Météo Toulon

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Geography
Place	Toulon - Provence-Alpes Côte d'Azur - France
Latitude	43.1143598
Longitude	5.9341215
Altitude	6 meters
Orientation	360°

Good to know
Owner	Maribay Toulon Provence
Camera	Reolink
Visitors	244 visits

Specificity
Format	4K 8 Million Pixels
Category	Sea, port

Informations

Located in the splendid bay of Toulon, Maribay Toulon Plaisance brings together several stopover and pleasure ports spread between Toulon, La Seyne-sur-Mer, Saint-Mandrier, and the Lazaret. With more than 3,000 mooring spots, the whole forms one of the largest pleasure boating complexes in the Mediterranean.

Each port features modern infrastructures designed for boaters: electrical and water hookups on the pontoons, renovated sanitary facilities, laundry, fuel station, wastewater recovery systems (black and grey water), high-speed Wi-Fi, and 24/7 surveillance for optimal security.

Maribay also provides a pressure cleaning service for boats, handling equipment up to 35 tons, as well as tailored assistance for docking. Nautical professionals are on site for maintenance, repair, or sale of specialized equipment.

The reception is personalized, and the staff is trained to listen to boaters, whether permanent residents or visiting guests. Visitor spots are available in each port, facilitating stopovers to Porquerolles, Port-Cros, or the calanques.

Committed to an active environmental policy, Maribay holds the "Clean Ports" and "Clean Ports active in biodiversity" labels. Fish nurseries are installed in the basins, regular bottom cleaning operations are organized, and an environmental brigade raises awareness among boaters and professionals about preserving the marine environment.

Maribay also stands out for its public engagement: free nautical activities, awareness workshops, events centered around the sea and biodiversity, in partnership with organizations like UCPA.

With its modern management, sustainable spirit, strategic location, and premium services, Maribay Toulon Plaisance is a model port of the future, both environmentally respectful and dedicated to sea lovers.

Port La Darse Nord

La Darse Nord, located on the north quay of the port of Toulon, is a modern and functional port area, perfectly suited to accommodate large pleasure boats.
It offers berths up to 30 meters long with a significant draft, allowing the mooring of sailboats and yachts under optimal safety conditions.

The site is equipped with state-of-the-art infrastructures: electrical hookups, water distribution, high-speed Wi-Fi, fuel station, renovated sanitary facilities, wastewater recovery system, careening area with a crane up to 35 tons, and high-pressure cleaning available.

A reception service is available 7 days a week, with continuous surveillance, maneuvering assistance, and personalized information to facilitate stopovers. The immediate proximity to Toulon city center allows easy access to shops, restaurants, transport, and tourist services.

La Darse Nord is part of an ambitious environmental approach: labeled "Clean Ports active in biodiversity," it hosts fish nurseries, anti-pollution devices (DPOL), and regularly organizes underwater cleaning operations.

With its strategic location, premium services, and secure environment, La Darse Nord is a reference stopover for contemporary pleasure boating in Toulon.

Toulon

Presentation

Located between sea and hills, Toulon is a Mediterranean city full of contrasts and riches, nestled in one of Europe’s most beautiful natural harbors.
With 180,000 inhabitants and nearly 600,000 in the metropolitan area, Toulon is both the prefecture of the Var department and a dynamic economic, military, cultural, and tourist center.

⚓ As a maritime capital, it hosts the largest military port in Europe, the strategic heart of the French Navy. But it is also a major hub for pleasure boating, cruises, and maritime shuttles connecting beaches, neighboring towns, and the Golden Isles quickly.

🏛️ Its historical heritage blends military architecture (Vauban fortifications, Arsenal gate), religious buildings, townhouses, Art Deco buildings, and ancient Provençal streets. The renovated old town district is full of charm with its flowered squares, fountains, and art galleries.

🎭 On the cultural side, Toulon stands out with one of France’s most beautiful opera houses, the Théâtre Liberté (national stage), renowned museums (Naval, Art, Mont Faron Memorial), and a busy calendar: concerts, exhibitions, jazz, manga, literature, and gastronomy festivals punctuate the year.

🌿 For nature lovers, the city is an ideal playground. Mont Faron, overlooking the city, is accessible by cable car. It offers spectacular views of the harbor, hiking trails, a zoo, and a moving national memorial dedicated to the 1944 landing.

🌊 The Mourillon beaches, awarded the Blue Flag, offer sand, palm trees, gardens, playgrounds, restaurants, and water activities. They are accessible on foot or by water bus from the city center.

🛍️ Toulon is also a lively city every day: the Provençal market on Cours Lafayette, gourmet halls, fish restaurants, cafés on the squares, artisanal shops, and shopping centers like Mayol and Grand Var. Each neighborhood has its own identity, between tradition and urban renewal.

🎓 A university and tech city, it welcomes students in diverse fields: engineering (SeaTech), digital technology (ISEN), business (KEDGE), law, sports, sciences, design… Its innovative ecosystem, labeled French Tech, supports startups and creation in maritime, digital, and defense sectors.

🚢 Tourism is booming: cruise passengers, boaters, and day visitors find a strategic starting point here to the Calanques, the Hyères islands, Porquerolles, or Cassis.

🏉 It is also a city of passion: rugby with the RCT, but also of the sea, music, and conviviality. In summer, terraces come alive, the quays light up, and events attract all kinds of audiences in a warm, popular atmosphere.

Toulon is a city on the move, valuing its history without turning its back on the future. It captivates with its Mediterranean authenticity, its art of living between land and sea, and its easy accessibility by train, road, boat, or plane.

👉 A destination to discover, rediscover, or even adopt.