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Marinas in Saint-Tropez

Discover and book your perfect Saint-Tropez marina

With a beguiling mix of old wooden sailing masts and gleaming superyachts, the beautiful fishing village of Saint Tropez is perhaps the most famous yacht marina in the world.

Find loads of top tips and local insights in our Saint-Tropez Marina Guide.

Port Grimaud Marina, Port Grimaud

Port Grimaud Marina

The Marina Port Grimaud has 250 berths for boats with a maximum draft of 22 and maximum of 3.20 m depth.

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Port de Cavalaire

Port Heraclea Marina, Cavalaire sur Mer

Port Heraclea is a private marina located in the town of Cavalaire-sur-Mer, in the Var department of Provence and to the south-west of Saint Tropez.

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Port de Sainte Maxime

Port de Sainte Maxime Marina, Sainte-Maxime

Port Sainte Maxime is located on the north side of Saint-Tropez Gulf, near the ancient city port and opposite the beautiful town of Saint Tropez.

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Port of Frejus Marina, Frejus

Port of Frejus Marina, Frejus

Just south along the coastline from Cannes, is the lovely Roman town of Frejus. There is a large harbour here with lots of activity based around it. 702 moorings are available for boats with a maximum length of up to 30 metres.

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Port de Saint Tropez

Port de Saint Tropez Marina

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Saint Tropez

With a capacity of 800 moorings divided between two basins on an area of 9 hectares in the heart of the village, Saint-Tropez's harbour is a main port where the super rich and beautiful have their yachts.

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Marines de Cogolin

Les Marines de Cogolin Marina

Just 3km up the coast from Saint Tropez lies Cogolin Marina, the largest port along the Riviera and able to accommodate up to 1600 yachts with a maximum length of 50m.

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A Guide to Marinas & Moorings in Saint Tropez

With a beguiling mix of old wooden sailing masts and gleaming superyachts, the beautiful fishing village of Saint Tropez is perhaps the most famous yacht marina in the world.

Saint Tropez is a very splendid village, and its marina is an exciting place to be. However, given the competition and steep prices of a midsummer berth in Saint Tropez, you’ll often find that some of the neighbouring marinas offer a cheaper and more low-key experience (with the same great access to the stunning beaches and medieval villages of Provence).

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The Port de Saint Tropez runs right along the cobbled water-front of this chic town, so you can step right off your boat and into the cool sophistication of Hotel de Paris or sip a glass of rose in one of the other pavement cafes. Or perhaps you’d like to have a Provencal lunch in a shady restaurant courtyard beneath the grape vines, followed by an afternoon spent shopping in the town’s glamorous boutiques.

Whatever floats your boat, Saint Tropez is a very special and memorable place to berth your vessel. It can also be quite a pricey one, with berth rates ranging between 27 euro per night for a 5m boat, to 2,894 euro for a 70m boat to come into port for a night.

As you might imagine, it can be tough finding a berth in Saint Tropez in summer. There’s just one marina in Saint Tropez proper, but if you can’t nab a spot there are some good marinas nearby, such as the well-protected Cogolin marina, Port Grimaud (‘the Venice of Provence’) and the relaxed seaside town of Cavalaire-sur-Mer.

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