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For several months now, the Port Adhoc group has been carrying out various renovation projects in the network’s ports. These include the fitting out of pontoons with new “intelligent” water and electricity terminals, which will once again see our ports and marinas evolve. The aim is to modernize our infrastructure and equipment, and further enhance the experience of our boaters.
In each marina and dry port in the Port Adhoc network, a document provides boaters with all the information they need on the subject of regulations. It sets out the rules and regulations to be respected, as well as good behavior to be adopted in the harbour areas, so that everyone can enjoy them.
Every year, work is carried out at Le Verdon-sur-Mer to de-silt the Port Médoc marina. The aim of this operation is to maintain the water level required for the passage of boats, so that yachtsmen can make optimum use of the port. In this article, marina manager Antoine Poinsot talks about the work carried out by the Port Adhoc team.
This summer, like many other yachtsmen, you are taking advantage of your motorboat or sailboat to sail. From a port in the Port Adhoc network or elsewhere, even if you decide to leave at the last minute, it is important to be ready: to sail at sea or on a river, preparing for your departure will allow you to sail comfortably and, above all, safely! In this article, the Port Adhoc team guides you so that you don’t forget anything.
For 37 days, from June 8 to July 15, 2024, the Port Adhoc Group accompanied sportswoman Lena Kurbiel on The World’s Toughest Row Pacific. Thanks to her participation in the transoceanic rowing race between California and Hawaii, the 17-year-old athlete became the youngest person to row across the Pacific Ocean. For our readers, she agreed to talk about her adventure.
Among the ports of the Port Adhoc group, the Marina Cape Helius is a particularly interesting starting point. The Dutch marina is the ideal starting point for discovering many beautiful sailing destinations.
Whether you’re a boater in a Port Adhoc group port or elsewhere, you’re surely concerned about preserving the environment. To make the most of your time on the water, it’s very important to take good care of your dock! In this new article, Port Adhoc gives you some tips on how to behave in an environmentally-friendly way when boating.
Thanks to the Port Adhoc Group’s loyalty program, yachtsmen at our marinas can now enjoy, among other things, several free nights in other ports. Let’s take a look at how to use this advantage to discover the various Dutch marinas in the network, while sailing with your boat.
In the province of Flevoland, the Dutch lakes of Marken and Ijssel are two incredible sailing areas: with their extraordinary landscapes, typical harbours, well-developed flora and abundant fauna, the region promises unforgettable moments aboard your boat. To explore the two bodies of water, you’ll need to cross the Houtribdijk, or dike, which separates the Markermeer and the Ijsselmeer. But do you know how to get across?
Looking for events to attend by motorboat or sailboat this summer? In the Brittany region, the fêtes maritimes are renowned festivities not to be missed. In July, from Port Adhoc Paimpol, you shouldn’t be bored!
In the Netherlands, Jachthaven Bruinisse and Marina Cape Helius are two popular marinas for boaters. Both are well worth a visit: they enable owners to moor their boats in the best possible conditions, and enjoy a quality stay. But do you know how to get from Bruinisse, where the first marina is located, to Hellevoetsluis?
From June 20 to 23, the Vieux-Port in La Rochelle will be hosting the first edition of an event that is sure to quickly become the talk of the town: the Fêtes maritimes de La Rochelle! Boaters from the Atlantic ports of the Port Adhoc network, here’s an event that might interest you …
