Navette portuaire

TruckingCanet-en-Roussillon, Pyrénées-Orientales

Convenient ferry service connecting campsites to Canet boulevard

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Navette portuaire is a ferry service in Canet-en-Roussillon. We provide crossings from the campsites to the Canet boulevard, offering a convenient way to reach the seafront and avoid traffic congestion during summer months. Our ferry operates with strict adherence to its schedule, offering crossings that take less than two minutes. You can find ticket machines on the shore near the ferry. We provide a solution for accessing the Canet seafront and utilizing free parking on one side of the port. The ferry allows for quick transit and saves walking.

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Sietske Laan-Nab
a year ago

Small ferry. €0.50 pp. Kids were free. We came from campsite Marina de Canet. Then you follow the signs, which point the way past campsite Brasilia, through a small industrial area. At the quay, you see a blue ticket machine. I think about 12 people can go on at a time. You arrive back at the quay near the Ferris wheel. Ideal, because we tried to drive to the beach three times and that is truly hopeless in the summer months. So this is a great solution, especially for this small amount.

Harry Bos
2 years ago

Very funny and saves quite a bit of walking. €0.50 p.p. and kids are free

Vincent Hijman
2 years ago

Crossing from the campsites to the Canet boulevard. Ideal. From 7 am to 10:30 pm. And it takes less than 2 minutes. Please note, times are strictly adhered to. On the shore, close to the ferry, there are ticket machines. Sometimes one doesn't work and you pay on the other side. 50 euro cents per trip. Children free.

Marc Wabnitz
3 years ago

This free shuttle allows you to take advantage of the free parking on this side of the port and cross over to enjoy the Canet seafront. Very fast, almost no waiting, the crossing takes less than 2 minutes.

Tinou
3 years ago

I think the concept is great. However, this weekend during the sailing event, we took the shuttle at 11:00 AM and asked about the return trip. We were told the last return was at noon. We had been on the dock since 11:30 AM and waited until 12:30 PM. We could see the boats docked on the other side of the harbor, but no one came to collect the people who were waiting. One person was leaving the hospital and couldn't walk back for 30 minutes. They had to ask a Zodiac to kindly take them to the other dock. I think it's a shame because the idea of ​​a free crossing is good.

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