A Particular types of sailing boat traditionally used for fishing in the Gulf of Morbihan and Quiberon Bay.

An aber (a Celtic word denoting an estuary) Gold ria (a Galician word) is a bay FORMED by the mouth of a coastal river Partly valley and gold Wholly, Invaded by the sea. In international geography, th [..]

The act of dropping an anchor in order to hold a boat in place

A Place Where boats can be anchored

The cultivation of plants (algae) and animals (crustaceans, shellfish, fish, etc.) in an aquatic environment

Algae (Fucus) Deposited on the shore by the sea and used as fertilizer In Some coastal areas

A French word Designating a structure used for growing mussels and shellfish --other. A mussel Normally takes the form of an oak or chestnut stake two to six meters in length.

The front portion of the hull of a ship

The Place Where the navigational instruments and controls are Located on a ship

A narrow piece of land Extending out into the sea