Harbour

Port Méditerranée

3.4FranceVar

Maximum length: 22 ft
Maximum draught: 3 ft

Marina of 58 berths at Six-Fours-les-Plages on the Var coast, between Sanary-sur-Mer and La Seyne.

Guide

Approach and anchoring

Approach from the Baie de Sanary. The entrance is protected by a breakwater, and a low wall on one side of it should be given a wide berth. Max draught 1.2 m limits access, and deeper-keeled yachts often anchor off and land by dinghy. Mistral reaches here from the west-north-west.

Practical

58 berths, with water and electricity on the pontoons. Reception is not always staffed, but boats can lie on the reception quay with water and power on the terminal. The premises are clean and recent, with showers and disabled toilets. A Paul bakery, a McDonald's and a few shops stand nearby, and the adjoining car park gives the first hour free. Services are limited compared to Sanary 0.8 nm north-west, which has a full marina with fuel berth and chandlery.

Ashore

Plage de la Coudoulière sand beach within walking distance, 500 m south. Île des Embiez, owned by the Paul Ricard foundation with its Institut océanographique, lies 2 nm offshore and is reachable by tender. Sanary-sur-Mer daily market on the seafront is one of the oldest covered markets in Provence.