Full Description & Details
Marina Cap d'Agde, also known as the port of Cap d'Agde, sits on the south coast of France in the Languedoc-Roussillon region, near the city of Agde. It is one of the largest marinas on the French Mediterranean coast, covering 35 hectares with more than 3,000 berths on secure pontoons with electronic key access. All berths have electricity and fresh water, and separate berths are allocated for multi-hull vessels.
The marina is part of the Cap d'Agde resort, known for its beaches, volcanic landscape, and nightlife. Its location at latitude 43.2781° N, longitude 3.5124° E places it strategically on the Mediterranean, close to Spain, the Balearic Islands, and Corsica.
How to get there
Entering Marina Cap d'Agde is straightforward, with clear markers and navigational aids. The Agde Lighthouse (Phare du Cap d'Agde) serves as the primary landmark for vessels approaching from the sea. The entrance accommodates drafts up to 3 meters.
Contact the marina on VHF channel 9 during operating hours for assistance. The marina has a security team and 24/7 surveillance for a secure environment.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the maximum length and draft at Marina Cap d'Agde?
The maximum length is 35 meters and the maximum draft is 3 meters.
How many berths are available at Marina Cap d'Agde?
Marina Cap d'Agde has 3,100 berths on fixed and floating pontoons, including separate berths for multi-hull vessels.
What facilities are available at Marina Cap d'Agde?
Facilities include six sanitary blocks with showers, a fuel station for diesel and gasoline, cranes and a mobile hoist for boat maintenance, and waste disposal including hazardous waste collection.
Is there Wi-Fi and electricity at the berths?
Yes, each berth is equipped with fresh water, 220V and 380V electricity, and high-speed Wi-Fi.
What VHF channel does Marina Cap d'Agde use?
The marina monitors VHF channel 9 during operating hours.
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