Ile d'Yeu, France

No cruise ships are scheduled in Ile d'Yeu today, Thursday 12 November 2026. The next is MS Fridtjof Nansen on Saturday 1 May 2027. Over the next 12 months, 1 call brings about 530 passengers.

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Fishing boats and harbour waterfront at Port-Joinville on Île d'Yeu, France, under a clear blue sky
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May 2027
MS Fridtjof Nansen
HX Expeditions530 passengers
Sat 1 May
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Where is the Ile d'Yeu cruise port?

Port-Joinville is the principal harbour on the north-east coast of Île d'Yeu. CCI Vendée operates the marina (about 650–658 berths, 233 for stopovers; craft up to about 20 m length and 3 m draft) inside the historic fishing harbour. The Vendée department describes floating and tidal basins for fishing and commercial vessels (passengers and goods). Continental ferries use the commercial basins; that ferry access is not treated as cruise arrival. Port de la Meule on the south coast is a separate small harbour. Google Maps pins Port de Port-Joinville at about 46.7255, −2.3496.

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About Ile d'Yeu

Île d'Yeu is a Vendée Atlantic island about 20 km off the French mainland, one of the Ponant Islands, with two contrasting coasts: a sandy, green east side and a granite wild coast to the west. Port-Joinville on the north-east shore is the main town and island gateway, combining an active fishing harbour, passenger and freight links to the continent, and a large marina in the old port basin. The island is known for cycling paths, coastal walks, standing stones and seafood.

No conventional cruise-ship berth or explicit cruise dock/tender procedure was established from current line or port-operator wording. This page is general destination information for the island harbour at Port-Joinville — not Port de la Meule on the south coast.

Climate
Île d'Yeu has a mild Atlantic island climate. Official Météo-France normals for the on-island Saint-Sauveur station give mean monthly temperatures from about 7 °C in February to about 19 °C in August (annual mean about 13 °C), with about 770 mm mean annual precipitation — wetter in autumn and winter and drier in summer.
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