131 documented anchorages and harbours in Normandy, ranked by boaters' ratings: shelter, seabed, services, photos and reviews, ready to open in the BoatMap app.
131 places
61Open roadstead off the pebble beach of Dieppe, on the Normandy coast, with a sand bottom.
Area north of Île de Terre off the Cotentin east coast, Normandy. Anchoring prohibited.
63Open roadstead off the Normandy landing beaches between Port-en-Bessin and Courseulles-sur-Mer, on sand.
64Open anchorage in the bay of Port-Mer, on the north side of the Pointe du Grouin peninsula near Cancale, Ille-et-Vilaine.
65Tidal marina at the mouth of the Seulles river on the Calvados coast, 750 berths, max draught 1.8 m.
66Small drying harbour on the north coast of the Cotentin peninsula, in the village of Fermanville, about 6 nautical miles east of Cherbourg.
67Tidal fishing and yachting harbour on the Bessin coast of Normandy, 69 visitor berths, max draught 4 m.
68River anchorage at the mouth of the Dives estuary, between Cabourg and Houlgate in Normandy.
69Tidal harbour at the mouth of the Canal de Caen à la mer in Calvados, Normandy, combining a marina basin, a ferry terminal and the lock giving access to Caen 15 kilometres inland.
70Tidal harbour of 125 berths on the north-east tip of the Cotentin peninsula, in Normandy.
71Boatyard and pontoon on the Canal de Tancarville at Tancarville, Seine estuary, Normandie, at the foot of the Pont de Tancarville.
Enclosed dock in central Le Havre, next to the Bassin du Commerce, in Normandy at the mouth of the Seine estuary.
Boatyard on the Caen canal at Ouistreham, in Normandy, offering haul-out and refit services for pleasure craft.
74Open roadstead east of Saint-Malo in Brittany, sand bottom, fully exposed with no natural shelter from any wind direction.
Prohibited anchorage south of the Ile de Terre in the Saint-Marcouf archipelago, off the east coast of the Cotentin in Normandy.
76Anchorage off Courseulles-sur-Mer on the Normandy coast, on Juno Beach of the 6 June 1944 landings.
Tidal anchorage on the south bank of the Seine estuary, off Berville-sur-Mer in Normandy, on the old navigation channel.
Small drying anchorage north of Barfleur on the east coast of the Cotentin peninsula.
Anchorage on sand off Roche Cardin in the Chausey archipelago area west of Granville, sheltered only from SW winds.
Sandy anchorage off the Chausey archipelago in the Golfe de Saint-Malo, Normandy, named after a cluster of rocks south of Grande Île.
81River halt for pleasure craft on the Seine at Rouen, on the left bank below the Pont Guillaume-le-Conquérant.
82Small river marina of 54 berths in the Aure estuary, 4 NM inland from the Baie des Veys on the Normandy coast.
83Open roadstead off Diélette on the west coast of the Cotentin peninsula, Normandy, sand bottom.
Drying tidal harbour on the east coast of the Cotentin peninsula, Manche, between Saint-Vaast-la-Hougue and Barfleur.
85Mooring buoy field off Port-Picain, on the east side of the Baie de Cancale in Ille-et-Vilaine.
Lock and quays at Poses-Amfreville on the Seine, the last lock before the tidal estuary, 160 km upstream of Le Havre.
87Roadstead off Fécamp on the Côte d'Albâtre in Normandy, at the foot of chalk cliffs rising to 110 metres.
88Small drying harbour at the northwest tip of the Cotentin peninsula, just south of the Raz Blanchard tidal race.
89Drying harbour on the north coast of the Cancale peninsula, Ille-et-Vilaine, facing the Îles Rimains and Granville bay.
90Small anchorage for about 5 boats off Cancale in the bay of Mont-Saint-Michel, eastern Brittany.
BoatMap documents 131 harbours and anchorages in Normandy, with shelter, seabed, services, photos and boaters' reviews.
The D-Day beaches by sea, East Cotentin: Cherbourg, Barfleur and Saint-Vaast, Granville, Chausey and the west coast of the Cotentin, Alderney and Guernsey from Cherbourg, Côte Fleurie and Alabaster Coast: the stopovers.