Yacht Charter in Port Pin Rolland

Access and Services in Port Pin Rolland

GPS Coordinates: N 43°04’ 52’’ E 05° 54’ 27’’
Moorings: 400
Max draught: < 3 metres
Harbour master’s office: +33 (0)4 94 94 61 24 / mobile: +33 (0)6 80 68 33 11
Rescue services: Cross Med, VHF 16, +33 (0)4 94 61 71 10

Boat charter agencies in Port Pin Rolland Marina offer a great variety of sailing boats and motor boats, for pleasure boaters wishing to set sail for a cruise from Saint-Mandrier. If you are thinking of making a stopover in Port Pin Rolland, make sure to book a mooring in advance as there are only a few berths available for visitors.
From a technical point of view, Pin Rolland’s base is a true gold mine for boats having suffered from damages. There are a lot of professionals from the nautical industry around this base. Like in all big French harbours, Pin Rolland offers modern equipment and services to its pleasure boaters: water, electricity, toilet facilities and showers, Wi-Fi connection and shopping possibilities. However, to refuel be aware that you will need to go to the port of Toulon (truck delivery is possible 24 hours a day, phone number: +33 (0)4 94 35 10 35).
The airports of Toulon/Hyères and Marseille/Provence, and the train station located close to Pin Rolland marina, make it an easily accessible port and an ideal starting point for a cruise along the French Riviera.

Your stopover in the marina of Port Pin Rolland

The peninsula of Saint-Mandrier is a tourist resort geared towards maritime tourism and sailing. Four beautiful sandy beaches and two pebble beaches will welcome you during your stopover in Port Pin Rolland. Some very pretty walks will enable nature lovers to discover the surroundings (the pinewood of Sainte-Asile, the coastal path, the Franco-Italian cemetery...)
Pleasure boaters departing from Port Pin Rolland will have the opportunity to discover the Îles d’Or located less than 20 nautical miles away (Îles Porquerolles, Îles d’Hyères, Îles du Levant...). If you set sail from Pin Rolland towards the west, anchor in the Calanques of Marseille and Cassis; towards the east, you can sail to the Gulf of Saint-Tropez.