Port of Port-Cros

Water sports
Leisure marina

Le port, Port-Cros, 83400 Hyères

Le port de Port-Cros à Hyères — ©
Laurent Parienti - Provence Méditerranée

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Laurent Parienti - Provence Méditerranée

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Facilities: 75 berths alongside the quay, 42 berths on mooring buoys.

Restrooms for men, women, and people with disabilities, Recycling, Dishwashing area, Fresh water rationed: 20 liters per day per vessel (tap open from 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.). No fuel, no electricity, and no showers. VHF: Channel 9/16 Please note: there is a ZMEL off the coast of the port. The Bagaud Anchorage and Light Equipment Zone (ZMEL) is a program established by the Port-Cros National Park to protect the seabed (particularly Posidonia seagrass beds) and combat coastal erosion while ensuring a safe environment for boaters. Anchoring is prohibited in this zone; mooring is permitted only at 68 buoys equipped with eco-friendly anchors. Toilets for men and women with disabilities.

Services

Toilets

Rates

The port is closed to vessels >15 m, except at the Quai de Pierre, which is accessible to vessels >15 m and <30 m by reservation.
Vessels using the buoys and pontoons between 9 a.m. and 6 p.m. are free all year round.
At the request of the National Park's Board of Directors, the port is free of charge throughout January, February and March, and November and December.
A minimum service of reception, information and infrastructure is maintained in the port during this same period.