The docks of the port of Dunkirk

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Embark on the Texel for an extraordinary cruise through the docks of France's third-largest port. This informative and friendly tour is perfect for families; the tour illustrates the workings of a large industrial and commercial port, the work that takes place there, and the activities that can be developed there. A boat tour of the port offers a spectacular view of the gigantism: the port facilities, the boats nearly 200 meters long, the ship repair yards, the quays as far as the eye can see...

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