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Boulogne-Sur-Mer Sets Course for the Biggest Maritime Festival of the Summer: Legendary Sailboats, Shows and Immersion in the Heart of France's First Fishing Port

Summary by Oise Hebdo
Photo of the Star of the Roy from the site of the "The Coast of Opale Fête la Mer 2026". It is a real parade of prestigious ships that will dock in Boulogne-sur-Mer. Vedette of this edition, the Star of the Roy, impressive replica of an 18th-century corsary frigate of nearly 47 meters long, will offer outings at sea to visitors. Reconstructed from the original plans found in the archives of the Royal Navy, this three-mast, first christened Grand…
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Photo of the Star of the Roy from the site of the "The Coast of Opale Fête la Mer 2026". It is a real parade of prestigious ships that will dock in Boulogne-sur-Mer. Vedette of this edition, the Star of the Roy, impressive replica of an 18th-century corsary frigate of nearly 47 meters long, will offer outings at sea to visitors. Reconstructed from the original plans found in the archives of the Royal Navy, this three-mast, first christened Grand…

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Oise Hebdo broke the news on Thursday, July 2, 2026.
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