The days are getting longer and more beautiful and today we offer you an overview of the ports in our area!
Menton Garavan
The port of Menton Garavan, large and modern, is one of the largest on the Côte d'Azur and introduces the charming panorama of the French Côte d'Azur, behind the blue pearl Menton . Located on the side of the Italian border, it frames the bay of Garavan .
It has a capacity of 770 landings for each type of vessel (with a maximum length of 40 metres), 144 of which are reserved for boats in transit. The port of Menton Garavan offers many services to boaters, including the petrol station on the quay which is open continuously from 8.00 to 20.00 during the summer season.
The port maintains within it a shipyard and numerous businesses linked to port activities as well as shops with provisioning services for navigators . As a port it looks like a smaller version of the port of Monte Carlo , but one should not be fooled by the setting and the prestige that precedes Monte Carlo's fame.
The shipyard, in addition to blending with the port structure with architectural harmony , makes use of a tourist frame that sees the French coast and the lighthouse of the old city.
The orange brick castle of Menton, once a historic landing point and lookout, is now a pure historical attraction.
The port offers each boat and its owners the possibility of using the wifi internet network, security service, weather information and the possibility of hiring a service crew.
Port of excellent access and very well sheltered in all weather conditions. The Sea World Ship MGG allows you to rent a 27-metre yacht entirely or cabin only (both double and twin available), for more information write to info@seaworldship-mgg.com
Port Hercule, Monaco
One of the very few deep water ports on the French Riviera, the exclusive Port Hercule is ideal for the largest of superyachts. This world-famous marina in Monaco, known for its opulence and glamour, is located in the heart of the bustling and historic district of La Condamine. With depths ranging from 5m to 40m, this marina can accommodate all vessels, while its 700 berths offer plenty of space for some of the most impressive superyachts. The harbor provides everything an owner needs, including fuel, chandeliers, a shipyard and a place to socialize at the Monaco Yacht Club. A new seawall has just recently been built, offering great protection from easterly waves, ensuring the highest levels of protection for the finest boats.
Cala del Forte
Cala del Forte is an exceptional marina located in northern Italy, just 7 km from the border with France. With 178 berths for a maximum length of 70 metres, Cala del Forte is an excellent choice for those sailing near the border between Italy and France and wanting to explore both rivieras. Situated in a historic settlement dating back to the 1st century BC, the city is full of attractions within easy reach of the port. Stroll through the idyllic public gardens, filled with beautiful flora and fauna. With mild weather all year round, this is a hotspot for nature lovers. The city also offers impeccable restaurants, trendy boutiques and quaint cafés. The distance from Monaco and the luxurious city of San Remo is another reason why this marina is so attractive.
Port Vauban, Antibes
The Old Port of Antibes, which runs from the current Porte Marine to the Bastion Saint-Jaume, dates back to very ancient times. Located in a landscape of exceptional beauty, between Monaco, Saint Tropez and Cannes, Port Vauban is a superb starting point in the Mediterranean. The surrounding scenery is second to none, blending spectacular mountains and the emerald sea. Also home to fabulous cuisine, walking distance to the marina Considered the largest marina in Europe at approximately 62 acres, Port Vauban is home to 1642 berths. The port welcomes a variety of boats, from local fishing boats to 165m superyachts.
