Port La Napoule is located in the Bay of Cannes, in the Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur region. Composed of a 13-hectare basin, this marina is surrounded by a rock breakwater over a kilometer long. The latter is reinforced by a concrete quay, itself protected by a shelter wall. Indeed, the port benefits from an ideal geographical location to shelter from all winds and therefore allows for pleasant and safe navigation.

Equipped with 17 jetties, varying from 20 to 160 meters in length, Port La Napoule has 200 berths reserved for the public and 717 private berths, dedicated to small and large pleasure craft. It also has another quay dedicated to sailing catamarans with 5 places available.
Also called the Port of Mandelieu, this stopover is one of the most dynamic ports on the Côte d'Azur.

Located at the gateway to the Massif de l'Estérel, this holiday resort welcomes more and more boaters throughout the year. In addition, it represents to this day, an essential place for nautical sports on the Côte d'Azur and an attractive address for maritime tourism.
In fact, this port is a very popular place for Mediterranean sailing enthusiasts because it is well sheltered from the wind.

The Port La Napoule is labeled Blue Flag of marinas and is also certified "Ports Propres". It is committed every day to the protection of the common maritime environment. Indeed, throughout the year, this marina welcomes people from all over the world and is ecologically committed to respecting the environment and the marine environment. Acting as a true eco-responsible, there are waste recovery areas in the port, but also waste water from boats. On the other hand, the careening areas do not discharge anything that could be harmful to nature.

In 1905, a port project had been requested by the fishermen and inhabitants of the commune. After a few years, a first jetty was therefore built. It was not until 1935 that a landing stage and structures were put in place to facilitate access to the port.
From the 1960s, the port of the Napoule district decided to undertake major works to accommodate more and more boaters. In 1968, jetties and a large dike were built, thus making it possible to accommodate ships the following year.

Port La Napoule welcomes its boaters all year round, in a magnificent setting combining land and sea. The beauty of its panoramas, its facilities and its warm welcome are the strong points of this place so appreciated by boaters.

Also a real tourist destination, the stopovers at Port La Napoule allow you to fully enjoy the stretches of beaches and the breathtaking views offered by the Esterel mountain range and its red rocks. During this passage at the port, it is also possible to visit the mimosa capital of the Côte d'Azur: Mandelieu-La-Napoule. Many restaurants and shops are to be discovered on site.

© photos of the town of Mandelieu la Napoule https://www.portlanapoule.fr/