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Marinas and Ports in France
France offers sailors a rich experience with its unique coastlines stretching from the Mediterranean to the Atlantic and the English Channel. With its historic harbours, charming coastal towns and natural beauty, this region caters to every taste and also stands out for its maritime infrastructure.
This list has been compiled based on reviews and ratings from our sailing community. Taking into account criteria such as facility quality, service, location and overall experience, we aim to help you discover the best marinas and harbours in France.
#1
Beauchastel Harbour (North)
#2
Marina degli Aregai (Santo Stefano)
Larre soulless modern marina in a location of little apparent interest.
#3
Roses Harbour
The Marina of Roses serves 485 boats. There are 374 moorings for permanent boats and the rest are available for non-resident boats.
The perfect integration into the urban space, its modern facilities
#4
Châteauneuf Harbour (South)
#5
Agay Harbour
#6
Cap d'Ail Marina
Port de Cap d’Ail has 260 berths available, 60 of which are dedicated for visitors.
#7
San Remo Harbour
Porto Publico: The commercial harbour has several pontoons operated by private companies plus a transit quay, operated by the Guardia Costiera, with space for up to 4-5 yachts. NB: there are no facili
#8
Frontignan
Right in the city. No parking fee, and water/electricity costs are reasonable
Only 450 metres to the market (Saturday), 600 metres to the laundrette and around 1.5 kilometres to Lidl and Aldi.
#9
Centre nautique Ville de Sète Marina
This nautical centre is basically a small village with canals serving as streets. There is a large number of berths for motorboats available in the centre. For sailing boats there are four piers avail
#10
Empuriabrava Waiting Dock
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