Port de La Baule Le Pouliguen, marina built in the Pouliguen channel, on the border of the municipalities of La Baule-Escoublac and Pouliguen, in France
Port de La Baule Le Pouliguen is a fishing and sports harbor in La Baule-Escoublac and Le Pouliguen, featuring approximately 830 boat berths and 25 visitor berths. The harbor has wooden and concrete docks where sailboats, yachts, and fishing boats of varying sizes are moored.
The harbor was originally a place for local fishermen catching fish such as hake and sardine. Over time it transformed into a modern marina accommodating both commercial and recreational vessels while maintaining its fishing heritage.
The harbor brings together fishermen and sailing enthusiasts in a place where traditional fishing practices remain part of daily life. Visitors can watch locals repair nets and sort catches, witnessing how the community maintains its connection to the sea.
The harbor is easily accessible with parking nearby and public transportation options for convenient visits. Visitors should check tide schedules as water levels affect boat arrivals and departures, as well as the best times for walking along the quays.
At low tide the harbor reveals another side, with mud and sand appearing around the docks, which experienced sailors use for maintenance work. This tidal rhythm is typical of the sea and gives the landscape a natural dynamics.
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