Marina Baie des Anges, Villeneuve Loubet
Marina Baie des Anges is found in the town of Villeneuve Loubet, in the shadow of the iconic curved apartment buildings that dominate the coastline like giant waves just to the west of Nice.
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Marina Baie des Anges is found in the town of Villeneuve Loubet, in the shadow of the iconic curved apartment buildings that dominate the coastline like giant waves just to the west of Nice.
The pretty town of Beaulieu-sur-Mer is only a short cruise from Nice in the direction of Monaco, and Port de Beaulieu is the larger of its two marinas. (Click here to view listing for Port de Fourmis)
Port des Fourmis is a small and extremely picturesque marina located in the lovely town of Beaulieu-sur-Mer, only 7kms from Nice. Beaulieu has two marinas; see here for information on the larger Port de Beaulieu.
Saint Laurent du Var is a suburb of Nice that stretches along the seaboard to the west of the city, and its marina is one of the Cote d’Azur’s largest and liveliest for smaller vessels.
Within a short cruise eastwards of Nice, the deepwater bay at Villefranche has a small capacity marina which can accept yachts up to 34m. There are 540 moorings with a maximum draught of 4m, and 5 superyacht berths.
The Port of Nice, nestled right in the old town, feels rather unlike any other marina on the Riviera. This is very much a working port, with the leisure yachts, fishing boats, small cruise ships and Corsica passenger ferries all operating out of this large marina.
St Jean Cap Ferrat is an extremely exclusive part of the Riviera, and you’ll be docking your boat in the shadow of some incredibly grand villas at the marina here.