The marina has three basins, two in open water and accessible by a door lock. It is now regarded as one of the most innovative in terms of environmental protection (area of fairing, effluent pumps, boat cleaner, control and water quality, anti-pollution equipment…).

Le Havre, which is France's biggest ocean port, 125 miles North West of Paris, has since been linked to the rest of the country by the Normandy Bridge. Located in the Seine bay, Le Havre is located 15 miles from Honfleur (25 min.), 20 miles from Etretat (35 min.), 28 miles from Fécamp (50 min.), 47 miles from Rouen (1 hour) and 2 hours from Paris.

The bay of Saint-Malo is one of the most visited bay and is the place to come for a few hours, a weekend or a long term stay. The marina offers numerous moorings and sheltered landing stages.
Its harbours can accommodate up to 2,000 boats at: "Mouillage de Solidor" (Solidor anchorage), the "Port des Bas-Sablons" (Bas-Sablons harbour), at Saint-Servan or in the "Bassin Vauban" (Vauban dock) at the base of the fortifications.
Saint-Malo also offers a complete range of nautical services: shipyards, engine manufacturers, sail makers, fitting suppliers and diving experts who gather the most renowned brands and ensure a true know-how at Saint-Malo.

Located in the south of France, Port Camille Rayon is dedicated to luxury yachting.

The port of Cannes offers 800 morring areas among them 250 are exclusively dedicated to short stay-in (depends on the availability). Located at only 16 miles from the port of Nice, 22 from the port of Monaco and 24 from the port of Saint-Tropez, the port of Cannes is perfect for your stay-in on the French Riviera.

Located between the Mediterranean Sea and the Etang de Berre, the City of Martigues has no less than 9 pleasure ports and capacity for over 3000 vessels.

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.

Located on the south coast of France, east of Marseille, the marina at Cassis has spaces for just under 400 boats.

The only deep water port, for vessels with a draft of more than 5 metres, between Spain and the French Riviera.

Located in the centre of the town, the port of u cœur de la ville Golfe-Juan brings together boating and fun and offers many tailor made services.