The port of Binic-Etables-sur-Mer

In the heart of the city

The harbour basin

A former major fishing port

Binic was recognised as France's leading port for deep-sea fishing in Newfoundland in 1845 and 1847, with a fleet of 37 vessels.

From the 1970s until 1987, the port of Binic was a major fishing port for shellfish, and today it is one of the most important marinas in the department.

Close to the shops

The port of Binic is ideally located, ensuring a warm and friendly atmosphere. It is surrounded by fine sandy beaches and a seawater swimming pool at Plage de la Banche.

Every Thursday morning, the market takes place a stone's throw from the port, where you'll find all the local and seasonal produce you need.
In summer, the market is transformed and moves to the quays along the harbour.

Breton excitement guaranteed!