Total 300 + berths • 10 for 30m + yachts • Max LOA 30m• Max draft 2.5m • 380/3 phases • Water • Fuel dock • Heads & showers • Laundry • VHF 09
This gorgeous harbour is surrounded by the old town, with nice restaurants and interesting cultural sights. Dockmaster Mr Borgia and his team assure a very professional service.
Tel: +33(0)4 95 31 31 10
Fax: +33(0)4 95 31 95 77

Total 357 berths • 1 for 30m + yacht • Max LOA 35m • Max draft 3.2m • 220v/380v • Water • Wi-Fi • Fuel dock • Heads & showers • Laundry Mail & package hold • VHF 09
Located north of the commercial harbour, Port Toga also has a few berths for yachts up between 20 and 35m. Helpful and profesonal team managed by Dockmaster Mr Pierre Jacques de Bernardi.
Tel: +33(0)4 95 34 90 70
[email protected]

Located right in town, this commercial harbour can accommodate large yachts, with no size limit, but strictly upon special request.
Tel: +33(0)4 95 34 42 72
www.port-de-bastia.net

First class marina and shipyard facility nestled in the picturesque village of Noank, on the beautiful Mystic River. Ideal home port for cruising in the area, conveniently located at the entrance of the Mystic River, only minutes from Long Island Sound, south of all bridges and a short dinghy ride from downtown Mystic.

Total 55 berths • 10+ dedicated to visitors • Floating docks •Alongside berthing or in slips • Max LOA 120 ft • Max draft 8 ft • Power 30/50/100 amp • Water • Free Wi- Fi available at all moorings and slips• Pump out • Pristine heads & showers • Laundry with washer/dryer • Mail & package hold • Fed Ex/ UPS shipping • 120 Moorings for yachts up to 65 ft, free launch service • VHF 72

36 Cours Toussaint Merle
83500 La Seyne-sur-Mer
Total 13 berths • 11 for 30m+ yachts • Max LOA 85m • Max draft 8m • Power up to 400 amp • Water • Mail & package hold • Heads.

Large concrete quays, located in a park and a short walk from the centre of La Seyne. Very popular with large yachts. Contact is Florence Graziani
Tel: +33 (0)4 94 06 95 60
Cell: +33(0)6 88 06 19 14
Fax: +33(0)4 94 06 95 37
[email protected]

10-acre property on Goat Island, (across the causeway from Safe Harbor Newport Shipyard) surrounded by expansive lawns, sweeping water views, a state-of-the-art marina and historic lighthouse. Featuring an upscale hotel with 257 guestrooms, several restaurants/bars/lounges, a spa, an indoor pool, and an outdoor pool. 

Total 90 berths • Visitors berths • Pontoons • Max LOA 20 meters • Max draft 1-3 meters • Power 220v • Water • Showers/heads • Bar/restaurant • VHF 09

Fornells Yacht Club manages the berths on the pontoon extending at the end of the south mole of Puerto de Fornells, as well as those on a long wooden pontoon about a mile further south close to Salines. The Puerto de Fornells itself is managed by the Port Authority and is nearly always full; there are however, reportedly visitor’s berths available on the northern pier. A swell can come in the bay with strong northerlies.

Total 150 berths • Visitors berths • Fixed concrete piers/pontoons • Max LOA 25 meters • Max draft 1-3 meters • Power 220v • Water • Showers/heads • Security • Maintenance services and mechanics • Bar/restaurant • VHF 09

A small marina set in a very attractive and very long Cala on the north eastern coast of Menorca. The approach is not straight forward, but the setting makes the effort to be worthwhile. There are some visitor’s berths at the local yacht club, on the southern side of the south pontoon.

Total 100 berths • 20 visitors berths • Fixed concrete piers • Max LOA 30 meters • Max draft 2-4 meters • Power 220v • Water • Fuel dock • Security. Shower/heads • Maintenance services • Bar/restaurant • VHF 09

The Club Nautico manages the visitor’s quay on the south side of the harbour. It is usually an extremely busy and not so comfortable place to stay. However, the harbour, set in a long and deep Cala, is very attractive and the old town close by is well worth a visit. Putting aside the shortage of berthing options, Ciutadella should not be missed.

Pedro’s Boat Center offers reportedly a number of berths on pontoons right across from their office and chandlery on Andien de Poniente, to the west of the city center.