If your booking request has been accepted:
The deposit must be paid 15 days after the booking request has been processed. If not, the reservation will be cancelled. If your request has been accepted less than 15 days before your arrival, the deposit must be paid on receipt of confirmation.
The deposit paid at the time of booking will be deducted from the final bill for your stay.
The total amount of the stay must be paid before the arrival of the port.

Deposits will be refunded or moved only under the following conditions:

• Issuance of a special weather forecast by Météo France for the ship’s arrival date
• Damage to the ship preventing it from sailing (certificate from the shipyard specifying its immobilisation to be provided)
• Death or hospitalisation cancelling the charter or stay (certificate from the medical centre or doctor)

Cancellation policy :

• 2 days or more before the arrival date: full deposit payable
• 2 days or less: full stay

It is not possible to choose your pitch, but you can make a request in the comments section of the booking form. We do our best to satisfy our customers.

For boats under 18 metres, you can only make a booking request via the NAVILY application 48 hours before the desired date. A reply will be given on the morning of the requested date.

If we have no more availability on Navily, you can go to the port entrance to check our availability on the day. We operate a first-come, first-served policy for boats under 18 metres.

You can find a map of the port in the practical information tab, ‘Arrival Information‘

The port is divided into 3 basins:

• The Jean Lescudier basin, also known as the New Harbour: mooring on a hanger, behind the quay.
• The Old Port: mooring on an anchor or mooring line.
• The old port includes the Jean Reveille mole (old riggings) and the Môle D’Estiennes d’Orves (the red lighthouse breakwater), mooring along the quay.
• Le Pilon: basin outside the port reserved for the yachting association.

If the port is full on your dates, you can contact us to be put on the waiting list. The waiting list is only available for vessels over 18 metres.

In July and August the waiting list is open 24 hours before the desired date.

The waiting list for July and August will also be online in your Magelane Eresa space from 1 July. Changes and cancellations to the waiting list must be made by contacting the harbour master’s office. If the applicant cancels a night, he/she will be downgraded for the following nights requested.

Customers who are VIP members of the port are not subject to the 24-hour rule or to the downgrading on the waiting list.

Boats wishing to moor for a few hours during the day must contact the Harbour Master’s Office on arrival at the harbour entrance to ask if a berth is available. The berth is free for 3 hours without connection (water and electricity). If connection and/or more than three hours, a half-fee based on the category of vessel will be applied.

Franchises are no longer accepted from 4pm (may vary according to availability).

Yes, the harbour master’s office offers a free waste water pumping and bilge water pumping service.
Waste water pumping available every day between 8am and 5pm by appointment only 24 hours in advance.
Bilge pumping available every day between 9am and 12pm by appointment only 48 hours in advance.

The harbour master’s office has set up several collection points for household waste and a Clean Point (in the technical area) for toxic waste.

There is also a waste collection service on the quayside and at sea.

More information on the ‘Environment’ page, waste reception plan. 

A refuelling station is located on the pier of the green lighthouse and 8 companies have signed agreements for the delivery of normal and tax-free fuel around the port. More information on the ‘Services’ page under ‘Port infrastructure’.

Yes, there is a free WIFI connection reserved for yachtsmen. A code will be given to you when you check in at reception.

A goods locker is available at the harbour master’s office for port customers only.

If you are planning a stopover, you can have your goods delivered to the harbour master’s office. Please note the name of the boat and your mobile number on the delivery address so that we can contact you when we receive it.

A craning zone is available at the Arman site (Technical Zone).

Contact: +33 (0) 6 15 44 45 62

Yes. A slipway is located at Port du Pilon. It is accessible free of charge; however, please note that the water is shallow.

Shipchandler: a shipchandler is located near the Villanova shipyard.

Open Monday to Friday, 9.30am – 12.30pm and 2.30pm – 5.30pm (opening times vary depending on the season).

Tel: +33 (0) 4 94 97 90 38 

In high season, from June to August, the Saint-Tropez Lounge Club organises weekly Lounge Live Music evenings open to the public. We strongly recommend that you book in advance.
We also recommend that you follow us on social networks @portdesainttropez to keep up to date with events.

During the summer season, access to the harbourmaster’s office esplanade is reserved. If you wish to park your vehicle as a customer of the port, you can make a request at the beginning of the season (April/May) for the purchase of a day or season pass, subject to the agreement of the management.

In season (from May) access to the Môle Jean Réveille and the Môle d’Estiennes d’Orves is restricted.

Passes can only be purchased from the car park office.

During the season (from May onwards) access to the Harbour Master’s Office, the Jean Réveille Mole and the Estiennes d’Orves Mole by car is controlled.

Since summer 2023, passes for the MJR, formerly sold at the harbour master’s office, have been sold at the car park office only.

Passes for the Harbour Master’s Office are sold at the Harbour Master’s Office under agreement with management.

The Port has been part of this approach since 2012, and continues to invest and improve its environmental performance.

You can find the history of the Port’s actions on our ‘Environment’ page.

We are very proud to be able to offer a free waste water and bilge water pumping service to yachts calling at the port. The port has provided a free terminal for electric boats. The port has also set up several collection points for sorting ordinary and toxic waste.

Some of the port’s structures (technical area) and quay have been renovated to meet Clean Harbour standards.

Every year, our staff receive theoretical training on the subject of clean ports, as well as technical training for the departments concerned. As a result, in the event of an incident (e.g. pollution in the port), our staff can intervene quickly with the appropriate equipment to deal with the situation.

Every year, communication campaigns are organised by the port and our partners to raise awareness among port users.

As the Port of Saint-Tropez is an important platform for meetings and exchanges on the Côte d’Azur, we are always keen to host events focusing on committed nautical innovations and raising awareness of marine environments.

We regularly host the E-Marine by Aqua electric boat show, the Blue Odyssey mission, etc. Find out more about all the events on the “Environment” page.

Saint-Tropez is a dynamic village, with many sporting, cultural and artistic events taking place throughout the year, making it a popular destination for visitors. To find out what’s on, check out the calendar of events on the town’s website or the Tourist Office website.

The cruise schedule is available on the ‘Around the port’ page. Cruise passengers can only embark and disembark at the Estacade in the new port.
As part of the ISPS system, we invite all passengers on the maritime shuttles to comply with the security measures in force and to cooperate with the checks carried out by the security agents.