CENTRE DE VOILE ET KAYAK LANDEDA - ABER WRAC'H

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CVL - NAUTICAL CENTER

Our school, accredited by the French Sailing Federation (FFV), the Canoe Kayak Federation (FFCK), and the Hiking Federation (FFRP), is located in northern Finistère at Aber Wrac'h in the Abers region, a picturesque and wild location in the commune of Landéda.

We are a non-profit association (loi 1901) since 1971, the CVL's mission is to enable as many people as possible, year-round, to discover and share their passion for the sea, regardless of their skill level.

Qualified supervision on high-performance equipment

With a team of 5 state-certified instructors and more than 12 federal instructors, all qualified, the CVL offers a varied range of courses at levels suited to everyone.

Optimal security

The highly protected waters of Aber Wrac'h and Aber Benoit allow for water sports activities to be carried out in almost all weather conditions under optimum safety conditions. Surveillance of the waters and training courses is provided by 18 motorboats during the season.

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Approvals

Departmental Directorate of Youth and Sports No. 29 101 1003. Academic Inspection for Seaside Classes under No. S 92 085 B

Our affiliations

FFV

Fédération Française de Voile

FFCK

Fédération Française

de Canoë Kayak

FFR

Fédération Française

de Randonnée

FFH

Fédération Française Handisport

CVL'S HISTORY
Creation of the CVL: April 13, 1971. Generous donors leaned over its cradle : Dr. André Morvan, mayor of Landéda, who made a personal donation equivalent to the value of two cars (2CVs) from the period ; Mr. Georges de Gaudemont, the first president of the CVL, who gave it its first impetus with his vision of "Beautiful Pleasure Craft" and his generosity ; Mr. Yves René Fleury, with the Festival Committee and the participation of Ms. Keraudy, who made it possible to organize a fair in the harbor in July 1971.

Donations and proceeds from the fair made it possible to purchase the first CVL boats.

The goal was to make sailing more accessible and to educate young people toward greater independence.

We are now over 50 years old, the age of maturity and strength.

Our original direction and values must be maintained. New challenges lie ahead. The volunteers of 1971 created a wonderful association. Its development, starting in 1981, was ensured by a team of professionals and volunteers. The municipality of Jean-François Kervern, by constructing a building for us on the port in 1985, allowed us to strengthen our work and ensure continuity; we were able to move into new premises in March 2023.