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Geography
Place	La Tremblade - Nouvelle-Aquitaine - France
Latitude	45.7675265
Longitude	-1.1389248
Altitude	1605 meters
Orientation	360°

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Owner	La Tremblade
Camera	FOSCAM
Visitors	109 230 visits

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Format	2K 4 Million Pixels
Category	Sea, Port

Informations

This union aims to provide services tailored to the needs of boaters, maritime professionals, and visitors, by pooling technical and human resources to improve hospitality, safety, and the quality of facilities.
Each port or site in the network offers a full range of services: careening areas with launching ramps, cranes to facilitate lifting operations up to 6 tons, waste disposal sites dedicated to marine waste, terminals for drinking water and electricity (220V or 380V), as well as modern sanitary facilities with hot showers and Wi-Fi.
Fuel supply, often tax-exempt, is available at several strategic locations, allowing navigators to refuel easily and safely.
The main site is the floating basin of La Tremblade, which offers over a hundred berths on floating pontoons, a secure parking area accessible through a maritime gate, a fixed crane, and all the services required for comfortable navigation.
The other traditional drying ports, such as those of Arvert, Chaillevette, Étaules, L'Éguille-sur-Seudre, or Mornac-sur-Seudre, retain their authentic charm while offering suitable facilities, with operational ramps at both low and high tides, and berths equipped with water and electricity.
The Seudre estuary stretches for about twenty kilometers in its maritime section, where freshwater and saltwater mix with the tides, creating a remarkable natural environment shaped by salt marshes and oyster refining ponds, home to the renowned Marennes-Oléron oysters, which benefit from a protected geographical indication and a red label.
This unique territory is a truly living landscape made up of canals, mudflats, reed beds, and oyster-farming basins, which visitors can explore on foot, by bike along the Vélodyssée, by kayak, paddleboard, or by boat from Mornac.
The region also offers a variety of tourist activities such as rides on the Train des Mouettes, a steam locomotive that winds through the oyster-farming marshes, as well as visits to oyster huts and the Cité de l’Huître, a living museum dedicated to this local industry.
Hiking trails and cycling paths run along both shores, allowing nature and heritage lovers to fully immerse themselves in the area, while the annual Seudre ascent in August celebrates the river’s history and the region’s maritime wealth.
Administratively, the joint union of the ports of the Seudre estuary is based in the former La Tremblade train station, where it welcomes users and ensures technical coordination, with a telephone service and teams dedicated to infrastructure maintenance and development.
Thus, the Port Estuaire Seudre forms a dynamic and integrated network, combining maritime tradition, sustainable development, tourism promotion, and support for local economic activities, offering a unique and efficient environment for all actors in marine and recreational boating.

La Tremblade - Floating Basin

The Floating Basin of La Tremblade is a key port site located at the heart of the Seudre estuary, offering a modern and comprehensive infrastructure dedicated to yachting and nautical activities.
This basin benefits from a privileged geographical location, protected from prevailing winds and easily accessible from the Atlantic Ocean via the Seudre channel, making it a highly sought-after port for both local boaters and visiting sailors.
The site features 114 secure berths distributed across floating pontoons, suitable for boats of various sizes, with a capacity to accommodate both small sailboats and medium-sized motorboats.
Port management ensures regular maintenance of the facilities, guaranteeing the quality and safety of the docks, drinking water terminals, electrical outlets (220 volts and 380 volts for specific needs), as well as modern and accessible sanitary facilities.
The Floating Basin is equipped with a fixed crane capable of lifting up to 6 tons, making it easier to launch, retrieve, and service boats.
A secure parking area is available behind a maritime gate, ensuring peace of mind for users by restricting access to authorized individuals only, thereby enhancing the site's overall security.
Boaters also benefit from a Wi-Fi network available in the port, facilitating communication and real-time access to information—an essential convenience in today’s nautical world.
Additional services include careening areas, a high-pressure hull washer, gray and black water pumps for environmentally responsible wastewater management, as well as waste sorting facilities—demonstrating the port’s commitment to protecting its natural surroundings.
The proximity of the Floating Basin to the town center of La Tremblade allows boaters easy access to shops, restaurants, local markets, and tourist amenities, creating a welcoming environment for relaxation and exploration.
In summary, the Floating Basin of La Tremblade is a modern, safe, and functional marina, perfectly integrated into its natural and urban environment, meeting both the technical requirements and expectations of users while enhancing the local maritime heritage.
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La TREMBLADE

Presentation

La Tremblade is a commune located in Charente-Maritime, nestled at the heart of the Seudre estuary, known for its rich maritime and oyster-farming heritage that has shaped its identity for centuries.
This vibrant town enjoys a strategic location between the Atlantic Ocean and the vast surrounding salt marshes, offering an exceptional natural setting that blends land, sea, and tradition.
La Tremblade is historically tied to oyster farming, a major economic and cultural activity reflected in the claires—refining ponds for Marennes-Oléron oysters, renowned for their exceptional quality and recognized label.
The salt marshes bordering the town are both a preserved landscape and a valuable resource, contributing to local ecological richness while sustaining a traditional artisanal salt production activity.
The port of La Tremblade, particularly its floating basin, is a key hub for yachting and navigation, offering modern and secure infrastructure, much appreciated by sailors along the Charente coast.
Beyond its port function, La Tremblade is a well-known tourist destination for its wide range of water-based leisure activities, hiking trails through the marshes, cycling paths linked to the Vélodyssée, and boat rides into the heart of the estuary.
The commune also hosts numerous cultural and nautical events throughout the year, such as regattas, the Seudre river ascent, and festivals celebrating the sea and local traditions—further reinforcing its lively and welcoming character.
Its town center offers a warm and friendly atmosphere with traditional markets, restaurants serving local specialties—especially seafood—and shops that contribute to the quality of life for both residents and visitors.
Finally, La Tremblade is committed to sustainable development by combining environmental protection, heritage promotion, and economic growth, making it an exemplary territory where modernity and tradition coexist in harmony.
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