Combining maritime heritage with modern facilities, Port Vauban benefits from an exceptional location in the heart of the French Riviera. Ideally situated in Antibes, between Monaco and Saint-Tropez, and less than 20 minutes from Nice Côte d’Azur International Airport, the marina welcomes yachtsmen, crews and visitors from around the world.
With 1,500 berths set within a remarkable and secure historic environment, Port Vauban offers modern infrastructure and high-quality services for both yachting and superyachting. Its location, capacity and facilities make it a major Mediterranean destination for recreational boating and large yachts.
Port Vauban places customer service at the heart of its approach, offering personalised support designed to meet the needs of yacht owners, crews and visiting boaters.
From arrival to departure, dedicated teams provide assistance throughout each stay, including a personalised welcome directly at the berth.
Port Vauban offers a comprehensive range of premium services, including everyday amenities, technical assistance, concierge services, as well as sports, social and leisure activities. Together, these services contribute to a comfortable and seamless experience throughout the marina.
Port Vauban is undergoing a major transformation programme designed to strengthen its position as a leading yachting destination in the Mediterranean. Rooted in more than two thousand years of history, the project combines heritage preservation with modern infrastructure and new services.
This transformation also creates opportunities to integrate innovative technologies and new solutions developed within the surrounding Côte d’Azur innovation ecosystem, including Sophia Antipolis.
By combining history, architecture and innovation, Port Vauban is preparing the marina for the future while preserving the identity that has shaped the site for centuries.
With more than 2,500 years of history, Port Vauban has become a major destination for yachting and superyachting in the Mediterranean, attracting professionals, yacht owners, crews and visitors from around the world.
In 1986, the opening of the Quai de Grande Plaisance, also known as the Camille Rayon Quay and nicknamed “Billionaires’ Quay”, marked a major step in the port’s development. Today, the IYCA (International Yacht Club of Antibes) offers 18 berths for superyachts up to 160 metres.
Port Vauban continues to evolve through a major transformation programme covering both its infrastructure and its services, with the aim of strengthening its position as a leading international yachting destination.
The ARTEMIS Group brings together the CCI Nice Côte d’Azur, Caisse des Dépôts through Banque des Territoires, and Caisse d’Epargne Côte d’Azur. Following a public service delegation process launched by the City of Antibes in 2017, the consortium was selected to manage Port Vauban for a period of 25 years.
Through the Vauban 21 project, the ARTEMIS Group is leading the transformation of Port Vauban, combining infrastructure modernisation, innovation, sustainable development and economic performance.