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
Your stay
Registration
After you have moored your boat, please come to the Harbour Master’s Office to register. You will need the boat’s certificate of registry and insurance.
Some customers might need to fill in other documents according the size of the vessel, please click below and send the requested documents.
Registration
After you have moored your boat, please come to the Harbour Master’s Office to register. You will need the boat’s certificate of registry and insurance.
Quays
Please do not clutter the quays with equipment, vehicles, bikes, etc. Facilities have been created do not hesitate to ask our staff.
Toilet Block
The harbour has a toilet block (showers and WCs) for boat users. You will be given the access code when you register.
Services
Check all of our services and facilities in the services section.
Electric boats:
There is a charging socket for electric boats on the reception quay.
AC Output 400V – 3 P+N 32A / DC Output 150-500V 0-125A
Environment:
We are actively commited to be responsible and to adopt eco-actions that will help preserve and protect our environment. We invite our customers to get along with us in our responsible approach and be more responsible.
Water and Electricity Facilities
Electricity and water
All berths have a water and electricity distribution terminal.
Water and electricity are included in the berthing fees. Note: the overwintering contract does not include a 400V electricity supply.
Terminals are equipped with 240V/32A/63A sockets in the Jean Lescudier Basin and 240V to 400V delivering up to 250A in the Vieux Port and on the Estiennes d’Orves Jetty. You can hire extra sockets from the Harbour Master’s Office with a deposit.
Connecting to a socket
It is important to tighten the cable seal to ensure it is watertight and secure. If these instructions are not followed it could result in the socket overheating and causing the terminal to catch fire. Anyone who does not follow the instructions could be liable for any damage incurred to equipment. Our technicians are available to help connect your boat to the shore supply. Captains are requested to reduce power consumption to a minimum before connecting to the harbour’s network.
