Boarding point
Cale Neptune, 200 m from the D-Day Museum along the seawall.
Plan your visit
Everything you need to know before boarding: meeting point, timing, recommended attire, wheelchair access conditions, what is allowed and what is forbidden on board.
Cale Neptune, 200 m from the D-Day Museum along the seawall.
15 minutes before departure, with your ticket in hand.
45 minutes, six daily departures.
Passengers arriving after departure time are not eligible for a refund.
No toilets on board. Public toilets nearby.
Paid parking available close to the boarding point.
The vessel is accessible from the slipway via a 2-step boarding ramp with handrail.
Wheelchair users must therefore be able to leave their chair to board, with crew assistance if needed.
For any question: Contact.
To make the most of your experience, dress for the weather and the marine environment.
Comfortable. High heels are not recommended.
Depending on the season and weather conditions.
The vessel is fitted with an awning and side covers to protect passengers from sea spray and sun.
L’Archimède is an amphibious passenger boat: the launch takes place from the slipway, on the beach. The tour lasts 45 minutes under French flag, with a professional crew. The full transport and boarding terms will be detailed on the ticket at the official ticketing opening.