Marinas French Mediterranean

1. Port of Camille Rayon
   The port is 13 hectares wide and can receive 833 boats on fixed or floating quays for boats from 6 meters to 75 meters long. On low tide the depth in the port is -5 meters to -2 meters.
   Golfe Juan, France
   43° 33' 51" N / 007° 04' 43" E
   
   
2. Port of Canto
   Marina with 650 berths including 100 for visitors.
   Cannes, France
   43° 32' 05" N / 007° 01' 08" E
   
   
3. Port Santa Lucia - Saint Raphaël
   Marina with 1589 berths.
   Saint Raphaël, France
   43° 24' 05" N / 006° 46' 09" E
   
   
   
4. Port Marina Baie des Anges
   Marina with 530 anchorages for boats from 6 m to 35 m alongside the quay or at pontoon.
   Villeneuve-Loubet, France
   43° 38' 01" N / 007° 08' 38" E
   
   
5. Port du Beal
   Marina with 472 berths including 23 for visitors, max 12 meters.
   Mandelieu-la-Napoule, France
   43° 32' 02" N / 06° 57' 03" E
   
   
6. Port Sainte Marie la Mer
   Ste Marie‘s harbour has 500 berths with facilities for hooking up to land-based power and water supplies, in a natural environment. There are 8 pontoons which can receive boats from 4 to 12 meters long.
   Sainte Marie la Mer, France
   42° 43' 05" N / 003° 03' 00" E
   
   
7. Port of Grimaud
   Marina.
   Port Grimaud, France
   43° 16' 03" N / 006° 35' 03" E
   
   
   
8. Port Saint Laurent
   Marina with 1087 berths including 238 for visitors.
   Saint Laurent du Var, France
   43° 39' 03" N / 07° 10' 08" E
   
   
   
9. Port of Cannes
   Cannes, France
   43°33’N X 7°1’E
   
   
10. Harbour of Saint Tropez
    The Harbour includes 800 berths distributed over 2 docks. The old dock is intended for vessels up to 60 meters long drawing maximum 4.5 meters of water. The new dock is intended for middle size vessels.
    Saint Tropez, France
    43° 16' 20" N / 006° 37' 55" E
    
    
11. Port of Bormes-les-Mimosas
    Marina with 950 berths including 100 for visitors.
    Bormes-les-Mimosas, France
    43° 07' 04" N / 006° 22' 00" E
    
    
    
12. Port of Villefranche-sur-Mer
    Villefranche-sur-Mer, France
    43°42’N X 7°18’E
    
    
13. Port of Sainte Maxime
    Originally a fishing port, the marina today has 765 berths.
    Sainte Maxime, France
    43° 18' 03" N / 006° 38' 03" E
    
    
    
14. Port of La Napoule
    Marina with 1000 berths.
    La Napoule, France
    43° 31' 05" N / 006° 57' 00" E
    
    
    
15. Port of Martiques
    Includes 7 marinas with in total 2,000 berths (1,000 in marinas and 1,000 ashore): - The Bassin de Ferrières, with 320 berths, - The Miroir aux Oiseaux (The Birds’ Mirror) and the Canal St Sébastien, with 180 berths, - The Port de Jonquières, communicating with the Etang de Berre (Lake Berre) with 100 berths, - The Port de Carro, a small fishing village with 200 berths, - The Anse des Tamaris and Anse des Laurons (Tamarisk Cove and Laurons Cove), two small natural harbours, with 140 berths. The dry port, ¨PORT MARITIMA, is located in the Ecopolis Sud industrial estate — 800 spaces.
    Martigues, France
    43° 24' 04" N / 005° 03' 01" E
    
    
    

  
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