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When the days get shorter and temperatures drop, many boat owners face the crucial question: where and how should the boat be stored safely for the winter? Especially in the Netherlands, choosing the right winter storage is essential to protect the boat from moisture, frost, and other weather conditions.
At the mouth of the Sas van Strijen and at the junction of the Haringvliet, the Volkerak and the Hollands Diep, Jachthaven Strijensas is an ideal starting point for both motorboaters and sailors. This Dutch marina offers direct access to the waterways of the south-western Netherlands, in surroundings that always lend themselves – whatever the season – to wonderful natural and cultural discoveries.
Sailing with a pet – in this case, a dog – is part of everyday life for many enthusiasts. On this subject, several boaters at Jachthaven Bruinisse, in the Netherlands, kindly agreed to share their stories: they shed light on their routines, their habits, and the welcome extended to their animals in our group’s marina.
Finding a berth is not difficult. Finding the right one – that is the real art. Because just as boats differ, so do their owners.
Our Galley Recipes series is heading to the Netherlands! For this 7th gourmet stop, we drop anchor at Jachthaven Bruinisse, one of the largest marinas in Zeeland. This Dutch province, nestled between Lake Grevelingen, fishing villages and generous maritime cuisine, is a paradise for sailors… and food lovers. On the menu: local moules marinières and the Zeeland Bolus, the iconic cinnamon-flavoured brioche.
Knowing your own boat is moored securely at the dock, always ready to set off for a nice weekend trip with family or friends or for a spontaneous vacation – that is exactly the dream of many boat owners. But in Germany, it often remains wishful thinking: long waiting lists, high fees, and overcrowded marinas make planning a test of patience and ruin the plans of many German sailors and boaters.
More and more owners of motorboats or sailing yachts no longer limit themselves to the waters around their home port. In summer in particular, but also throughout the rest of the year, they often choose to broaden their horizons and venture into new cruising areas. In this article, we present several travel plans of Port Adhoc boaters, within our own port network.
With more than two decades of dedication to Marina Muiderzand, Kim exemplifies leadership in the Dutch marina sector. Recently awarded Flevoland Business Woman of 2025 (manager category), her journey reflects the impact of strong team culture, customer commitment, and innovative thinking in one of the Netherlands’ top marinas.
In just a few weeks, Julien Poublan, a boat owner at Port Médoc Marina, will set off on a very special transatlantic journey: a sailing adventure dedicated to environmental protection. In this article, he kindly shares the details of his inspiring initiative with readers of the Port Adhoc blog.
The rules governing recreational sea fishing in the Gulf of Lion Marine Nature Park have recently been updated. To help understand what’s changed, we spoke with Stéphane Velazco — a passionate angler and long-time berth holder at Port Adhoc Leucate. Stéphane is also the creator of the YouTube channel Ganguise Pêcheur.
Our Galley Recipes series sets sail for northern Brittany with a stopover at Port Adhoc Paimpol. Between fishing ports, crêperies and cider houses, let’s discover a land full of character... and a fish stew straight from the island of Brehat!
At the mouth of the Gironde estuary, between the Atlantic Ocean and the Médoc wine region, Port Médoc is a truly lively destination. Every year, boaters, holidaymakers and local residents of Verdon-sur-Mer gather at the marina. The areas managed by the Port Adhoc Group are popular for their warm atmosphere, accessibility, and variety of events. Every visit promises to be unforgettable!
