Addresse
25 rue Lenepveu
49100 Angers
Impasse de la Tour des Anglais, Damgan, France
In Pénerf, at the foot of the Tour des Anglais, your station offers self-service paddle board and kayak rental in Damgan. Paddle up the Pénerf river, a wild ria in the Gulf of Morbihan Regional Nature Park, between oyster beds, a picturesque harbour and migrating birds.
Address
11 Imp. de la Tour des Anglais, 56750 Damgan
Opening hours
For opening hours, please call the number below
Contact
06 78 79 13 25
Prices
To see the prices, scan the QR code
Renting equipment at this station?
Before renting equipment at the station, you must read the general terms of access and use of the service by downloading the documents: General Terms of Access and Use and Privacy Policy.
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Where to find your self-service paddle board and kayak rental station in Damgan?
You will find the station on Impasse de la Tour des Anglais, on the riverbank. Scan the code, pick up your craft and off you paddle.
Kayak and paddle board trips nearby.
Paddle up the Pénerf ria towards Le Tour-du-Parc and Ambon, or round the Pointe du Dibenn to see the oyster beds up close. The river lives to the rhythm of the tides: preferably set off with the flood tide and come back with the ebb.
What to do and see around Damgan
Set at the tip of the Rhuys peninsula, in the Morbihan, Damgan is a south-facing seaside resort lined with sandy beaches stretching for several kilometres. Between the ocean, the Pénerf river and the nearby Gulf of Morbihan, the area brings together everything that makes southern Brittany so charming: long family beaches, oyster marshes, coastal paths and characterful villages. It is an ideal playground for discovering the region from the water. With paddle board rental in Damgan or a kayak on the Pénerf river, you explore these landscapes at your own pace, in complete freedom.
La Grande Plage and Kervoyal
La Grande Plage offers almost 4 km of south-facing sand, supervised in summer and equipped for families. Further west, Kervoyal beach, nestled in a wooded cove, has a wilder feel and shallow waters.
The Pénerf river
The Pénerf river forms a vast area of channels, marshes and salt meadows, a centre of oyster farming since 1858. By kayak, you paddle past the oyster beds in a peaceful, unspoilt setting.
Pointe de Penvins
At the tip of Pointe de Penvins, the Notre-Dame-de-la-Côte chapel watches over a spectacular natural site battered by the waves. The headland offers beautiful views over the ocean, ideal on a coastal walk.
The GR 34 coastal path
The famous customs officers’ path runs along the whole coastline and reveals the natural heritage of the Rhuys peninsula. On Saturday mornings, the Damgan market is full of oysters, shellfish and Breton specialities.
Château de Suscinio
About 25 km away, in Sarzeau, Château de Suscinio raises its medieval silhouette facing the sea. A favourite residence of the Dukes of Brittany, it is a must-see excursion on the Rhuys peninsula.
The Gulf of Morbihan and Vannes
Damgan is ideally located for exploring the Gulf of Morbihan, a small inland sea dotted with islands. About thirty minutes away, the medieval city of Vannes reveals its ramparts and lanes.
Frequently asked questions about paddle board rental in Damgan
Do I need to book in advance?
No, no booking is needed. Our paddle boards and kayaks are available on a self-service basis at the Damgan station: simply scan the QR code displayed on site to unlock your equipment. You set off whenever you like, with no time constraints or bookings.
What are the prices?
Prices are shown on site when you scan the station’s QR code. You can see the available durations and prices before confirming, in complete transparency. Payment is made simply from your phone.
Is the rental suitable for beginners?
Yes, paddleboarding and kayaking are activities open to everyone, including beginners. On calm water and close to the shore, you get your bearings in a few minutes. For a first time, choose flat water, favourable tides and stay close to the shore.
Is there a minimum age?
Rental is not permitted to minors under 18. Before renting, take the time to read the general terms of access and use (CGAU) displayed on site and available on this web page. They set out the age, safety and liability conditions.
How do I deal with wind, tides and sea conditions?
The station is located by the sea and close to the Pénerf river: always check the weather and tide times before setting off. Be particularly wary of offshore winds, which push you out to sea and give a false impression of calm water, as well as tidal currents in the river. If in doubt, stay close to the shore, choose flat water and give up if conditions deteriorate.
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