The Binic marina is a true gem nestled on the Côtes-d’Armor coastline. With its lively quays, cobbled streets and wide selection of restaurants, bars and shops, it’s impossible to resist the charm of this little seaside village. Boaters and tourists alike will find plenty to do here, with a rich programme of activities and events throughout the year.
The Binic marina offers 449 berths in the inner harbour, including 60 reserved for visiting boats, as well as 130 berths in the outer harbour. A full range of services is available for boaters, ensuring all their needs are met. Whether you want to moor your own boat or hire a yacht to explore the surrounding waters, the port of Binic is the perfect base for your sailing adventures.
Thanks to its exceptional location, the Binic marina offers an uninterrupted view of the sea and the surrounding area. That’s why some people call it the “Beauty Spot of the Côtes-d’Armor”. Strolling along the quayside, you can enjoy breathtaking seascapes, peaceful and rejuvenating atmosphere, where the changing colours of the water blend with the sky to create a peaceful, restorative atmosphere.
For those who like to be entertained, the Binic marina also offers a wide range of activities and events throughout the year. Open-air concerts, music festivals, art exhibitions and craft markets enliven the quays and squares of the village. So you can enjoy a lively and friendly atmosphere, sharing unforgettable moments with locals and visitors alike.
Finally, if you want to explore the area around Binic, you won’t be disappointed. The fine sandy beaches provide the perfect setting to relax and soak up the Breton sunshine, and the coastal footpaths take you through beautiful natural landscapes, offering panoramic views of the sea and surrounding cliffs.
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3bis Quai Jean Bart
22520 Binic – Etables-sur-Mer
Monday to Friday: 09h – 18h
Saturday & Sunday: Closed
Blue Flag
This label recognises ports that are committed to protecting the environment and preserving marine resources.
I sail, I sort
This programme offers adapted facilities to enable yachtsmen to sort their waste on board and deposit it in specific containers on their return to port.
Eau la la!
With the help of appropriate training and equipment, the port is helping yachtsmen to adopt eco-responsible behaviour, particularly when it comes to emptying waste water and oil.
APER
National eco-organisation approved by the Ministry of Ecological and Solidarity Transition to manage the dismantling and recycling of pleasure and sports boats at the end of their life.
Philippe Théaudin
Port manager
Julien Maurice
Deputy port manager
Rodolphe Hudo
Port agent
Julien Roberjot
Port agent
Barbara Cattoor
Reception and administration
Saturday mornings: 10am – 12pm
Philosophy: Sharing and conviviality
Activities: Sailing in a fleet, from a few hours for “friendly rounds” to several days, to Chausey, Guernsey, Bréhat, England…
Activities on safety, navigation, mechanics, emergencies on board, seamanship…
A national not-for-profit association whose main objectives are:
To promote sailing for all, share experiences, exchange ideas with other owners or future owners, formalise group orders and, above all, sail together in a flotilla in complete safety.
The BVB association aims to bring together yachtsmen, as well as people from outside the community, to make the port a place where people can meet and enjoy life.
Examples of activities: Sea outings: regattas, fishing, nautical flea markets, practical courses, etc.
