Yachts & Yachting magazine

CARTERET

For more than 150 years the coastal resort of Barneville-Carteret has been a magnet to tourists. In its heyday the beau monde of Paris and the discerning members of Edwardian British society flocked to its endless white sand beaches and clear blue sea warmed by the gulf stream. Today Barneville-Carteret is popular with visitors from Europe and the UK and an especially favoured stopover for yachtsmen both French and British. Barneville-Carteret’s position directly opposite the Channel Islands gives it a unique flavour among French ports, decidedly French, but closer to the British Isles even than Dover. The area’s close connection with the

You’re reading a preview, subscribe to read more.

More from Yachts & Yachting magazine

Yachts & Yachting magazine3 min read
School Days
Whether you are new to sailing, keen to improve your racing skills, or perhaps want to learn the art of foiling, there’s never been a better time to take the plunge. Gone are the days when a sailing school was all about beginners taking their first s
Yachts & Yachting magazine6 min read
Escaping Crowds In The Solent
It’s Saturday night on a glorious mid August day in 2020, with the South Coast packed with boats, yet fewer visitors’ moorings than usual available due to Covid restrictions, and the Solent’s popular anchorages are jam packed. Yet a couple of hours b
Yachts & Yachting magazine4 min read
Ebb And Flow
Female skippers and crew came to the fore as the Ocean Globe Race reached its denouement in Cowes with Marie Tabarly, skippering Pen Duick VI to line honours and then the all female crew of Maiden taking the overall race win in IRC to seal a magnific

Related Books & Audiobooks