Located in the east of the commune of Saint-Raphaël, the Port of Agay is a real haven of peace. Indeed, it has inspired many artists thanks to its natural setting and exceptional panoramic views. Throughout the year, the Port of Agay in Saint-Raphaël welcomes boaters and holidaymakers along its pontoons and quays.

With a capacity of around 200 places, including 20 in the Agay River, this port, which looks like a small marina, allows access to boats under 8 metres. It is protected by a 55-metre-long rock dike to the south-east.
Its basin extends over 1.2 hectares and has allowed the development of five jetties of 30 to 40 meters in length.

The port of Agay has a harbor master's office, but also the fishing prud'homie of Saint-Raphaël. There is also a slipway and a space dedicated to mooring boats along the banks. It is also possible to embark from the Port of Agay for various excursions.

The Port of Agay was formerly called Port de la Chapelle. At the beginning of the 20th century, the construction of the port began with the southern quay area. In 1954, after several construction attempts, the jetty was finally completed as an extension of an existing quay.
Ten years later, two jetties were built, followed by five more until 1993.

Located between Cap Dramont and Pointe de la Baumette, Port d'Agay offers views of the foothills of the Esterel massif. It is possible to rent a boat for the whole day and admire the surroundings.

Located in the Var department, the little Agay is a seaside resort between Saint-Raphaël and Cannes. This place offers a breathtaking view of the Estérel mountains and the fine sandy beaches that surround it. It is a real holiday resort where it is really pleasant to rest and recharge your batteries.

The summer period is between May and September. During this period, many events and ceremonies are organized, particularly on Place Gianetti, where you will find the unmissable Agay market every Wednesday morning.

In addition, Agay allows you to indulge in many local and atypical activities. Indeed, whether at the top of the mountains or by the sea, Agay allows you to go hiking at Rastel d'Agay, a mountain peak that offers incredible panoramas. Or, to practice water activities such as scuba diving, canoeing, kitesurfing and other activities, to familiarize yourself as best as possible with the marine environment.

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