Forget hotels and apartments with a view. Here, you don't just look at the sea—you become one with it. 🐟 Aboard Ma Belle Lana ⛵️, the ocean is at your feet, the sky within reach. A floating cocoon at 25°C, where seasickness has no place. You're not renting a simple room, but an 11-meter, 12-ton vessel: two cabins, an indoor lounge, and a terrace on the water. On the outer deck, enjoy power outlets for your music devices, ambient lighting, and cushions to gently rock with the waves – in complete independence. The entire boat is entirely at your disposal throughout your stay. Say goodbye to the nuisances of hotel hallways and noisy neighbors. Free parking is located directly opposite the sailboat. Ma Belle Lana awaits you at the end of the pontoon, right in the heart of the marina, facing the town center. You have front-row seats to watch fireworks, the famous Fastnet race, and the Les ArtZimutés festival. Just a five-minute walk also takes you to the shops and restaurants of Cherbourg's city center. A rare privilege: in the morning, your crab trap might just reward you with a fresh crab for dinner. 🦀 Ma Belle Lana, Chantereyne Marina. A magical escape. Philippe Shield – Manager & Host ⛵️🎣🍷

Forget hotels, apartments with a view. Here, you don’t just look at the sea — you become one with it. 🐟 On board Ma Belle Lana ⛵️, the ocean is at your feet, the sky within reach. A floating cocoon at 25°C, with guaranteed no seasickness. You’re not renting a hotel room — you’re renting the entire ship: two cabins, an indoor lounge, and a terrace on the water. On the outer deck: outlets for your phones, music, ambient lighting, cushions to lull you with the waves — completely independent from others! Free parking right in front of the sailboat. Ma Belle Lana is moored at the end of the pontoon, facing the city center, right in the middle of the marina. A five-minute walk from downtown, with no neighbors, no engines — just silence and the waves, while still enjoying all the perks of the port’s restaurants and Cherbourg’s shops. A rare privilege: in the morning, your crab basket might just have a fresh crab for dinner 🦀 Ma Belle Lana, Port de Chantereyne. A magical interlude. Philippe Shield – Manager & Host ⛵️🎣🍷

Top Attractions & Cultural Highlights 1. La Cité de la Mer (The City of the Sea) The Must-Do: This exceptional museum is housed in Cherbourg's monumental Art Deco transatlantic ferry terminal. Its star attraction is the "Le Redoutable," the world's largest visitable nuclear submarine. Walking through its narrow corridors is a unique experience. Also Here: Explore the world's deepest aquarium tank for deep-sea fish, and interactive exhibits on ocean exploration. Perfect for families and anyone fascinated by the deep. 2. The Iconic Fort du Roule and its Liberation Museum Panoramic Views: Perched high on a hill, this fortress offers the best panoramic view over Cherbourg's harbors, the city, and the English Channel. The climb (or drive) is rewarding. History: The museum inside details the crucial Battle of Cherbourg in 1944, a key strategic objective for the Allies after D-Day. A poignant and informative stop. 3. Step into Cinema History: The Umbrellas of Cherbourg Jacques Demy's Masterpiece: The iconic 1964 musical was filmed here. Fans can follow a dedicated walking trail to see locations like the Umbrellas' former shop (now a souvenir shop at 11 Rue du Port) and the Théâtre à l'Italienne, a stunning, intimate opera house where key scenes were shot. Strolls, Gardens & Local Life 4. Explore the Bassin du Commerce & Rove Docks The vibrant heart of the city. Stroll around the inner harbour (Bassin du Commerce), lined with cafes and restaurants. Nearby, the transformed Rove Docks (Les Rives) area offers trendy bars and shops in old port warehouses. 5. Find Peace in the Parc Emmanuel Liais A beautiful, exotic public garden founded by a 19th-century explorer. Wander among rare plants, greenhouses, a small natural history museum, and a charming waterfall. A serene escape. 6. Wander the Montagne du Roule Trails For the active, the hillside around the fort is crisscrossed with walking paths offering different vantage points and a breath of fresh sea air.