The Rhine, a legendary river in Europe
The Rhine is not just a river, it is a true living heritage. Follow its journey and discover how it has shaped the cultures, landscapes and lives of the people who live along its banks.
The Rhine Island, a haven of nature on the water's edge
Nestled between the Rhine and the Alsace Canal, The Rhine Island is a haven of peace that invites relaxationEnjoy moments of serenity along the riverbanks while having access to a multitude of activities for young and old.
You come with your own boat? The marina in Biesheim (on the Rhine Island) is a port private and secure and offers boaters the possibility of moor for a stopover.
Along the canals
The Rhône-Rhine Canal, in its southern section, is a space where nature reclaims its rightsDecommissioned, it no longer sees any boats passing by, which makes it a prime location for walking around ou ride a bikeA soothing environment, ideal for getting a breath of fresh air in nature!
In its northern part, the canal is a little more developed and regulated. In Kunheim, the nautical stopover offers you an ideal setting for a relaxing break. In the immediate vicinity, the lock is an essential point of interest, a testament to the region's river past. In Biesheim, the Giessen, a dead arm of the Rhine, also provides a unique experience. Although it is not a canal, its calm, winding waters are perfect for boat trips, allowing you to observe nature from another angle.
Fishing in Alsace: advice and essential information
In Alsace, there are many places suitable for fishing. Whether you are a beginner or a seasoned fisherman, find all the practical information and the best spots to try your luck!
Ready to board?
L'Rhine Nautical Association, allows you to take the theoretical and practical tests for the boat license. Perfect for explore rivers and canals The river (or "inland waterways") permit authorizes you to navigate on waterways with a pleasure boatIt is also possible to learn to sail..
