Port France

Club Nautique de Vassivière Port Crozat is a yacht club located in Peyrat-le-Château. It offers a variety of nautical activities and has a website where you can find out more about their services and events. They also offer water safety training for members. The club's home lake, Lac de Vassivière, is ranked among the 10 most beautiful lakes in France by Géo magazine.

Public port with private, catways berthing, bilateral, bar with access to users, supply of water and electricity. Free inclined plane access.

Public port with private, catways berthing, bilateral, bar with access to users, supply of water and electricity. Free inclined plane access.

Third in number of pontoonplaces in the rank of marinas of the Atlantic façade with its two ports, that of Château and that of Moulin Blanc, Brest now has more than 2,200 places for visitors and boats of any size. These two ports are run by Brest'Aim, the mixed economy company of the city and BMO. Equipped with floating pontoons and facilities for boaters, port du Château is also fitted with a full equipment for waste-water treatment but also for the draining and motor oils. This is why with its ideal location (near the bottleneck) and its large linear pontoons from 300 to 400 metres long, port du Château reconciles the city with the sea. A harbour office, named Espace Bernard Giraudeau, was operating in 2012. This marina is the theatre of the maritime activities of the urban area, like the Tonnerres de Brest festivals. Many other events punctuate the place, including the departures and arrivals of major transatlantic races. Along the marina, you will find bars and restaurants and you can walk on the prints, registered in the bronze, in the hands of great navigators. Port du Moulin Blanc, bordering Oceanapolis, is the historical port of the city. Many pontoons and few bar-restaurants, like Le Tour du Monde of Olivier de Kersauzon, make the place successful.

In a way, this former oyster harbor represents the living memory of the commune. Nowadays, activity is reduced, but it will soon be redeveloped to enable yachtsmen to moor in this authentic, peaceful setting. The oyster huts, built by the fishermen themselves, add a touch of nostalgia to the charm of this place. They are due to be refurbished. A project for a fishing lake with a small hamlet of light housing is also planned, creating an exceptional leisure haven.

Towards the end of the ^18th century, the cultivation of vines encouraged the expansion of this small port, whose activities were divided between river transport and fishing. Today, it's the pleasure boaters who come to make a stopover and take advantage of the berths (36, including 2 for visitors) available in the port. Good to know: every year in July, the municipality organizes the Goulée port festival, which includes a pétanque competition, a night market, a funfair and the throwing of a wreath into the sea in memory of lost sailors.

With its 1,400 berths, it is the largest marina in the Vendée. 24-hour access with a minimum draught of 2 m. In the summer, about a hundred berths are available to visitors. Maximum boat length: 20 m. A special pontoon is dedicated to catamarans. Complete port facilities: fresh water, electricity at each berth, fuel station at the quayside, slipways, lifts, 24-hour security. VHF weather station on channel 9. It is from Port-Olonna that the boats set off for the Vendée Globe race.

It is located 12 miles from Les Sables-d'Olonne, 5 miles from Bourgenay (Talmont-Saint-Hilaire) and 17 miles from Saint-Martin-de-Ré in Charente-Maritime. It offers 508 moorings and 211 pontoon berths. It is accessible within 2 hours before and 2 hours after high tide (draught less than 1.50 m). The approach at night is to be avoided as there are no lights. You will be able to enjoy its natural cove by relaxing in the shade of the café and restaurant terraces.

A hundred places are available for your sailboat or motorboat.

Located on a branch of the Canal Latéral à la Loire, the Port de La Jonction is a haven of peace at the gates of the city, for all boaters. A 220 m long pontoon, to welcome barges, and 56 places for boats of less than 15 meters make up the marina. In addition, there is a harbour master's office and numerous services. The cycling stop is very popular and has various facilities to facilitate your walks.

Close to the town center, the harbor is equipped to welcome visiting yachtsmen. In all, more than 15 berths at the halte fluviale and its reception pontoon, and a further 60 berths at the port in the Baie Mignot basin. A unified range of services: mooring contracts, tourist office services, souvenir store, sale of cold drinks and ice creams. Sanitary facilities, showers, laundry, garbage can, play area, picnic area and motorhome area complete the offer.

Chalon-sur-Saône is the place to be if you're just out for a stroll, or if you want to spend a week cruising the canals or the Saône. Many yachtsmen sail up or down the wide river, and enjoy stopping off in the city of Chalon. This pretty port is a haven of peace right in the center of town. Open all year round, it has around 150 berths and a water and electricity supply. Numerous services available at the harbor master's office.

River access, harbor master's office, club house. The port has some 380 residents for 425 pontoons and catways, with vacant spaces occupied by visiting boats. Spanish and English speakers welcome you all year round. Situated on the left bank of the Adour, 700 m from its mouth, the 15 mooring pontoons are all equipped with water and electricity. With a wide choice of services: toilets and showers, laundry, wifi, weather forecast, water and electricity.

While La Rochelle boasts one of Europe's largest marinas, this basin is an exception. Sailors can access the beaching harbor, the Bassin des Chalutiers, as well as the Bassin des Yachts after a short passage between the two towers. A total of 390 berths are available, including 80 for visitors. The Bassin des Chalutiers accommodates large yachts from 17 m to 50 m, while the Havre d'échouage is ideal for sailors wishing to visit the city center. The port is well equipped for easy access, with gangways fitted with anti-slip strips and reserved parking spaces for cars...

The Sarreguemines marina was the first marina in the Moselle to be awarded the "European Blue Flag" label in 2003. It is equipped with all the necessary facilities. All conditions are met for a successful stay: barbecue area, wi-fi access, picnic area, secure access... as well as a petanque area and a children's playground nearby. The marina is located right in the city centre on the right bank of the Saar, nestled in a green setting, and has about forty mooring rings.

Located at l'Epine, the port of Morin has always been a place where sailors used to wet their small boats. But it was a poorly protected anchorage. It was in 1983 that the project for a port reinforced by dikes was decided. The work was completed in 2000. Today, the port of Morin is essentially a marina, although there are still some professional fishermen. Its total capacity is 935 seats. With 850 boats, this port lives at the rhythm of the tides, since it fails at times of high low water.

This small marina is the first nautical stopover from Chalon-sur-Saône. Twenty or so berths equipped with electric hook-ups are available. Take the opportunity to stroll along the greenway and discover the surrounding countryside thanks to the bike rental service. On-site tourist information and practical facilities make this a pleasant place to stay all year round. A large play area in the shape of a boat is a welcome addition for families.

Locaboat manages the harbor master's office and offers boats for hire, with or without a license. Twelve mooring rings enable you to make a stopover in the commune of Saint Léger sur Dheun. Three itineraries are available: a weekend in the heart of the Santenay vineyards, an epicurean tour that takes in Louhans and Chalon sur Saône, and a final tour entitled Vieilles pierres et grand cru, which combines the first two in one week. Discover Burgundy at the pace of a cruise.

At this stopover on the banks of the Garonne Canal, boaters have access to water and electricity, as well as toilets and showers. Payment terminal for tokens.

The harbor has 770 berths, 250 of which are reserved for visiting yachtsmen. On-site services include toilets, showers, free Wi-Fi Internet access, leasing and fuel. The major attraction of the port of Saint-Florent is undoubtedly its location in the heart of the village, at the foot of the citadel ramparts. Here, you can stroll along the colorful, picturesque quays and watch the sun go down on the evening terraces.

In this commune with its exceptional heritage, now listed as a Monument Historique, the port of Laurède was one of the main ports on the Adour in the ^17th century. Among the materials transiting through Laurède were mainly wines from Chalosse and Béarn, which were transported to Bayonne on gabares, traditional flat-bottomed boats. One of the port's warehouses, Larribère, still exists today. Port activity gradually declined before ceasing in the ^19th century.

This marina is the stronghold of German charter company Kuhnle-Tours, which is involved in developing and promoting river tourism in the region. Boaters will find everything they need for a stopover here. They can also take a refreshing break at the nearby restaurant. Kuhnle-Tours and its Marina offer a full range of services: a fleet of houseboats for hire and without a license, 50 mooring places for visiting yachtsmen, a boatyard, a fully-equipped reception area (sanitary facilities, water and electricity service points, washing machine, etc.), 14 motorhome pitches and tourist accommodation. Another small harbor completes the overall infrastructure: the " Halte fluviale du Vieux Moulin" on rue du Vieux Moulin. This is the last marina before the Saint-Louis-Arzviller Inclined Plan passes through.

This marina on the Canal de la Sarre, on the edge of the Etang de Gondrexange, offers a stopover for boats navigating the canal, as well as those arriving from the Etang. Boaters will find on-site sanitary facilities, a water ramp and access to electricity. The harbor also boasts a grocery store where you can buy basic necessities and refreshments. A terrace is available to enjoy the peace and quiet and the view of the canal. The site also offers electric bikes for hire, so you can explore the surrounding area and/or ride along the banks. Takeaway drinks and a small grocery store.

A reception desk and information desk are available to the public inside the terminal. Open until 8pm, depending on boat departures in July and August. Here you'll find information on boat and coach schedules, shuttle services and sea tours... as well as tourist brochures. Companies : La Méridionale, SNAV and Corsica Linea. Lines to Marseille, Civitavecchia and Sardinia.

The port of Macinaggio, named after its windmills, is the Cap Corse marina and the largest on the peninsula. Well sheltered from the prevailing winds, the harbor offers a host of modern facilities and services, including a repair workshop, careening facilities, a 45-t elevator, a crane, drinking water, fuel and electricity at the quayside... Today, with 543 berths, the marina has doubled its capacity since 1971: it can accommodate boats up to 50 m long on its quays equipped for large yachts; 240 berths are reserved for passage.

Narbonne's picturesque marina is located south of Narbonne, on the Etang de Bages. Accessible by sea from Port-la-Nouvelle, La Nautique, despite its modernity, is over 2,000 years old. When the Romans founded Narbo Martius in 118 BC, they chose this site for their main landing stage. Today, it's a tourist attraction, attracting yachtsmen and holidaymakers alike for its marina atmosphere.

Located at the gates of Saint-Pierre-la-Mer, this small harbour has a harbour master's office, sanitary blocks and 600 pitches available for hire all year round. Its large capacity and its immediate access to the sea allow the practice of many nautical activities. Thus, on the spot, you will find a diving club, a sailing school, a fishermen's association and some cruise departures.

Pleasant marina where it is good to spend a few days to enjoy the shopping streets, restaurants and small bistros, the beach, museums, including the Juno Beach Centre. It's a great opportunity to meet the fishermen. The port with some 20 boats is strongly anchored and attached to the activity at sea. A wide variety of fish, shellfish and crustaceans are landed throughout the year. Stock up on provisions every day at the stalls of the Allied dock. It's rare to find anything better on the coast.

The port of Ajaccio has twice-daily connections with the French mainland to Marseille, Toulon and Nice, with Corsica Linea to Marseille, Corsica Ferries to Toulon and La Méridionale to Marseille and Toulon. There are also occasional connections to Sardinia, via the Porto-Torres ferry terminal. For more information on crossings, you can visit the Gare Maritime every day from 6:30 a.m. until the last ferry departure.

Managed by Ports Toulon Provence, the small marina in Porquerolles is protected from the east wind and the south winds. Quickly encombré, particularly in the summer period, a decree decree bans access to Port Cros waters to vessels not equipped with black water tanks: Boaters are therefore invited to equip their boats according to the prescribed standards.

Sheltered from the swell and the open sea, the Arcachon marina has 2,600 berths, including 250 for passage, spread over 28 pontoons. Boats must not exceed 30 meters in length, with a maximum draught of 6 meters. Marina staff are on hand to help with mooring. A full range of services is offered to customers: water, electricity, sanitary facilities, fuel, wastewater.

Located on the Canal du Midi, near the train station, the charming little marina of Carcassonne offers 47 berths, supervised during the day by the harbor master's office and at night by a security company. Nearby, the Bastide Saint-Louis (heart of the city) offers a wide range of activities, entertainment and shops. Moreover, you will be able to have access to guided tours on tourist boats, rent a boat...

The gateway to southern Burgundy, Decize's marina at the confluence of the Canal Latéral à la Loire, the Canal du Nivernais, the Aron and the Vieille Loire is a real draw. From here, you can connect to all the waterways of France. With a capacity of 80 boats, the Blue Flag-labeled harbor is a comfortable stopover. The harbour master's office offers a wide range of high-quality services. Nearby B&Bs and restaurants are also available. What's more, the entire site is accessible to people with reduced mobility.