A MARINA WITH THE MOST

Each year, the port of Calais marina is visited by yachters crossing the Channel who do not wish to embark on long sea trips.

They drop anchor in the western basin, ideally located near the shopping district in the north of Calais (cafes, restaurants, banks and supermarkets, casino) and the Courgain Maritime, the district in which the local fishermen have lived ever since Mediaeval times.

In addition to the lighthouse now classified as a historic monument and Fort Risban, along the banks of Paradise Basin, there is a traditional fish market with sales booths, and the typical cafes of the Minck district, a traditional stronghold for seafarers from far and wide.Find out more
The port of Calais has a marina that is home all year-round to some 262 fishing boats and sailboats with an additional tidal basin for 45 craft, or a total of 307 mooring rings.