Capitainerie

The marina lies at the heart of the Gulf of Morbihan in Brittany and comprises three parts: the Conleau anchorage, the Vannes Maritime Station (commercial and passenger port), and the marina itself located in the heart of the historic city. The port of Vannes offers a shelter of first choice in the heart of the Gulf of Morbihan.

The approach channel is marked and followed from Arradon; the marina lies upstream of a swing bridge at the end of an enclosed basin closed by a lock gate. The Kérino bridge is regulated by traffic lights, with two-way traffic and priority given to outgoing boats. Boats with a beam of 4.20 m or more must contact the harbour office before entering or leaving the channel. The harbour office is located at Quai Bernard Moitessier in Vannes, listening on VHF channel 9.

At the harbour office in the historic centre you will find toilets, showers and wifi.

From the marina it's a short walk into Vannes' medieval old town with its ramparts and narrow streets lined with half-timbered houses, and coastal paths continue from the Conleau peninsula to the village of Séné. Tie up and step straight from the quay into the old ducal city.