While France is world-renowned for its coastline, its large lakes also offer exceptional conditions for recreational boating. Surrounded by mountains, forests, or charming villages, they offer often calm waters, spectacular scenery, and facilities perfectly suited for motorboats, RIBs, and inflatable...
Long considered a traditional pastime, fishing is currently experiencing a real resurgence. In France, more than1.5 million fishing licenses are issued each year by the Approved Associations for Fishing and the Protection of the Aquatic Environment (AAPPMA) and the National...
Introduction Less crowded than the Mediterranean or the Adriatic, the Black Sea remains a destination like no other. Here, there’s no mass tourism or cookie-cutter marinas at every port of call. You’ll sail between ports steeped in history, rugged cliffs,...
For Orca Retail, a European specialist in technical materials for floats, the evolution of RIBs is a strategic indicator. The architectural choices made by manufacturers, the power of engines, the increase in living space and the growing integration of on-board...
Introduction Iceland, a land of volcanoes, glaciers, deep fjords and rugged coastlines, is a paradise for sailing and adventure enthusiasts. Whether you're a fan of leisurely cruising, zodiac exploration or sailing, Iceland's waters offer a spectacular playground amid breathtaking scenery....
A+A- International Trade Fair and Congress 2025 opened its doors from November 4 to 7 at Messe Düsseldorf. Recognized as the world's largest event in the field of occupational safety, health and protection, each edition attracts professionals and decision-makers from...
Introduction The unique pleasure of an encounter at sea The boat moves forward, the sea air whipping the face, the waves giving rhythm to the movement. We scan the horizon. The ocean seems empty. Then, suddenly, a gasp: a plume...
Marseille, the yachting capital of the Mediterranean A city of sea and light, Marseille is a dream destination for boating enthusiasts. Between the Frioul islands, the Calanques national park and the turquoise coves of Cassis, it offers a unique playground...
The term "Calanques" alone is enough to evoke the wild beauty of the coastline between Marseille and Cassis. Carved by the sea into the limestone rock face, these deep incisions form crystal-clear coves, often surrounded by steep cliffs, and constitute...
