Getting around by boat and ferry Narbonne

Narbonne's river port is located on the Canal de la Robine, the essential artery that keeps this ancient Roman city moving. The Robine, a UNESCO World Heritage site, welcomes yachtsmen all year round on 2.5 kilometers of 4 quays: the Quai Central (Quai des Barques), located in the heart of the historic city and reserved for temporary stopovers, the Quai Vallière, the Quai d'Alsace and the Quai de l'Escoute. The Capitainerie offices are located in the Lavoir parking lot, near the Charité locks.

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.