Bassin à flot du Mané

Port-Haliguen at Quiberon in Morbihan is a marina on the Quiberon peninsula, facing the beautiful Bay of Quiberon. The harbour comprises several basins – the old harbour basin, Port Haliguen 1 and 2, and the guest basin du Mané, which is kept at a constant water level by a barrage so boats do not dry out at low tide.

On arrival you contact the harbour office on VHF channel 9. Advance booking is not possible, so it is recommended to contact the harbour office to check availability, especially for larger vessels. Guest berths are located along the dyke in the west basin and on the central mole in the east basin, and the du Mané basin has a depth of around 3 metres. The marina is well sheltered from wind, and boats moor alongside floating pontoons.

Onboard you can enjoy good sanitary facilities, a fuel station open 24 hours a day, wifi access, and water and electricity at the berths. The harbour area also has a chandlery and bicycle rental available.

Just a short walk from the pontoons, the Darse de Castéro offers restaurants, bars and a hairdresser, while the old port has further restaurants and bars, takeaway pizza, and a market every Wednesday from mid-June to mid-September. There is also a supermarket about 800 metres from the marina. During Heritage Days in September you can visit the old lighthouse, and from April to September art exhibitions are held at the Maison du Phare.