THE MORNY BASIN DEAUVILLE- Ports de Deauville–Trouville (Ports du Calvados)

2025-Ports de Deauville–Trouville (Ports du Calvados) General contact (Deauville–Trouville system): Main offices: 3 Quai des Marchands (Marinas & Yacht Basin) Quai de la Marine (Bassin Morny) Phone (Harbourmaster): +33 (0)2 31 98 30 01 Customs: +33 (0)2 31 96 89 10 VHF Channel: 9 Website: portsducalvados.fr – Ports de Deauville-Trouville Email (marina): port-deauville-sa@orange.fr Structure – 3 Basins Basin Description Location Notes Morny Basin Historic basin close to city centre Quai de la Marine Lock-controlled, older section Yacht Basin Adjacent to Morny Basin, designed for larger yachts Near town bridge Linked to the Marina Basin Marina Basin (Bassin des Marinas) Modern basin with floating pontoons 3 Quai des Marchands Main visitors’ area, direct access to sea lock Total capacity: ~970 berths (approx. 60 for visitors). Access Access via lock/gate (tidal). Depth maintained by gates; consult tide tables before entry. Communication on VHF Channel 9 required before entry. Membership & Reciprocal Benefits Trans Europe Marinas: 50 % discount on visitor rates up to 5 nights per year, consecutive or not, in any partner marina. transeuropemarinas.com/marinas/port-deauville Pass’Ports Calvados: 50 % off visitor rate up to 5 nights per year and per port, then 20 % off subsequent nights. “Maxi Flex” formula: free access (no fee) up to 10 days per port per year, consecutive or not. Advance notice (prévenance) required. THE MORNY BASIN , IN THE HEART OF DEAUVILLE It is the historic port basin of Deauville. It bears the name of the founder of the city, the Duke of Morny, and is ideally located a stone's throw from the city center, at the entrance to the city and opposite the train station: it has major advantages including that of benefiting from all the attentions. Doors and footbridge, new pontoons, new rings, water and electricity terminals ... The City of Deauville has undertaken the renovation of its port facilities for several years and more generally the rehabilitation of the entire maritime district known as La Peninsula. The Municipal port is located 300 meters from Place Morny. It is made up of two basins: the Morny Basin and the Yachts Basin. Almost 400 boats are stationed there year round, 60 visitors can moor there. On the town side, the basin is bordered by the Deauville Yacht Club and the sailing school, the docking area and the port services. Created in 1928, the Deauville Yacht Club (DYC) organizes more than 15 regattas each year, including Cowes-Deauville, the Open International de Dragon and the Laser Championship. With its 250 members, it is the first club in Lower Normandy by the number of licensees. Its vocation is the practice of sailing in all its forms. Its sailing school, labeled Ecole Française de Voile, introduces all audiences to navigation, particularly school children. Soon, benefiting from the work of reclaiming the peninsula, a new building will house the DYC offices on the Quai de l'Impératrice Eugénie.