Our story

Built from a single wooden pontoon.

Marc Vauclair started with two berths and a borrowed RIB in 1987. Today his daughter runs a marina, a sailing school, a rental fleet and twelve crewed yachts, all from the same harbour office.

36
Years on the quay
420
Berths
64
Year-round crew
12
Crewed yachts
Busy marina full of berthed yachts
Log of the harbour

Five entries.

  1. 1987

    Two berths and a borrowed RIB

    Founder Marc Vauclair rents day boats from a wooden pontoon.

  2. 1994

    The sailing school opens

    Six dinghies, one instructor, forty students the first summer.

  3. 2006

    Marina concession

    The harbour is rebuilt with 420 berths and a 600-metre mole.

  4. 2015

    Crewed charter fleet

    The first two crewed yachts join, both still sailing with us.

  5. 2024

    Blue-flag harbour

    Pump-out, solar shore power and a seagrass protection zone.

What we hold to

Four standing orders.

  1. 01Signal flag U: You are running into danger

    Weather first

    We would rather refund a day than risk one. The flag is the final word.

  2. 02Signal flag C: Yes (affirmative)

    Crews who stay

    Fair contracts and winter work, so the same faces greet you every summer.

  3. 03Signal flag E: Altering course to starboard

    Honest pricing

    Every euro on the estimate, APA accounted for to the receipt.

  4. 04Signal flag W: I require medical assistance

    A clean harbour

    Seagrass zones, pump-out, no single-use plastic on the quay.

The people

Who you will meet.

Captain Luc Arnaud

Captain Luc Arnaud

Fleet captain · 28 years at sea

Inès Moreau

Inès Moreau

Charter manager

Jonas Brekke

Jonas Brekke

Chief instructor, sailing school

Sofia Lindqvist

Sofia Lindqvist

Harbour master

Guests & berth holders

Kind words.

The route map arrived three weeks before we flew in. By day four we had thrown it away and let the captain choose the coves. Both were right.
Hélène Duras
Hélène DurasAurelia · August charter
★★★★★
We keep our 14 m sloop here year-round. The dock team knows every boat by name and the fuel berth opens before the fishermen do.
Marcus Oyelaran
Marcus OyelaranAnnual berth holder, Pontoon C
★★★★★
Our daughter did Level 1 at eleven and skippered the family to Porquerolles at sixteen. Best money we have ever spent.
Claire Fontan
Claire FontanSailing school parent
★★★★★
43°33′ N · 07°01′ E

Come and see the harbour.

The office coffee is good and the view is better. Drop by, no appointment needed.

Yacht in a harbour at dusk