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Port de Deauville

4.6Deauville, FranceCôte Fleurie and Alabaster Coast

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Maximum length: 23 m
VHF channel: 9
Maximum draught: 2.8 m

Lock-gated basin of 400 berths at the mouth of the Touques estuary, between Deauville and Trouville in Normandy.

Guide

Approach and anchoring

Approach the Touques estuary on a rising tide, the bar dries at low water. The buoyed channel runs between Trouville on the east bank and Deauville on the west. The lock into Port-Deauville opens approximately from HW minus 2h to HW plus 2h. Maximum draught 2.8 m. Call the harbourmaster on VHF 9 before lock approach.

Practical

400 berths with water and electricity on pontoons. Visitor pontoon signposted by the harbour office. Showers and laundry ashore. Boatyard and crane at the basin. Shops and restaurants of Deauville within 300 m.

Ashore

Les Planches boardwalk and the sandy beach run north of the basin at 300 m. Casino Barriere at 400 m on rue Edmond Blanc. Racecourse of La Touques and polo grounds at 1,5 km. Trouville fish market on the opposite bank at 500 m by the passerelle.

History

Deauville was developed from 1860 by the Duc de Morny as a seaside resort for Parisian high society, accessible by rail from Paris in less than three hours. The American Film Festival has been held here every September since 1975.