yacht brokers France, Crouesty, Morgat and Port Chantereyne.
Other marinas where we work:
Written commission terms let you see the cost of our service before you sign. Our commission is 5%, with its terms set out in a mandate you read first. Ask us for a free valuation of your boat at Port Haliguen to gain help setting your asking price. We will reply through the one contact who supports you from your initial enquiry to signing, giving you the same point of contact. You also benefit from enquiries and viewings handled for you, with offers negotiated on your behalf.
Other marinas we serve nearby: La Trinité-sur-Mer, Crouesty, Port de Vannes, Port Olona, Port La Vie, Port Joinville.
More marinas in the region: yacht brokers Brittany.
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