The Port of Sanary

It is a typical Provençal port as there are not many more on the Var coast.
It houses a small fleet of Provençal spikes that fishermen use to practice the "small trade". They sell their fish every day on the dock as soon as they return to port. The port is sheltered from all winds except the southwest wind, which generates a strong swell in the port. Daytime access is not a problem.
Leave the "Grand Rouveau" Island (Fb.2oc.-s.15M) to starboard, parry the northern cardinal buoy "La casserlane" and then come and head north-northeast towards Sanary-sur-Mer.
The entrance pass is wide and clear of obstructions (draught 2.80 to 3 meters) It is marked by the red lighthouse of the South Pier (F.er.4s) and an East Green buoy.
Deep-draught vessels must pass on the left side of the pass in the incoming direction.
Signage sign at the end of the south pier. Place yourself on the reception station at the end of the breakdown "A" and report to the harbour master's office.
Possibility to book a place 48 hours in advance, limited to 2 days of stopover in high season: prior contact on VHF 9 or by phone.
Requests are made on VHF channel 9 or by phone on 04 94 74 20 95.

For the refuelling station outside opening hours in the presence of a port agent, it will be possible to obtain fuel by payment by credit card and business card for duty-free fuel.