Bassin Napoléon

Bassin Napoléon is one of three basins within the Port de Plaisance de Boulogne-sur-Mer in Pas-de-Calais, France. The basin is intended for sailboats and motorboats and holds 280 berths.

To enter Bassin Napoléon you must pass through a lock, which operates from 3 hours 20 minutes before high tide until 4 hours 30 minutes after high tide. Contact the harbour office on VHF channel 9, while port control/dispatching can be reached on VHF channel 12. The whole marina is secured and enclosed by gates, with access reserved for customers.

As a visiting sailor you'll find free wifi covering both the outer harbour and Bassin Napoléon. Waste sorting stations are available at each basin. Berths have access to fresh water and shore power on the pontoons, and the marina's sanitary blocks offer toilets, showers and a laundry with washing machine. There is also an automatic fuel station with diesel and unleaded petrol 98, plus reserved parking for badge-holding customers.

The marina enjoys a central location, putting you within easy reach of Boulogne-sur-Mer's old town and the Nausicaá aquarium, both within walking distance of the quays. Berth in Bassin Napoléon and make the most of the short walk to the town's attractions and shops.