The allocation of berths for ships calling at the port is subject to the payment of a deposit within the following timeframes:
For any booking made more than 15 days before the start of the stay, the deposit must be paid within 15 days of the booking being confirmed, and within 30 days for VIP/PRIVILEGE customers. If payment is not received, the booking will be cancelled.
If the stay begins within 15 days of the booking, the deposit must be paid within 48 hours of confirmation, and within 96 hours for VIP/PRIVILEGE customers.
For any booking made within 48 hours of arrival, full payment for the stay is required at the time of booking confirmation.
The deposit paid will be deducted from the final bill.
The full amount for the stay must be paid before arrival at the port.

The deposit will be forfeited for any booking not honoured without a valid reason.
The following reasons, in particular, are considered valid, subject to proof being provided:
– Weather conditions preventing the boat from reaching or entering the port (Special Weather Report),
– Medical reasons (upon presentation of a hospital certificate),
– Damage preventing the journey: Shipyard certificate accompanied by a quote + photos + invoice after repairs,
– The new boat has not yet been delivered (Shipyard certificate).
Any booking cancelled less than 48 hours before the arrival date without a valid reason will be charged for the full duration of the stay.
In the event that the cancellation of the stay is deemed to be for a valid reason, the deposit will be credited to the vessel or refunded on request by 30 September of the current year at the latest. After this deadline, the deposit will be forfeited. For stays cancelled after 30 September with a valid reason, the deposit will be refunded on request by 31 December of the current year at the latest.

If the booking is cancelled less than 48 hours before the scheduled arrival date, the full booking price is due and the deposit paid is retained by the port authority.
If the booking is cancelled more than 48 hours before the start of the stay, the deposit is retained by the Port as a non-refundable booking fee.

You cannot choose your pitch, but you can specify your preference in the comments section when making your booking. We will do our best, subject to availability, to accommodate our guests’ preferences.

For boats under 18 metres, you can submit a booking request via the NAVILY app no earlier than 48 hours before your preferred date. You will receive a response on the morning of the day in question.

If there is no availability on Navily, you can come to the harbour 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 harbour under the ‘Practical Information’ tab, ‘Your Arrival’.

The harbour is divided into three basins:

* The Jean Lescudier Basin, also known as the New Harbour: mooring by line, stern to the quay.

* The Old Port: mooring on a buoy

* The Old Port includes the Jean Reveille jetty (old rigging) and the Estiennes d’Orves jetty (the red lighthouse breakwater), with mooring along the quay.

* Le Pilon: a basin outside the port reserved for the yachting association.

If the port is fully booked for your chosen dates, you can join the waiting list via your Magelan E-Résa account.
The waiting list is only available for vessels over 18 metres in length. It is open all year round for VIP/PRIVILEGE customers. For non-VIP/PRIVILEGE customers, it is available at specific times: it opens in June, 15 days before the start of the booking period, and in July and August, 24 hours before the desired date. Both registration and cancellation can only be done via your Magelan account.

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 enquire whether a berth is available. Mooring is free of charge for the first three hours without hook-ups (water and electricity). If hook-ups are required and/or the stay exceeds three hours, half the mooring fee applicable to the vessel will be charged.
Free mooring is no longer available from 4.00 pm (subject to availability).

Yes, the harbour master’s office offers a free service for pumping out waste water and bilge water.
Waste water pumping is available every day between 8.00 am and 5.00 pm, by appointment only, to be made 24 hours in advance.
Bilge water pumping is available daily between 9.00 am and 12.00 pm, by appointment only, to be made 48 hours in advance.
Please note that, depending on the size of the boat, it may be necessary to move the vessel to allow access to the pumping equipment.
For any enquiries or to make an appointment, please contact the harbour master’s office directly.

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. 

Une station d’avitaillement est située sur la jetée du phare vert et des compagnies sont conventionnées pour la livraison de carburant au tarif TTC et détaxé autour du port.

Vous trouverez plus informations sur la page « Services » rubrique « Infrastructures du Port ».

Yes. There is a free Wi-Fi connection available exclusively for boaters. You will be given a password when you check in at reception.

A luggage storage facility is available at the harbour master’s office, exclusively for port customers.
If you are planning a stopover, you can have your goods delivered to the harbour master’s office. Please ensure that the name of the boat and your mobile phone number are clearly visible on the delivery label so that we can contact you upon receipt.
For security reasons relating to the Vigipirate plan, we are not authorised to handle luggage. Therefore, no luggage can be accepted.

A crane area is available at the Arman site (Technical Area).
Contact: +33 (0) 6 15 44 45 62

Yes, there is a boat launch at Port du Pilon. It is free to use.
However, please be aware that the water is shallow there.
The draught is limited to a maximum of 1.20 m.

There is a ship chandler’s near the Villanova shipyard, at 8 Allée du Quai de l’Épi. It is open Monday to Saturday from 9am to 12pm and from 2pm to 6pm; on Sundays, it is open from 8.30am to 12.30pm. (Opening hours vary depending on the season). They can be contacted on +33 (0) 4 94 97 00 19.

During the high season, from June to August, the Saint-Tropez Lounge Club hosts Lounge Live Music evenings every Tuesday and Thursday, featuring live performances in an elegant setting.
The club also offers a unique experience during the fireworks displays, which are set off practically opposite the terrace, providing an exceptional spectacle in a privileged setting.
We strongly recommend that you book in advance.
To stay up to date with all our news and events, follow us on social media @portsainttropez.

Parking on the Harbour Master’s Office esplanade is reserved exclusively for VIP/PRIVILEGE members and members of the Saint-Tropez Lounge Club.
If you would like information on membership terms or the associated benefits, our team is on hand to assist you.

During the season, access to the Môle Jean Réveille and the Môle Estiennes d’Orves is restricted.
Only the following are permitted to enter:
– vehicles belonging to owners of moored boats,
– vehicles belonging to local residents,
– delivery vehicles, in the morning only.
For vehicles belonging to boat owners, the harbour master’s office forwards the list directly to the relevant authorities.
For any other access requests, please contact the harbour car park reception to obtain the necessary information.

During the season, vehicle access to the Harbour Master’s Office, the Môle Jean Réveille and the Môle Estiennes d’Orves is strictly controlled.
As regards the Harbour Master’s Office, private hire vehicles, taxis and shuttle buses are not permitted to park within the private car park. They may only drop off and pick up customers, after which they must leave the premises immediately.
Prior to this, the vehicle registration documents and the traffic permit must be submitted to the Harbour Master’s Office.
Regarding the Môle Jean Réveille and the Môle Estiennes d’Orves, please contact the port car park office for any further information.

As part of the Ports Propres initiative since 2012, the Port of Saint-Tropez continues to invest and take action to protect the environment and improve its ecological practices.

You can find a history of the port’s actions over the years on our ‘Environment’ page.

The Port of Saint-Tropez is proud to offer boaters calling at the port a free waste water and bilge water pumping service.

It also provides a charging station for electric boats, as well as several collection points for waste sorting, including ordinary waste and hazardous waste.

Every year, all port staff receive training related to the Ports Propres initiative, both theoretical and, for the services concerned, technical.

This means that in the event of an incident (e.g. pollution in the port), the teams are able to respond quickly with the appropriate equipment to manage the situation effectively.

Finally, communication and awareness campaigns are organised each year by the port, in conjunction with its partners, to inform and educate users about good environmental practices.

As a major hub for meetings and exchanges on the French Riviera, the Port of Saint-Tropez is particularly keen to host events related to committed nautical innovations and raising awareness of marine conservation.

The port regularly hosts events, demonstrations and awareness-raising activities related to the ecological transition of water sports, in collaboration with specialised stakeholders and committed partners.

All events and initiatives can be found on the ‘Environment’ page.

The harbour master’s office has set up several collection points for household waste and a Point Propre (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.

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. Passengers on cruise ships board and disembark exclusively at the Estacade in the new port.

In accordance with the ISPS (International Ship and Port Facility Security) Code, we ask all ferry passengers to comply with the security measures in force and to cooperate with security staff during checks.