116 documented harbours and anchorages within 19 mi of Bandol, ranked by boaters' ratings: shelter, seabed, services, photos and reviews, ready to open in the BoatMap app.
116 places
Marina of 243 berths at Les Oursinières, a hamlet of Le Pradet on the eastern side of the Bay of Toulon, Var.
Rocky anchorage on the coast between Saint-Cyr-sur-Mer and Les Lecques, sheltered from the northern and eastern quadrants.
3Marina of 450 berths on the western shore of Six-Fours-les-Plages, opposite the Ile des Embiez and south of the Cap Sicie massif.
4Rock-bottomed calanque within the Calanques National Park south of Marseille, between Port des Goudes and Port de Morgiou.
Headland south of La Seyne-sur-Mer topped by the chapel of Notre-Dame-du-Mai at 352 metres, rocky anchorage on the lee north side only.
6Anchorage off a sand beach on the south flank of the Cap Sicié peninsula, between Six-Fours-les-Plages and La Seyne-sur-Mer in the Var.
Rocky anchorage in the bay off Sanary-sur-Mer, Var coast, sheltered from northerly winds and open to the south.
8Small cove on the eastern flank of Cap Brun, east of Toulon and west of Carqueiranne, with room for two or three boats on sand and patches of algae.
Beach off La Seyne-sur-Mer on the western side of the rade de Toulon. Anchoring is prohibited in the bathing zone.
10Calanque between Morgiou and Sugiton in the Parc national des Calanques, west of Cassis and south of Marseille.
11Marina of 790 berths on the southern shore of the bay of Toulon, on the Saint-Mandrier peninsula in the Var.
12Anchorage in the baie des Lecques on the Provençal coast, between La Madrague and Saint-Cyr-sur-Mer.
13Narrow calanque between Port-Miou and En-Vau, inside the Parc national des Calanques, east of Marseille.
14Anchorage on the southern shore of the Saint-Mandrier peninsula, at the entrance to the Toulon roadstead in Provence.
15Rocky cove at the foot of the Bec de l'Aigle cliffs west of La Ciotat, Provence.
16Harbour of 550 berths on the Var coast, between Bandol and Toulon, sheltered behind a curved breakwater.
17Major marina of 1 600 berths in the bay of Bandol, between the Ile de Bendor and the town of Sanary-sur-Mer, on the Var coast.
Anchorage on the Provençal coast between Bandol and Sanary-sur-Mer in the Var, off the Plage de la Gorguette.
Calanque east of Sormiou with a small fishing port in the Calanques national park, where anchoring is limited to the sand outside a buoyed protection zone that shields the posidonia.
Anchorage on the north-east side of La Ciotat bay, sand bottom, shelter from W through N to NE, exposed to southerly swell.
21Rocky creek on the Saint-Cyr-sur-Mer coast, inside the Natura 2000 marine site between La Madrague and Bandol.
22Marina of 265 berths in the Mourillon neighbourhood of Toulon, east of the naval base and the Vieille Darse, Var.
Open roadstead west of Bandol between the Pointe de la Cride and Île Rousse, on the Provence coast.
Small rocky inlet on the eastern flank of La Ciotat bay, just south of the Port Vieux.
Cove on the south side of Île des Embiez, sand and rock bottom, open to the south.
Small cove on the eastern shore of the Rade des Vignettes, near Le Pradet in the Var, with room for about two boats at anchor.
Anchorage in the bay of Le Pradet on the south side of the Giens peninsula approach, Var coast, sand bottom.
Wide bay on the south coast of Le Pradet, sand and rock bottom with posidonia, day anchorage east of Toulon roadstead.
29Small private island off Bandol, bought by Paul Ricard in 1950 and developed into a cultural site with a marina on its north side.
30Small cove on the Île Rousse peninsula west of Bandol, southern Provence, used as a day anchorage.
Port des Oursinières is the best rated by boaters near Bandol, at 5.0/5, 14 mi away.
Île de Bendor is 1 mi from Bandol.
BoatMap documents 116 harbours and anchorages within 19 mi of Bandol: 27 harbours and 89 anchorages.