Port of Bordeaux

Nestled 60 miles inland from the Bay of Biscay, the Port of Bordeaux serves as a vital gateway to France’s renowned wine region. The port’s historical and geographical significance is evident in its strategic location along the Garonne River. Smaller vessels can navigate the river and dock at the picturesque Port de la Lune in the heart of the city, while larger ships find their berths at the Gironde estuary in Verdon, approximately a two-hour drive away. Visitors today can explore the bustling waterfront, where the historic and the modern blend seamlessly, offering a glimpse into the maritime heritage that has shaped Bordeaux for centuries.