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If you’re looking for a wonderfully glamorous place to dock your boat on the French Riviera, then you have found it.
Find loads of top tips and local insights in our Cannes Marina Guide.
A small but pretty port that is situated to the east of the city on the eastern coast of the Cap de la Croisette.
The small historic port of Port Mourré Rouge was built in 1911. It has 450 berths for small vessels. The port is also the home of the sailing school of Youth Cannes (Cannes Jeunesse).
A drinking water system and electricity meters are available in this harbour.
Parking is available on request and for those who have berths in the port.
Pierre Canto Harbour has a privileged position as it is located on La Croisette, right in the centre of Cannes.
It is a large harbour with 600 fixed berths with a maximum length of 70 metres. A luxury marina located at the very end of the Croisette boulevard in Cannes which is known for its Film festival, during which this marina welcomes the show-biz greatest stars, as well as the most prestigious and magnificent yachts.
Facilities: drinking water, electricity, harbour master, crane, bar, restaurant, security, dressing rooms with showers and a fuel station. There are also two public shuttles and 3 VIP shuttles that come and go several times a day between the Cannes Old Harbour and Port Pierre Canto.
Heading south around the Cap d'Antibes is the Port Camille Rayon. There are moorings for 500 boats with a maximum length of 75 metres.
"Ideally located between St Tropez and Monaco and sheltered from the prevailing winds, the Port Camille Rayon welcomes you with its 833 berths, for yachts from 6m to 75m."
There are several lovely restaurants within the marina that you can enjoy while taking in the view over the coastline and the yachts in the marina. The perfect spot for a morning coffee or an evening glass of rose.
Amenities include drinking water, Wi-Fi, bar, restaurant, electricity, fuel station and security.On low tide the depth in the port is between -5 metres to -2 metres.
Orientated toward the sport of small vessel sport sailing this marina offers a pleasant view across. It offers 237 berths.
Port de la Pointe Croisette is a very small port accommodating up to 260 small vessels. Lying just near Palm Beach and within 200 metres of Port Pierre Canto, it is a well-positioned port for enjoying the town, as well as the lovely views across the bay to the Cannes Islands and the Esterel Mountains.
This marina is the departure point for regattas organised by the Yacht Club de Cannes. Here’s a time lapse of the port in summertime.
Located 13km south of central Cannes is the medium sized port of La Galere. There are 170 moorings available for boats with a maximum length of 16 metres.
All guests who moor there have access to very basic services, such as water and electricity. A moderate-capacity marina has moorings for medium size, with a maximum boat length of up to 16.00 m and a maximum draught of 4m. It also has a travel lift for boats up to 10 tons available for its customers. Well connected and not only accessible by sea, it is also close to Nice airport.
Facilities include:
The Club Port La Galere is also home to a wonderful hotel, restaurant, tennis court and Private Yacht Club.
The Port of Cannes is a medium sized harbour with a large range of amenities. There are 500 moorings available for boats with a maximum length of 35 metres.
Also called the ‘Old Port’ because of its location in the Old Town, Port of Cannes/Vieux Port marina offers 650 berths for yachts up to 65 metres in size. The largest yachts are moored on Albert Edward Pier and Quay Saint Pierre, and there’s a pontoon network for smaller yachts extending to the north.
The many classic sailboats that call this port home are lined up right on the edge of the street in the old town. It’s a beautiful sight, particularly during the Panerai Classic Regatta series in September when the most gorgeous sailing yachts in the world gather here. This older part of Cannes has a very different flavour than the glitz and glamour of the Port Pierre Canto and Croisette.
Because this port is public and run by the Chamber of Commerce, you can’t buy a long-term lease here; you can only rent one for a maximum of one year. For more information about buying or renting boat berths, contact Mooring Spot.
This port has fuel, water, electricity and amenities, as well as a ramp, shipyard with crane, 65 ton hoist, 70 ton hoist,medical services. There are bars and restaurants within a few steps of the port.
Port de la Rague is located between Theoule and La Napoule. It is a large marina with moorings for 560 boats with a maximum length of up to 30 metres.
There are both diving and sailing clubs in this harbour, as well as plenty of restaurants in the harbour and in the near by town. Facilities: drinking water, fuel station, toilets, showers, electricity, video surveillance, bar and restaurant.
Port La Napoule is just over three miles from central Cannes. It is a large marina with moorings for 450 boats.
This is a good place for super yachts as the maximum length can be 52 metres. The Port also holds, for the sixteenth consecutive year, the European Blue Flag of Marinas.
Facilities: drinking water, electricity, fuel station, bar, restaurant, bank, crane, waste collection, car rental and security. There is also WIFI available.
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.
This is a relatively new marina with up to date services and good access to the whole of the Riviera coast line with with its numerous coves and inlets, but especially to Cannes and St Tropez.
Facilities: drinking water, electricity, telephone, fuel station, WIFI, dressing rooms with showers and laundry services.