Port de Saint-Tropez

Port de Saint-Tropez is the large marina at Saint-Tropez on the French Riviera, split into several basins: Bassin Jean Lescudier (up to 25 m), Vieux Port (25-50 m) and Môle d'Estiennes d'Orves (up to 90 m, max 4 m draught).

The port monitors VHF channel 09 and is open year-round; in summer staff are on watch 24 hours, in winter from 8am-12pm and 1pm-5pm. Berthing assistance is available 8am-7pm in summer. Berths are booked online via Navily (under 18 m) or Magelan Eresa (over 18 m), with both seasonal contracts and daily rates calculated by length x width. Payment is due on arrival.

The marina has a fuel berth on the jetée du phare vert selling SP98 petrol and diesel, with card payment available around the clock. Pump-out for sewage and bilge water is free of charge by appointment with the harbour office. Free wifi is available for boaters, there's a charging point for electric boats at the reception quay, and a technical area offers a crane up to 10 tonnes plus waste stations including a facility for hazardous waste. A free slipway is located at Port du Pilon (note shallow water). The Saint-Tropez Lounge Club at the port offers breakfast, food and drinks plus a bar with cocktails and views over the bay.

Within walking distance you'll find the old town, a chandlery near the chantier Villanova, and a launderette/dry cleaner at "La Pause de Saint-Tropez" on Allée du Quai de l'Epi, opposite the harbour office.