Harbour

port soiffelweyersheim

2.8Souffelweyersheim, FranceAlsace and Lorraine
Maximum length
98 ft
Maximum draught
4 ft

Small pleasure port with 8 berths on the Canal de la Marne au Rhin, in Souffelweyersheim north of Strasbourg.

Guide

Approach and anchoring

Access via the Canal de la Marne au Rhin. Maximum draught 1.5 m. Standard Freycinet gauge for locks, 38.5 m by 5.05 m. Controlled via VNF for lock operation. No tidal constraint on the canal.

Practical

Eight berths along the pontoon, with two electricity columns and one water point, no fuel. Mooring is limited to a maximum of 48 hours. Bakery and shops in Souffelweyersheim village within 600 m. A bus connection runs into central Strasbourg.

Ashore

Centre of Strasbourg 3.7 nautical miles south by canal or 6 km by tram. Cathedral Notre-Dame de Strasbourg and Grande-Ile UNESCO site reachable by tram line B then line D. Forest of Robertsau 2 km east for walking and cycling.

Key facts

Type
Harbour
Coordinates
48.63404, 7.75281 (48°38.04'N 7°45.17'E)
Town
Souffelweyersheim
Country
France
Maximum draught
4 ft
Maximum length
98 ft
Boaters' rating
2.8/5
Updated
October 15, 2026

Getting there

port soiffelweyersheim lies at 48°38.04'N 7°45.17'E, that is 48.63404, 7.75281 in decimal degrees.

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Frequently asked questions

What boat length does port soiffelweyersheim accept?

port soiffelweyersheim accepts boats up to 98 ft.

How do boaters rate port soiffelweyersheim?

port soiffelweyersheim is rated 2.8/5 by boaters on BoatMap.

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