Port des Pêcheurs d'Yvoire

Port des Pêcheurs d'Yvoire is located by the medieval village of Yvoire on the French shore of Lake Geneva (Lac Léman). The harbour comprises a total of 460 berths spread across the marina (352 berths), Port des Falaises (28 berths, closed to visitors) and Port des Pêcheurs (58 berths, reserved for fishing boats). The entrance to the marina is 35 metres wide with a depth of 2 to 2.5 metres, marked at night by a fixed red light and flashing red/green lights. Call the harbour office on VHF channel 09 ten minutes before arrival. There are 22 guest berths: 15 on the central floating pontoon (catway) and 7 on buoys inside the half-moon area. Guest fees start from €20 per night in low season (buoy), rising to €40-50 in high season depending on berth type and boats over 10 metres. Payment is by card only at the harbour office, which is open 7 days a week from 7:30 to 20:00 in summer and 8-12/13-16 in winter.

The marina offers toilets and four showers at the harbour office (code access), plus a sanitary block opposite the quay. There is drinking water, shore power, a waste sorting centre, pump-out for black water and free wifi for visiting sailors. A children's playground is located at Quai Léopold Thorens, and there is a slipway for launching small boats and rowing boats. Secure parking is available near the medieval old town, with the option of an annual parking card at special rates for boat owners.