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- 165 Max Length (m)
- N/A Max Beam (m)
- 10 Max Draft (m)
- N/A Air Draft (m)
- 09 VHF Channel
With its 1500 berths, its modernized infrastructure, its capacity to accommodate boats up to 160 meters, Port Vauban is a mecca for yachting and superyachting in the Mediterranean.
Vauban is a port of contrasts that cultivates multiple assets. Both authentic and entirely turned towards the 3rd millennium, it combines modernity and heritage.
Attractive and human, it offers its customers and visitors a unique quality of stay, in an exceptional setting.
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Zsolt B
a month agoA beautiful yacht harbor adorns Antibes on the Cote d'Azur.
Mohamed HADDAD
a year agoThe 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.
Platinum Yacht
a week agoWe stayed here overnight with no reservation and they welcomed us with open arms, super friendly and a prime berth, not sure if it is because they knew our company or just being friendly but honestly highly recommend mooring here as we took a quick 20 minute drive to cannes and enjoyed the nightlife there
Tomasz Kurzatkowski
2 weeks agoOkay, here's a summary in the style of a positive Google review for Port Vauban, Antibes: Title: Must-See Mix of Glamour & History! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Opinion: Absolutely worth visiting! Port Vauban is stunning. You get to see some truly incredible superyachts (especially on Billionaire's Quay – wow!). It's right next to the charming Old Town and below the historic Fort Carré, so the views are fantastic. Great atmosphere for a walk, mixing that high-end Riviera feel with beautiful historic scenery. Definitely put it on your list if you're in Antibes! It's a unique and impressive place.
Samantha Platt
a year agoThe 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.