Port Vauban

This is huge port for so many yachts and sail boats. It’s so busy that is super hard to find parking. There is weekend live music and vendors. It’s nice way to enter the city!

The city is awesome. The port very crowded, huge (a bit too much). No lateral berths. Only Mediterranean. Renovation undergoing in Jan 2024. Worth visiting. Depending on boat's draft you might get a close to old city berth.

The port is a glorious showroom of play toys to the rich and famous. It's lovely to look around and see all the luxury boats on display. The water was quite polluted with debris and aome kind of oil in places. But on one side of the port the water was that azure blue that the area is famous for and we saw some incredible jellyfish right near the surface of the water. If you are into luxury watercraft and jellyfish, it's well worth a look.

Staff here are very friendly and pleasant. But the negative part is that such a huge Marina there are only 2 toilet buildings and each toilet building has only 2 shower rooms and 2 toilets (male and female, very close inside) . Both Toilets/Shower rooms are located very far end of the Marina (end of dock D07 or Marina office) , extremely far to walk to. Should have another toilet/shower built near the Dock C area, as it's not enough toilets for the occupancy to use. In the toilet, if someone is having a shower, the person in the toilet next to it will be wet as the divider is not all the way to the floor to block off the shower water. The floor is always wet. The key pad code to enter the toilets is not functioning properly, which has to key in many times before the door can be opened. Very inconvenient. Although it has a gate to the boats ramp, the boat right next to the entrance is not guarded or secured as anyone can jump on the boat from the car park.

One of the largest ports I have had the chance to visit. The place is always well kept and safe. You don't have access to the IYCA where the super yachts are but you can still see them from a far