Full Description & Details
Port de Carnon Marina is a cozy, well-organized harbor in France, 9 miles south of Montpellier, in the bay of Aigues-Mortes. It is perfectly protected from the winds and the open sea. The marina has 850 berths, equipped with water, electricity and all the features necessary for the comfort of yachtsmen.
Facilities include showers, a restaurant, power, water, and a 25-tonne crane. The port takes an eco-friendly approach, with a 'Clean Point' for marine waste collection and sewage treatment, plus a pumping station for gray and black waters on the pier near the Harbor Master's building. A filling station at the reception berth allows refueling around the clock, seven days a week, and credit cards are accepted.
How to get there
Port de Carnon Marina is located in the bay of Aigues-Mortes, 9 miles south of Montpellier. The harbor is well protected from winds and the open sea. VHF channel 9 is used for communication.
The filling station is at the reception berth of the Harbor Master. The marina's address is 239 Rue de l'Etang de l'Or, Mauguio, France. Hotels and apartments are available near the marina.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the maximum length of a boat at Port de Carnon Marina?
The maximum length of a boat at Port de Carnon Marina is 20 meters.
How many berths does Port de Carnon Marina have?
Port de Carnon Marina has 850 berths.
What VHF channel is used at Port de Carnon Marina?
Port de Carnon Marina uses VHF channel 9.
Does Port de Carnon Marina have a crane?
Yes, Port de Carnon Marina has a 25-tonne crane.
Is there a fuel station at Port de Carnon Marina?
Yes, the filling station at Port de Carnon Marina is located at the reception berth and is open 24/7, accepting credit cards.
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