Anse de Lauberlac'h, stop
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Anse de Lauberlac'h

Anse de Lauberlac'h is a sheltered anchorage tucked into the Plougastel Peninsula on the Brest roadstead, where you can drop anchor in thick mud at around 10 metres — it holds exceptionally well. The bay feels genuinely calm here, especially when winds are running west through northeast, making it a go-to spot to sit out changeable Breton weather. If you fancy stretching your legs, the peninsula's trails are well worth exploring on foot.

Based on AIS data

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Popular Times

How full it gets, by local hour — tallest when the most boats are here.

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  • Busiest on Saturdays and Sundays
  • Fullest around 02:00, emptiest around 15:00
  • Half the boats arrive by 16:00
  • 65% of visits are overnight
  • Typical stay: ~15h · max recorded 6 boats
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19 legs boats have actually been recorded sailing.