For visiting boats
Port de Céligny is the harbour of Céligny, a Geneva enclave on the north shore between Nyon and Coppet. It is a public cantonal harbour run by the harbour wardens of the Geneva cantonal harbour office, which allocates and maintains some 4,300 berths and moorings across the canton. It is one of the Geneva harbours with free visitor berths, marked by an orange buoy, which can be used for up to three consecutive nights a month – just report your boat to the harbour office.
- Guest berths
- Free visitor berths are marked by an orange buoy and a sign on the pontoon; no booking. Report your boat to the harbour office as soon as you are moored (online form / QR code). Some harbours need a badge for pontoon access.
- Berths
- 116
- Position
- 46°20.87′ N 6°12.51′ E (46.34779, 6.20849)
- Fuel
- Nearest: Port de Nyon, 4.2 km.
- Office
- cantonal harbour office: counter and phone Mon, Tue, Thu, Fri 09:00–12:30
checked 19 Oct 2026 - Phone
- +41 22 388 55 50
Prices
| Visitor berth (orange buoy) free, max. 3 consecutive nights per month per harbour | CHF 0 / night |
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Price list → · checked 19 Oct 2026 – prices may change
Services and facilities
© OpenStreetMap · OpenSeaMap — sea marks for the approach
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Frequently asked
Is there fuel at Port de Céligny?
We don't know whether there is fuel on site; the nearest fuel is Port de Nyon, 4.2 km.