Sailing stands for freedom, nature and independence. But that freedom has, rightly, clear limits. For whether you are gliding leisurely across an inland waterway, cruising the Baltic Sea or dreaming of longer passages: safety on board is never a secondary concern. Depending on the sailing area and intended use, there are binding requirements to comply with, and beyond those, the skipper's duty to ensure safe operation at all times.
Are you looking into sailing events at Port Leucate to plan your nautical season and organise your time on the water? Good news: with regattas, international competitions and races in more unusual disciplines such as land yachting, Port Leucate is an unmissable destination for sailing and wind sports on the Mediterranean.
Sailing stands for freedom, nature, and independence. But that freedom has — rightly so — clear boundaries. Whether you're gliding peacefully across an inland lake, sailing the Baltic Sea, or dreaming of longer offshore passages: safety on board is not an afterthought. Depending on the sailing area and intended use, there are binding requirements — and beyond that, the skipper's duty to ensure safe operation.
In 2026, the RecFishing app becomes the official mandatory registration and reporting system for recreational sea fishing in France. For boaters sailing in the Channel, the Atlantic, or the Mediterranean, this development changes certain habits.
Who is affected by this new fishing regulation? How does the app work? What needs to be declared? And what are the consequences of non-compliance? Port Adhoc has put together a comprehensive guide to help you understand the 2026 recreational fishing regulations and fish with complete peace of mind.
Germany offers boaters an exceptional variety of sailing areas within a comparatively small space. We would like to introduce you to 8 very different, yet particularly popular, regions. Inland areas with predictable conditions are sometimes only a few hours’ drive from challenging coastal regions that allow for true sea sailing. Therefore, the quality of a trip depends not only on the boat but above all, of which area suits your expectations, your crew, and your sailing style.
If you are a boater and own a vessel based in France, you may have already considered taking it to the Netherlands. But do you know what the options are for making the journey from one country to the other? In this article, Port Adhoc explores the different sailing routes from France to the Netherlands.
Remember: last summer, Julien Poublan – a Port Adhoc boat owner – was preparing for a very special Atlantic voyage. Aboard Désirade, his Sun Odyssey 36i, he aimed to carry out environmental awareness activities and collect environmental data to support certain scientific studies. Today, where does his project stand?
In Le Verdon-sur-Mer, Port Médoc is part of a genuine port dynamic – attentive to projects that give meaning to local maritime life. Among the latest initiatives, the reception of the former military patrol boat Pen Men marks an important milestone: from 2026, the heritage vessel, currently under restoration, will indeed be moored year-round at Port Médoc.
In Sweden, the Stockholm archipelago represents a vast playground for sailors in search of nature and discovery. Between the islands of the gulf, sheltered channels, and calm anchorages, the region offers recreational sailors a multitude of routes suitable for both short cruises and longer voyages.
As the end of the year approaches, many of us wonder what will be the best way to enjoy it. Is it more pleasant to spend the holidays at home, celebrating Christmas and New Year there, or, on the contrary, is it better to take the opportunity to change scenery?
For the duration of an article, the Port Adhoc team would like to make you dream. Here are some ideas and destinations for enjoying the festive season on board your boat!