Anchorage

Euronat

Shelter
NE, E, SE
Seabed
sand
Anchoring
Allowed

Open anchorage off the Euronat beach on the Médoc Atlantic coast, north of the Gironde estuary mouth.

  • Beach

Guide

Approach and anchoring

Approach from seaward by daylight only. The Médoc shoreline is a long sand beach with breaking surf along the shelf, so stand well off and anchor clear of the surf line. No buoyage. The anchorage gives cover from NE through E to SE winds and is fully exposed from W and SW, the dominant Atlantic quadrant. Swell sets in quickly on any westerly shift.

Practical

Holding is sand. No services ashore at the beach. Closest shelter is Saint-Vivien-de-Médoc 6.7 NM east inside the estuary, or Talais 7 NM NE. Plan to leave well before any westerly blow.

Ashore

Euronat is a fenced naturist resort with a private beach access. The dune belt belongs to the Conservatoire du littoral and carries a coastal footpath. Pointe de Grave and the Cordouan lighthouse lie about 10 km south by road.

Key facts

Type
Anchorage
Coordinates
45.41689, -1.16670 (45°25.01'N 1°10.00'W)
Country
France
Shelter
Sheltered from north-east, east, south-east winds
Seabed
sand
Anchoring
Allowed
Services
Beach
Updated
July 7, 2026

Getting there

Euronat lies at 45°25.01'N 1°10.00'W, that is 45.41689, -1.16670 in decimal degrees.

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Frequently asked questions

Which winds is Euronat sheltered from?

Euronat is sheltered from north-east, east, south-east winds.

Can you anchor at Euronat?

Yes, anchoring is allowed at Euronat.

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