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The entrance fee, which includes the boat crossing of the Meuse for the day, is €3 for adults aged 12 and over. Your ticket gives you access to all the island’s facilities, including the playground, the pool, the terraces and the restaurant.

Please note that payment for the crossing must be made in cash.

L’île d'Yvoir is located in the province of Namur, along the Meuse, 16 km from the city of Namur and 6 km from Dinant. This stretch of land can be reached by electrically powered boat from the Yvoir side. You can get to the riverbank by car, train or bus.

We welcome visitors from mid-April to the end of September, every day from 11 am until the evening. For opening hours, please check the homepage of our website. You can also contact us at any time.

We do not have a private car park, but you will easily find places to park just a short walk from the embarkation point for the electrically powered boat.

The success of our nautical stopover speaks for itself. Among others, you may meet German visitors travelling to France via the Meuse and Dutch visitors returning to the north of their country via the Sambre and Brussels. More and more nationalities meet here.

The nautical stopover allows boats to moor for a few days, with access to connections such as water, electricity and sanitary facilities. Boaters also enjoy free access to all the island’s facilities.

Price per boat and per night: please enquire at the harbour office.

Speedboats and jet skis can moor during the day on the eastern side of the island, next to the speed course that starts from L’île d’Yvoir. You can therefore enjoy your sport freely, without disturbing boaters, and to everyone’s visual delight. Price: free.

Yes, the island is accessible to people with reduced mobility. However, it is important to note that not all activities available on site are suitable for PRM visitors. We strongly recommend contacting us with any specific questions or to organise your visit in the best possible conditions. We are here to help and advise you.

Of course. Please note that drinks brought from outside the island are not allowed. On site, you will find several options for eating or enjoying a drink with stunning views over the Meuse Valley. Our brasserie-restaurant offers a varied menu that you can view online.

Swimming in the Meuse from the island is prohibited. On the island, we provide a paddling pool during fine weather.

Yes, all the necessary safety equipment is provided for the watersports activities available on the island. To ensure your safety, wearing a life jacket is compulsory for the great majority of activities. Please feel free to speak to a member of our team on site, who will be happy to answer any questions you may have.

Yes, smoking is allowed on the island. Naturally, we ask all our visitors to be particularly careful about keeping the site clean. Part of the island is classified as a nature reserve, so we all share responsibility for this green environment. You are therefore asked to dispose of cigarette ends only in the ashtrays provided for this purpose.

All payment methods are accepted on the island, including mobile payments.