- Maximum length
- 10 m
- VHF channel
- 9
- Maximum draught
- 0.9 m
Small drying harbour of about 35 places on Hoedic, a Breton island of roughly 100 inhabitants south of Quiberon.
Guide
Approach and anchoring
Approach from the north, leaving the Grands Cardinaux lighthouse to starboard if coming from the east. The harbour dries at low water, with only 0.9 metre of maximum draught available near high water. Entry between two short piers, not lit. Tender access at low water. VHF 9.
Practical
Around 35 berths, mainly for resident boats and small visiting yachts. Limited services on the pier. Water point on the quay. Fuel and full chandlery not available on the island. Grocery, bakery and a few restaurants in the village about 400 m from the harbour.
Ashore
Village of Hoedic at 400 m, with its fort built under Napoleon III now housing a small museum. Coastal footpath circles the whole island in about 8 km, passing beaches at Plage de la Croix and Plage du Gardour. The island is part of the Natura 2000 area Belle-Ile, Houat, Hoedic.
Key facts
- Type
- Harbour
- Coordinates
- 47.34401, -2.87538 (47°20.64'N 2°52.52'W)
- Town
- Hoedic
- Country
- France
- Maximum draught
- 0.9 m
- Maximum length
- 10 m
- VHF channel
- 9
- Phone
- +33 2 97 58 30 60
- Boaters' rating
- 3.9/5
- Updated
- July 7, 2026
Getting there
Port de l'Argol lies at 47°20.64'N 2°52.52'W, that is 47.34401, -2.87538 in decimal degrees. Call the harbour on VHF channel 9 before entering.
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What boat length does Port de l'Argol accept?
Port de l'Argol accepts boats up to 10 m.
Which VHF channel for Port de l'Argol?
Port de l'Argol answers on VHF channel 9.
How do boaters rate Port de l'Argol?
Port de l'Argol is rated 3.9/5 by boaters on BoatMap.
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