14 documented anchorages and harbours in Basque coast, ranked by boaters' ratings: shelter, seabed, services, photos and reviews, ready to open in the BoatMap app.
14 places
1Anchorage of around 15 berths on sand inside the Baie de Saint-Jean-de-Luz, Pyrenees-Atlantiques, protected by three seawalls built between 1864 and 1895.
2Anchorage in the Bay of Txingudi on the Franco-Spanish border, opposite Hendaye, with a mixed rock and sand bottom.
3Estuary on the Franco-Spanish border at the mouth of the Bidassoa, shared between Hendaye, Hondarribia and Irun.
4Anchorage in the Bay of Saint-Jean-de-Luz and Ciboure, off the mouth of the Untxin river, sheltered by the Artha, Sainte-Barbe and Socoa breakwaters.
Estuary area at the mouth of the Adour between Boucau and Anglet, near Bayonne. Anchoring is prohibited in the navigable channel used by commercial traffic.
Open roadstead off Mimizan-Plage on the Landes coast, south of the Arcachon basin, sand bottom.
Spot on the Étang de Biscarrosse et de Parentis in the Landes forest, New Aquitaine, inside a military zone where mooring is prohibited.
8Open anchorage off the Côte des Basques beach in Biarritz, Basque coast.
Anchorage on the Étang de Cazaux et de Sanguinet, on the west shore near Navarrosse, Landes.
10Lake anchorage on the Cazaux-Sanguinet lake in the Landes de Gascogne, weed bottom.
Sand anchorage on the north shore of the Étang de Cazaux-Sanguinet in the Landes, one of the largest freshwater lakes in France.
Open roadstead off the beaches of Anglet on the Basque coast, sand bottom, exposed to the Atlantic swell.
Sand-bottom anchorage on the Landes coast in New Aquitaine, sheltered from S, SW, W and NW.
Sand anchorage on the west shore of Lac de Cazaux et de Sanguinet, the second largest natural lake in mainland France, in the Landes de Gascogne.