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Cassis to Bandol via Île Verte

Under Cap Canaille, the highest sea cliff in France, Cassis, then La Ciotat and its Île Verte, a fair-weather anchorage off the beach. Les Lecques and Saint-Cyr-sur-Mer in the bay, Bandol and the island of Bendor at the end. A 15 mile day, sheltered from the mistral by the cliffs but open to the south.

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HarbourCassis, France
Cassis
3.9
Port of 400 berths in the bay of Cassis, between Cap Canaille and the calanque of Port-Miou, within the Calanques National Park.
- Up to 30 m
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AnchorageFrance
Calanque de Figuerolles
4.1
Small ochre-cliff calanque on the western side of La Ciotat, with a sand and rock bottom sheltered from the northerly quadrant.
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HarbourLa Ciotat, France
La Ciotat - Port vieux
3.9
Historic harbour of 700 berths in the heart of La Ciotat, at the foot of the former shipyards now converted into a superyacht refit centre.
- Up to 45 m
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AnchorageFrance
Anse du Grand Mugel
2.6
Prohibited anchoring cove at the foot of the Bec de l'Aigle, just south of La Ciotat. Sand and seagrass bottom, sheltered from NW, N, W and SW.
- Water
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HarbourLes Lecques, France
Vieux Port- Les Lecques
4.3
Small harbour of 203 berths adjoining the Nouveau port in the bay of Les Lecques, reserved for shallow-draught boats.
- Up to 8 m
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HarbourSaint Cyr sur Mer, France
La Madrague - Saint Cyr
3.6
Small marina of 400 berths on the south-east shore of the baie des Lecques at Saint-Cyr-sur-Mer, at the foot of the wooded hill of La Madrague.
- Up to 7 m
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HarbourBandol, France
Bandol
4.3
Major 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.
- Up to 40 m
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AnchorageFrance
Île de Bendor
3.9
Small private island off Bandol, bought by Paul Ricard in 1950 and developed into a cultural site with a marina on its north side.
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AnchorageFrance
Calanque du Port d'Alon
4.1
Rocky creek on the Saint-Cyr-sur-Mer coast, inside the Natura 2000 marine site between La Madrague and Bandol.