In a wonderful setting at the end of the Rade de Brest, an extensive but sheltered cruising ground, and surrounded by varied tourist area with a rich cultural heritage, the Moulin Blanc Marina offers many benefits to visiting yachtsmen. One hour by plane from Paris, the Moulin Blanc Marina is well situated as the point of departure for cruises in the Rade de Brest , to the Islands and over to the U.K. and Ireland. In Brest, you will experience an exceptional quality of service.

Port Napoleon is a port on the South Coast of France with a surface of 13 hectares , situated at Port-Saint Louis in the estuary of the Rhône, within easy reach of boat, car, plane or TGV. It is as well a yachtharbour as a technical harbour and can accept boats with maximum 40 m of length and 4.5 m of draught.

The Port of Bormes les Mimosas welcomes you to the heart of modern infrastructure: a water level of 7 hectares allows docking of 950 ships. Very committed to its environment Port wears proudly lePavillon Blue Europe ports. Stop in Bormes les Mimosas and learn the privilege of hosting with a big "A". Discover the old Provencal village of the XIIth century gold medal at the European competitions flowering in 2004. Located only a few miles des Iles d'Or - Porquerolles Port-Cros - The Levant, the port offers all services to ensure a stop to remember.

Since its inception, Port Olona was part of many manifestations of nautical national audience: the Vendee Globe, Solitaire Afflelou-Le Figaro, Challenge University of Paris-Dauphine, Tour de France à la Voile for 10 years, Cruise EDHEC Course, Global Challenge VDH, ... Thanks to the efforts developed by the City of Sables d'Olonne and the close cooperation existing since 20 years with the Water Sports Sablais (SNS), Port Olona has become a mecca for sailing.

The Port Saint-Cyprien is the most important home base of the gulf of the Lion.
At 7 miles only of the pass of entry, the sea nature reserve of Banyuls opens the road of the magic Costa Brava Coast.

Located between Cannes and Saint-Tropez, Port-Fréjus has the most up-to-date equipment and the weather station boasts the most sophisticated resources.

The modern marina in deep water is accessible 24 hours a day at all states of the tide. No lock gates or sill to negotiate. The harbour entrance faces south east and is protected from the prevailing winds, it is 80 meters wide and dredged to 4.5 meters under LAT. The marina is protected by two main breakwaters. One in the south and the other north-east. Opened in 1990, Saint-Quay Port d'Armor continues its programme of improvements and modernization. The northern part of the harbour is dedicated to the fishing fleet.
Numerous cruising or day sailing opportunities are possible from St Quay. A few minutes away are the Isles of St Quay, ideal for a picnic or fishing, they spread over a few miles into the bay of St Brieuc, which is sheltered from the predominant winds and is the ideal location for numerous regattas all year round.

Like a real sea luxury hotel, the harbour master house makes its offices and innovant services available: lounge, meteo via satellite, live satellite stock exchange informations, groom services as well as all the useful information you might during your call in Saint-Tropez.
The Harbour nowadays includes 800 berths distributed over 2 docks on 9 hectares (22.23 acres). The old dock is intended for vessels up to 50 meters long drawing maximum 4.5 meters of water. The new dock is intended for middle size vessels.

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.
An aera of hard standing near at hand, can accomodate 150 units for maintenance and winterring.

Sainte-Maxime, the elegant and family destination offers a completely particular climate with an exceptional sunning of almost 300 days per annum and a winter temperature ranging between 12 and 19 degrees Celsius.
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