South of France
Beaulieu Harbour
Beaulieu Harbour, South of France
Beaulieu Sur Mer is an up-market seaside resort on the French Riviera. It is a year-round commercial and residential town in a beautiful setting. Shops, shady tree-lined sidewalks and a Casino, as well as beaches and yacht basins. Serious yachting with a Chantier Naval and other maintenance and support activities.
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Town : Beaulieu sur Mer |
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Town : Beaulieu sur Mer |
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Town : Beaulieu sur Mer |
Fréjus Marina
Fréjus Marina, South of France
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Town : Fréjus |
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Town : Fréjus |
Mandelieu - La Rague
Mandelieu - La Rague, South of France
Port de la Rague is located between Mandelieu and Theoule sur Mer. It is one of the most charming marinas of this coast, famous for its old railway viaduct. To the East lies the beautiful bay of Cannes with Iles de Lerins and to the West you will find the famous red rock coastline of the Mediterranean. A 15min walk from La Napoule, this is a peaceful, modern marina set against the foothills of the Esterel mountain range.
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Town : Mandelieu |
Marina Baie Des Anges
Marina Baie Des Anges, South of France
Baie des Anges is curled up in the shade of four buildings standing around as guardian angels with their wings spread, overlooking 600 anchoring berths from 6 to 35 meters spread over 6 hectares of water. A 400 metre jetty shelters a south west oriented pass 6 meters deep, through which boats sail in and out easily. Close proximity to Nice International Airport.
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Town : Villeneuve-Loubet |
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Town : Villeneuve-Loubet |
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Town : Villeneuve-Loubet |
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Town : Villeneuve-Loubet |
Marina du Soleil - Bay of Cannes
Marina du Soleil - Bay of Cannes, South of France
Marina du Soleil (or « Sun Marina ») is the first marina project to be introduced in the Bay of Cannes for years. Located in Mandelieu, easily accessible from the motorway and from Mandelieu airport, it offers boat owners a unique opportunity to have a base on the Côte d’Azur, in one of the most sought after destinations on that coast, at highly competitive prices.
Most people who cruise this popular region know the ports of Mandelieu La Napoule and La Rague. However, a little further inland, along the Siagne River are two smaller marinas, Marina Marco Polo and Cannes Marina which are residential complexes and holiday homes for a few privileged boat owners since the 1980s. The area is very green with gardens, luxurious residences and a golf course. The delivery of Marina du Soleil in 2011 along the Siagne, will at last allow more boat owners to find a home in this extremely popular cruising destination.
With a 30 year concession starting from the delivery of the marina, this is also a unique investment opportunity for anyone who understands the yacht & berth industry and the need for more berths in the South of France.
Inwards Marine is proud to offer these exceptional berths at very competitive 1st phase release prices to its Clients.
Please contact us for more information on this exciting new project.
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Town : Cannes - Mandelieu |
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Town : Cannes - Mandelieu |
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Town : Cannes - Mandelieu |
Marines de Cogolin
Marines de Cogolin, South of France
With over 300 sunny days a year and its picturesque scenic views, Provence and the surrounding area has become the second most visited tourist region in France. Cogolin’a strategic location in the bay of St Tropez and its well-developed tourism infrastructure draw over three million visitors a year.
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Town : Cogolin - Bay of St Tropez |
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Town : Cogolin - Bay of St Tropez |
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Town : Cogolin - Bay of St Tropez |
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Town : Cogolin - Bay of St Tropez |
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Town : Cogolin - Bay of St Tropez |
Port Camille Rayon - Golfe Juan
Port Camille Rayon - Golfe Juan, South of France
Port Camille Rayon in Golfe Juan is a very popular marina of the Côte d’Azur, lying in the Eastern part of the famous Bay of Cannes. The marina is just a short 10 – 15 minute drive along the coast away from the Croisette of Cannes. It is adjacent to the Golfe Juan marina, to the West of the “Quai d’Honneur” or “Quai Napoléon”, which is a public marina and accommodates smaller boats.
Golfe Juan is a French locality which does not have the administrative status of a town. It is part of Vallauris, which some consider a suburb of Cannes. This part of the Côte d’Azur is very residential. Many yacht owners have a villa in the surrounding upper hills making Port Camille Rayon the ideal location to moor permanently. Just East of Golfe Juan is Juan-les-Pins on the Cap d’Antibes, famous for its beautiful villas.
Port Camille Rayon has berths for up to 833 boats on fixed or floating quays with dimensions going from 6 meters to 75 meters length overall. The depth varies in the port from 5 meters to 2 meters.
Mooring your yacht (or boat) in Port Camille Rayon allows you to cruise to lovely destinations within an hour, such as the Cannes of course, but also the Lérins Islands (îles de Lérins), a group of 4 islands, of which the main two are Sainte Marguerite, open to the public and past home of the Man in the Iron Mask, and the smaller Saint Honorat, which has been a monastery since the 19th century and welcomes a few visitors at specific times of the year (so please avoid topless sunbathing and making noise whilst anchoring close to that particular island!).
Golfe Juan is also famous for being the site where Napoleon chose to land on 28th February 1815 to reconquer france. Some of the local shops and monuments are there to remind you this important fact for French history.
As it names indicates it, the marina was built by Camille Rayon, famous Resistance hero during World War II, helping the allies by coordinate local efforts to disrupt operations along the Southern Coast of France. After the war, Camille ran a restaurant in nearby Antibes and then had a vision of the South of France nowadays, with more marinas. Being close to De Gaulle and the authorities, he played a major role in building facilities for larger vessels in the 1960s and 1970s. He is probably the man who can claim to have built more berths and moorings than anyone else, with over 74 marinas, including some of the largest port facilities destined to the mega yachts in Antibes’s Port Vauban (IYCA or “Quai des milliardaires”/Billionaires’ Quay).
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Town : Golfe Juan |
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Town : Golfe Juan |
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Town : Golfe Juan |
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Town : Golfe Juan |
Port Cap d'Ail
Port Cap d'Ail, South of France
A deep water marina in the smart new Fontvielle area of Monaco, Port de Cap d’Ail is ideal for larger yachts and includes ten berths for yachts over 30 metres. You can berth both alongside and stern-to, then be in the centre of Monaco within ten minutes. The marina has virtually every facility one could ask for, with wonderful restaurant terraces facing the water. Handily located near to the heliport, and therefore only six minutes away from Nice Airport, access to your yacht is easy.
There are berths from 6m up to 60m in length and two large side on berths.
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Town : Cap d'Ail |
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Town : Cap d'Ail |
Port of Menton Garavan
Port of Menton Garavan, South of France
The Port of Garavan is on West of the border between France and Italy. It can welcome yachts up to 40 metres. Menton is a lovely town with a variety of restaurants and shops in the old town which is mostly pedestrian. Menton is also a town with a great cultural heritage. The town was Genoese and then Monegasque until it became French. Rugby lovers may also know it as the last resting place of William Webb Ellis.
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Town : Menton |
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Town : Menton |
Port of Ste-Maxime
Port of Ste-Maxime, South of France
Sainte-Maxime is an elegant family destination which offers a gentle climate with 300 days of sunshine per year and winter temperatures ranging from 12°C to 19°C. This charming Côte d’Azur little town also offers a very good view of the famous Saint Tropez which further West on the other side of the bay.
The Port of Sainte Maxime has a public section (with 389 berths including 30 vistor berths) and a private section (with 375 berths). It can welcome yachts up to 25 m LOA and has a depth which varies from 1m to 7 m, depending on the location.
Mooring in the Port of Sainte Maxime is sought after by many of the residents and holiday makers in the area. As it is more accessible by road than St Tropez, Cogolin or Por, having your boat moored there saves you the experience of being stuck in traffic at the peak of the summer, desperately trying to reach your berth. In addition, the view from the berths in Ste Maxime, especially from the outer wall, is quite exceptional. You can enjoy a cocktail from your boat in the evening, watching the sun set behind St Topez.
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Town : Sainte Maxime |
Port Vauban - Antibes
Port Vauban - Antibes, South of France
Port Vauban is renowned throughout the sailing world as a place where super yachts gather. Europe’s largest harbour is home to more than 100 berths over the 23-metre in length, with some of these berths accomodating 165 m yachts. This is unique on this highly sought after coast of France. Antibes itself has long since joined the premier league of yachting destinations, with its superb restaurants, café’s and festivals. Port Vauban is surrounded by boating facilities of every kind. Berthing is alongside and stern-to and there is an on-site heliport, just by the “Billionnaire’s quay”
Port Vauban with the old town of Antibes is a very attractive marina for yacht and boat owners to have a base. It is one of largest private and public marina along the Cote d’Azur, it is easily accessible from Nice Airport by road and the Bay of Cannes is just on the other side of the Cap d’Antibes.
In addition, Port Vauban has always been a harbour. You can feel the history along these walls and that life has always revolved around the harbour. Since as early as 500 BC, Antibes was used by Phocean merchants (Greek) as a base for their trade routes. The name of Antibes is derived from “Antipolis”, which means “the town on the other side” as this harbour mirrored the one of Nice, which could be seen on the other side of the Baie des Anges (Bay of Angels). This marina has considerable historical heritages, such as Fort Vauban or the “Square Fort” from the XVIIth Century.
Port Vauban, partly due to its size, is administratively gather 3 moral entities which are the SAPA, the SAEM, and the IYCA (Billionaires’ Quay). Though these companies, which form the port, our managed by the same marina staff, there are slight differences in the terms of “berth ownership”, or more precisely the ways you can acquire a right to use a berth. For any advice or for additional information, please do not hesitate to call us.
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Town : Antibes |
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Town : Antibes |
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Town : Antibes |
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Town : Antibes |
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Town : Antibes |
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Town : Antibes |
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Town : Antibes |
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Town : Antibes |