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Rade de Port Cros
You drop anchor in the crystalline waters of one of France's most protected marine reserves — the Rade de Port-Cros sits within Port-Cros National Park, where the sea is as strictly preserved as the land. Daytime anchorage is free, though a port tax applies if you stay overnight, managed by the park authority. From the hook, it's a short dinghy ride ashore to explore the island's rugged 8.5-mile loop trail through dark volcanic rock and dense Mediterranean forest.
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Marinas and anchorages near Rade de Port Cros · times are dock to dock

Port de Porquerolles
5h41 · 4.8

Saint Tropez Marina
9h25 · 4.4
Port de Saint Mandrier sur Mer
9h12 · 4.3 · 1 boat
Toulon, Darse Vieille
8h23 · 4.2 · 24 boats

Les Marines de Cogolin Marina
7h51 · 4.1 · 17 boats

Port de Bormes
3h22 · 4.0 · 11 boats

Port Saint-Pierre
5h59 · 4.0 · 30 boats

Port Saint-Pierre des Embiez
9h05

Port Heraclea
5h31
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- Busiest around 09:00 — boats coming and going
- Half the boats that stop here have arrived by 13:00
- 59% of visits are overnight
- Typical stay: ~14h
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