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Geography
Place	La-Seyne-sur-Mer - Provence-Alpes Côte d'Azur - France
Latitude	43.0810532
Longitude	5.8997279
Altitude	6 meters
Orientation	360°

Good to know
Owner	Maribay La-Seyne-sur-Mer Provence
Camera	Reolink
Visitors	226 visits

Specificity
Format	4K 8 Million Pixels
Category	Sea, port

Informations

Located in the splendid bay of La Seyne-sur-Mer, Maribay La Seyne-sur-Mer Plaisance brings together several stopover and leisure ports spread across La Seyne-sur-Mer and the Lazaret. With over 3,000 berths, the network forms one of the largest leisure port complexes in the Mediterranean.

Each port features modern infrastructure designed for boaters: electric and water terminals on the pontoons, renovated sanitary facilities, laundromat, fuel station, wastewater recovery system (black and grey water), high-performance Wi-Fi, and 24/7 surveillance for optimal security.

Maribay also offers high-pressure boat cleaning services, handling operations up to 35 tons, and personalized docking assistance. On-site nautical professionals are available for maintenance, repairs, or the sale of specialized equipment.

A personalized welcome is provided, and staff are trained to cater to both permanent residents and passing visitors. Visitor berths are available at each port, making stopovers to Porquerolles, Port-Cros, or the calanques easy and convenient.

Committed to an active environmental policy, Maribay is certified “Clean Ports” and “Clean Ports active in biodiversity.” Fish nurseries are installed in the basins, regular underwater cleanups are organized, and an environmental brigade raises awareness among boaters and professionals about marine preservation.

Maribay also stands out for its community outreach: free nautical activities, educational workshops, and events centered on the sea and biodiversity are held in partnership with organizations such as UCPA.

With its modern management, sustainable approach, strategic location, and premium services, Maribay La Seyne-sur-Mer Plaisance positions itself as a model of the port of the future—both environmentally responsible and dedicated to sea lovers.

Port Le Lazaret

The Port of Lazaret, located on the eastern side of La Seyne-sur-Mer facing the Toulon bay, is a small marina nestled in a sheltered setting, away from wind and urban bustle.
Just steps from Les Sablettes and Fernand Braudel Park, this port enjoys a green environment and an ideal location between sea and hills, accessible by foot, car, or the maritime shuttle connecting to Toulon.

The Lazaret owes its name to its historical past: once a quarantine zone for ships, it has gradually evolved into a small-scale marina, discreet yet highly appreciated for its peacefulness and quality of service.

The port offers around 200 berths, primarily for small vessels. It hosts both local boaters and passing visitors, in a friendly and family-oriented atmosphere. The basin is calm and well protected, and the infrastructure is regularly maintained.

Essential services are available: water and electricity terminals, nearby sanitary facilities, secure access, surveillance, and docking assistance provided by the harbor master’s office. The site is part of the “Clean Ports” program, with ongoing efforts to protect the marine environment (clean careening area, waste sorting, boater awareness).

Its main asset lies in its exceptional natural setting. Just a short walk away are the beaches of Les Sablettes, the Tamaris seafront, Braudel Park’s green spaces, and hiking or cycling trails along the coast or through the pine forests.

The Lazaret neighborhood retains a typically Mediterranean atmosphere, with low houses, umbrella pines, and old villas. Restaurants, cafés, shops, and markets are all within walking distance, creating a vibrant local life around the port.

The port is also a strategic starting point for boat trips around the bay, toward Toulon, Saint-Mandrier, the Calanques of Cassis, or for water sports such as kayaking, dinghy sailing, or diving.

Rarely frequented by large vessels but sought after for its serenity, simplicity, and quiet charm, the Port of Lazaret is the perfect place for those wishing to enjoy the Mediterranean in an intimate and authentic environment.

A small, human-sized port, ideal for a stopover or year-round mooring, at the heart of a coastline rich in nature, heritage, and the Var art of living.

La-Seyne-sur-Mer

Presentation

Located on the southern shore of Toulon Bay, La Seyne-sur-Mer is a port and seaside town undergoing a renaissance, blending maritime heritage, urban modernity, and exceptional natural richness.
With over 60,000 residents, it is one of the largest towns in the Var region and forms, along with Toulon and neighboring municipalities, a dynamic metropolitan area focused on the sea, tourism, innovation, and culture.

Once a major hub of shipbuilding—still symbolized by the iconic Titan crane and the repurposed former shipyards—La Seyne has successfully transformed its industrial waterfront into a modern, vibrant urban space focused on nautical tourism, housing, leisure, and culture.

The city features several ports: the main port, located downtown, accommodates pleasure boats, professional fishing vessels, and maritime shuttles to Toulon. It is lined with lively quays, restaurants, cultural spaces, and a landscaped park that creates a smooth, walkable connection between the city and the sea.

The Sablettes beaches, to the south, are among the most beautiful on the Var coast. With fine sand and palm trees, they offer a wide range of water activities, a family-friendly atmosphere, a coastal promenade, and stunning views of the bay and surrounding islands.

La Seyne also boasts striking natural contrasts: just minutes from the beaches lie the Janas state forest, the Cap Sicié ridges, the coastal path, and hidden coves such as Fabrégas and Le Boeuf. These spots are favorites for hikers, cyclists, and nature lovers.

On the cultural side, the city hosts numerous events throughout the year: Cuban festivals, concerts, exhibitions, craft markets, fireworks… Institutions like the Théâtre Liberté – Châteauvallon, Villa Tamaris, and local media libraries offer diverse and high-quality programming.

The city center, currently being revitalized, combines traditional shops, Provençal markets, architectural heritage, and a lively local vibe. The former shipyard area now features modern housing, offices, maritime industry hubs, and higher education institutions focused on innovation and the sea.

Thanks to the maritime shuttle service, getting to Toulon is quick and pleasant. Many residents work in Toulon while enjoying the quality of life in La Seyne, between beaches and pine forests.

La Seyne is also committed to sustainable development: protected areas, renewable energy, soft mobility, thoughtful urban planning, and coastline preservation all reflect a clear ambition to balance growth with environmental respect.

La Seyne-sur-Mer is a forward-looking town, deeply rooted in its maritime past and firmly connected to its natural setting. An authentic, accessible, family-friendly, and vibrant destination—perfect for living, working, or vacationing by the Mediterranean.