Capacity: 729 berths
Impasse: <-> 50m
Boats: <80m
VHF Channel 9
Port’s Club: Saint-Tropez Lounge Club
Sailing Club: SNST
Port’s facilities:
Fuel Station
Technical zone (careening area, crane, waste disposal point)
Slipway for launching (Port du Pilon)
Basin Jean Lescudier
Max LOA: < 25 m
Draught : 2,5 – 5,5 m
Mooring on groundlines
Estiennes d’Orves Jetty
Max LOA : <80 m
Draught : 3,0 – 5,5 m
Mooring alongside the quay
Old harbour
Max LOA: < 50 m
Draught : 2,5 – 5,5 m
Mooring on ground lines or on anchor
Jean Reveille Jetty
Max LOA: < 30 m
Draught : 3,0 m
Mooring on groundlines
Reception and registration
Registration
Once you have docked, please go to the harbour master’s office to register. You will need to bring the vessel’s documents and insurance papers. Some vessels are required to provide additional declarations; please consult the environment page.
You will also find the latest prefectural decrees and other regulations on the ‘regulations and procedures’ page.
Quays
Please do not clutter the quays with equipment, vehicles (motorbikes, bicycles, etc.). Designated areas have been created for this purpose.
Toilets
The port has a toilet block (showers and WCs) on the reception quay reserved for use by boaters. Access is via a code that will be given to you when you register.
Services
The harbour master’s office offers several services to its customers.
Electric boat
A connection terminal for electric boats is available at the reception quay. AC Output 400V – 3P+N 32A/ DC Output 150-500V 0-125A
Environment
At the port of Saint-Tropez, we are actively committed to protecting the environment. We invite our customers to join us in our efforts and adopt good practices.
Technique
Electricity and water
Each mooring berth is equipped with a water and electricity supply terminal.
Water and electricity are included in the harbour fees (except for the winter storage package, which does not include 400V electricity supply).
The terminals are equipped with 240V sockets delivering 32A/63A at the Jean Lescudier basin and 240V to 400V sockets delivering up to 250A at the Old Port and Môle d’Estiennes d’Orves. The harbour master’s office offers an electrical socket rental service, subject to a deposit.
Connecting a plug
You must tighten the cable gland to ensure that the cable is watertight and securely fastened.
Failure to follow these instructions may cause the socket to overheat, damage it and possibly cause a fire in the electrical terminal.
Boaters who fail to follow these instructions may be held liable for any damage. Harbour staff are available to assist you when connecting to the quay terminal.
Captains are asked to minimise their electricity consumption before connecting to the harbour’s electrical network.
