The "Stone Wharf" receives the transport companies that regularly use the island of Port-Cros from ports of Hyeres and lavandou. Two wooden piers are reserved for the yachts.
T. 04 94 01 40 70 F. 04 94 01 40 71 75 b. on pontoons 42 b. on anchor buoys (<15m)
In harbour and between Bagaud and Port-Cros: 5 knots speed limit.
2012/03/24
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Max
Le "quai de Pierre" reçoit les compagnies de transport qui desservent régulièrement l'île de Port-Cros à partir des ports d'Hyères et du lavandou.Deux appontements de bois sont réservés à la plaisance.
T. 04 94 01 40 70 F. 04 94 01 40 71 75 pl. sur ponton 42 pl. sur bouées de mouillage (<15m)
En haute saison ils ne prennent pas de réservation, il faut se présenter devant le port et les contacter canal 9 VHF.
2012/03/24
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Max / Olivier
Vue de Port Cros depuis le NW.
2020-06-12
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Anonymous
2021-07-17
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Olivier
Le pont A a gauche, le pont B à droite. Les bateaux de moins de 12 mètres sont invités à occuper le pont A et toutes les places entre A et B. Les bateaux de plus de 12 mètres doivent occuper la partie extérieure du pont B (sur la droite de la photo) Des panneaux avec des flèches, ainsi que le personnel sur place en semi-rigide sont là pour vous guider.
2021-07-17
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Olivier
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20l/j/bateau au robinet de 18h à 21h
The "Stone Wharf" receives the transport companies that regularly use the island of Port-Cros from ports of Hyeres and lavandou. Two wooden piers are reserved for the yachts.
Le "quai de Pierre" reçoit les compagnies de transport qui desservent régulièrement l'île de Port-Cros à partir des ports d'Hyères et du lavandou.Deux appontements de bois sont réservés à la plaisance.
Vue de Port Cros depuis le NW.
Le pont A a gauche, le pont B à droite.
