Port of
Le Conquet
A picturesque port in the heart of town
Located at the very tip of Finistère, Le Conquet marina has 350 berths with 7 visitor moorings in the dredged area (+1m sounding) and 4 visitor moorings in the undredged area (+3.4m sounding). The port is located within the Iroise Marine Nature Park at the heart of picturesque Le Conquet, a Petit Cité de Caractère famous for its fishing port. Tourists and visitors flock to the quay when the daily catch of fish and crustaceans is unloaded.
Dry harbour
Le Conquet marina is a dry harbour, which means that it empties of water at low tide. This limits the type of boats able to moor here: visiting vessels are mostly semi-rigid boats, small motorboats, and centreboard or twin keel sailboats.
The port has two deep-water buoys that can be used by boats with a draught.
A starting point for a visit to the Isles of Ponant
The port of Le Conquet connects the islands of Molène and Ouessant to the continent by its ferry port, which provides an easy way to reach this archipelago. The port is located in a 1km-long aber (estuary), which opens WSW onto the sea between the Point of Sainte Barbe and the Kermorvan Presqu’île and is therefore exposed to the swell.
Local businesses
The port is located at the heart of Le Conquet, less than ten minutes from all the local shops.
The Coopérative Maritime is located at the entrance to the port.
Discover the businesses of Le Conquet: https://www.leconquet.bzh/dynamisme-conquetois/
Port of Le Conquet
accesses
By the sea
Entrance:
By day: from the north, take Chenal du Four, keeping La Grande Vinotière beacon tower to port; bear towards the entrance, keeping the red La Louve beacon tower to port. Entrance light on the seawall to starboard.
Caution: do not navigate too near the Presqu’île de Kermorvan and the unmarked covering/uncovering Basse aux Filets rocks.
By night: the Kermorvan lighthouse (FI.W.5s20m22M), St. Mathieu light (FI.W.15s56m24M) and St. Mathieu direction light (Dir.F.54m28M) indicate the 158.5° leading line of Chenal du Four.
Entrance signal lights: Sainte Barbe seawall (FI.G.2.5m6M), 48°21,6N – 4°47,1W. Entrance in the F.G at 95°.
Caution: Les Normandes rocks to the west of Kermorvan lighthouse. Sail at least 100m to the west of the unlit Les Renards beacon tower.
By the earth
- Brest Bretagne Airport: the airport is an ideal starting point for your visit in the region. It is located next to the highways leading to Northern, Western and Southern Brittany. Website: https://www.brest.aeroport.bzh/accueil
- SNCF railway station and bus station: 8 place du 19ème RI 29200 Brest: https://cutt.ly/bVv7YE6
- Buses: visit https://www.breizhgo.bzh/to plan your trip by public transport.
- Driving directions: 13 rue Sainte-Barbe 29217 Le Conquet: https://cutt.ly/BVv7gEJ
Our services
8 buoys in
the dredged area
(+1m sounding)
Slipway
Shuttle boats
4 buoys in the
undredged area
(+3.5m sounding)
Drinking water
Electricity
2 sanitary facilities
(showers and WC)
Only the sanitary
facilities are
wheelchair accessible
Unattended parking
lot reserved for
users of the port
Ice dispenser
Weather updates
Recycling
Rates
Hours of operation
Port office
Le bureau du port donne des informations utiles (taxis, médecins, location de vélos…)
| Monday | 8:30 am – 12:00 pm 1:30 pm – 5:00 pm |
| Tuesday | 8:30 am – 12:00 pm 1:30 pm – 5:00 pm |
| Wednesday | 8:30 am – 12:00 pm 1:30 pm – 5:00 pm |
| Thursday | 8:30 am – 12:00 pm 1:30 pm – 5:00 pm |
| Friday | 8:30 am – 12:00 pm 1:30 pm – 5:00 pm |
| Saturday | Closed |
| Sunday | Closed |
The port in pictures
Visit the gallery of Port of Le Conquet
Contact
Port of Le Conquet
- Canal VHF 9
- +33 (0)6 30 36 89 56
- leconquet@bretagne-ouest.cci.bzh
