... The ramp goes under a bridge , within the Sailing centre building , it allows cars and trailers , an easy access to hard sand and the bay waters.
The bridge is 4.5 m wide and 3.7m high .
The first part of the ramp is asphalt , it is then possible to drive on to the hard sand. With strong East or North-East winds , some surf can be encountered at the bottom of the ramp.

.... Built as its clubhouse in 196. by the Brignogan Sailing Club , with financial help from its founding members , the building was sold to the Town council , when the club was transformed into a sailing school, in the mid-nineties. The creation of renowned architect Claude Petton , a Brignogan regular from youth , this building has been frequently acclaimed for its perfect blend with the original lanscape. Imbedded in the sand dune this concrete , glass and wood building , does not interrupt the coast profile. Thanks to a roof deck which is part of the coastal path , it also maintains a perfect view of the bay , for walkers and cyclists. This ramp can be reached through rue Douar-ar-Pont