Ports on the French Riviera
We have included a list to all of the ports along the Riviera with links to pages giving more detailed information about each port. The French Riviera is generally defined as starting from the Italian border and reaching to just past Cannes. On many occasions the area of the Riviera is said to include the region from Cannes to St Tropez as well. The Riviera was once part of Italy and one of the poorer regions in Europe. During the second half of the 18th century foreign aristocrats started to visit in winter due to the region's mild climate. The real transformation of the Riviera started in the 1950s with developments in air travel. It is now one of the most glamorous locations in the world.
List of French Riviera Ports:
Menton BayMonaco Bay
- Port Hercule
- Port de Fontveille, Monaco
- Cap d'Ail
Golfe de St-Hospice
Nice Bay
La Baie des Anges
- Port Saint Laurent du Var
- Port du Cros de Cagnes
- Port de Cagnes sur Mer
- Port de Marina Baie des Anges
- Port Vauban Antibes
- Port de la Salis Antibes
Golfe Juan
Cannes and Palm Beach
- Port du Mourre Rouge
- Port de la Pointe Croisette, Palm Beach
- Port Pierre Canto, Palm Beach
- Vieux Port de Cannes
Golfe de Napoule
- Port du Beal, Mandelieu-la-Napoule
- Port Inland, Mandelieu-la-Napoule
- Port prive de Marco Polo, Mandelieu-la-Napoule
- Port Cannes Marina, Mandelieu-la-Napoule
- Port Communal du Riou, la Napoule
- La Napoule. Port Mandelieu, la Napoule
- Port la Rague, la Napoule
- Theoule sur Mer
- Port de la Galere
- Port de la Figueirette, Mirmar
St Tropez - St Raphael
The region from St Raphael to St Tropez is also sometimes included as part of the the Riviera or Cote d'Azur.- Port d'Agay
- Port Santa Lucia, Saint-Raphael
- Vieux Port de Saint-Raphael
- Port de Frejus
- Port Saint Aygulf
Les Issambres
- Port Ferreol, les Issambres
- Saint-Peire-sur-Mer
Golfe de St Tropez