Full Description & Details
Port des Minimes is a large marina on the Atlantic coast in La Rochelle, France. It offers 4,588 berths, including 464 visitor berths, across four basins: Bout Blanc, Marillac, Lazaret, and Tamaris. The marina can accommodate boats up to 50 meters in length with a maximum draft of 5 meters.
Each berth provides fresh water, electricity, Wi-Fi, and waste disposal. Fuel stations are available on site. The marina also has 60 jetties and 78 spaces ashore for sport monotypes.
Hoisting services are available with three mobile lifts (50-ton capacity), one self-propelled crane (30-ton), and two stationary electric cranes (2.5-ton). Contact the storage service at [email protected] or 05 46 44 91 16 for appointments.
How to get there
The marina is located at latitude 46° 8.9' N and longitude 1° 10.3' W. The access channel has a depth of 0.8 meters, with dredging on the side. The entrance is wide and deep, allowing for easy maneuverability. The approach is well-marked with buoys and lights.
Sailors should maintain a steady speed and watch for other vessels. Once inside, clear demarcations guide vessels to berths. No specific VHF channel is mentioned in the sources.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the maximum boat length and draft at Port des Minimes?
Port des Minimes can accommodate boats up to 50 meters in length with a maximum draft of 5 meters.
How many visitor berths are available at Port des Minimes?
Port des Minimes offers 464 visitor berths out of a total of 4,588 berths.
What amenities are provided at each berth in Port des Minimes?
Each berth at Port des Minimes is equipped with fresh water supply, electricity points, Wi-Fi connectivity, and waste disposal facilities.
Are fuel stations available at Port des Minimes?
Yes, fuel stations are strategically located within Port des Minimes for easy access.
What hoisting services are available at Port des Minimes?
Port des Minimes has three mobile lifts (50-ton capacity), one self-propelled crane (30-ton), and two stationary electric cranes (2.5-ton). Contact [email protected] or 05 46 44 91 16.
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