23m berth

Port Vauban is located in Antibes on the Cote D’Azur, France. More than 100 yachts over 23m in length are based there and it is the largest Marina (by tonnage) in the Mediterranean Sea. The IYCA is home to some of the world’s largest yachts including Russian businessman Roman Abramovich’s 86m yacht Ecstasea and 126m yacht, Octopus, owned by Co-Founder of Microsoft Paul Allen. Antibes itself has long since joined the premier league of yachting destinations, with its superb restaurants, cafes and bars. Port Vauban is surrounded by boating facilities of every kind.

1700 Berths
Electricity (220V and 400V / 16A, 32A, 125A and 250 A - Mono or Tri Phase)
Fresh Water
Shower Blocks
Shipyard (150 Ton Travelift, 5 Cranes, 2 Slips)
Refuse Dump
Fueling Station
Ship-chandlers
Black Water Treatment on some berths
Weather Information
Maritime Police / Security
Yacht Club
Sailing School
Parking

16th-century ramparts and narrow cobblestone streets festooned with flowers, lovely Antibes is the quintessential Mediterranean town. Picasso, Max Ernst and Nicolas de Stael were captivated by Antibes. Greater Antibes embraces Cap d’Antibes, an exclusive green cape studded with luxurious mansions, and the modern beach resort of Juan-les-Pins. The latter is known for its 2km-long sandy beach and its nightlife, a legacy of the sizzling 1920s when Americans swung into town with their jazz music.