Bayonne-Anglet Marina
Port Adhoc Bayonne/Anglet
Adresse: ZA du Lazaret, quai de l’Adour – 64600 Anglet
Mail: contact@port-adhoc.com
Our Marina Manager, Damien Dachary, will be happy to welcome you in Port Adhoc Bayonne/Anglet. Do not hesitate to contact us to know more about how the dry stack marina works, our prices…
Our facilites
- Private pontoons
- Racks currently containing 150 places, storing motor boats up to 9 meters long
- Free access to maintenance area with water and electricity at your disposal
- Open 7 days a week all the year round
- Private Parking
Description
Anglet marina depends on tides like most of marinas of the Atlantic coast. However, thanks to our location and our engines, we can launch your boat whenever you want.
Anglet basin
Our dry stack marina is located only 1 mile away from the Atlantic, on the Adour River.
In Anglet, you will enjoy both the famous long beaches and the beautiful promenade on the cliff top to the lighthouse in Cap Saint-Martin.  This 19th century lighthouse marks the boundaries between Anglet and Biarritz. Down the cliff, you can visit the grotto of the Chambre d’Amour. A tale tells the fateful romance of two turtledoves,Laorens, a poor orphan, and Saubade, daughter of a rich farmer. They met in the grotto, despite having been forbidden by the father. And finally they were swept out to sea by the wild breakers of the Atlantic.
http://www.anglet-tourisme.com
You could visit Biarritz and Bayonne. In Bayonne, do not miss the Saint Marie Cathedral in Bayonne which is registered in the Unesco Word Heritage. Walk dwon the street in the old town. And if you are here in August, enjoy the Bayonne festival. In Biarritz, enjoy the sunny weather of the city where  Napoléon III and Eugénie used to come. Visit the Impéral Chapel build by Eugénie, the Casino, the fishing port, or even the « Rocher de la Vierge… »
In the north of Anglet, walk to the long sand beaches along the famous pine tree forest.
In the south, enjoy the landscape of the protected basque ledge, down the Rhune, where the moutains plummet the sea. You could visit  Saint-Jean-De-Luz, Hendaye or Ciboure, beautiful basques cities. Finally you could fish in the Golf de Gascogne well-known for anchovies, hakes or soles.