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The marinas that take the great yachts, country by country, from Port Hercule and Antibes to Porto Cervo and Porto Montenegro.

Last checked October 2026.

Port Hercule, Monaco, from abovePhotograph: Pexels

Portugal

  • Marina de VilamouraAlgarve

    825 berths taking yachts up to 60 metres at the heart of the Vilamoura resort; its Nova Marina, opened for the marina's 50th anniversary, adds 68 berths for superyachts of 20 to 40 metres and holds Gold Anchor accreditation.

Spain

  • Club de Mar-MallorcaPalma

    Rebuilt from end to end, with 543 berths, more than 70 of them for yachts of 40 to 170 metres, inside Porto Pi at the western end of Palma's port. Visit website (opens the official site) ↗

  • Puerto PortalsMallorca

    701 berths for yachts of 8 to 60 metres at Portals Nous, 10 km from Palma, with a waterfront of restaurants and luxury shops that makes it the island's social harbour. Visit website (opens the official site) ↗

  • OneOcean Port VellBarcelona

    A fully serviced superyacht marina in the old port of Barcelona, with berths for yachts up to 190 metres and a members' club, crew lounge and 24-hour security.

  • IGY Ibiza MarinaIbiza Town

    27 superyacht berths for yachts of 20 to 150 metres at the foot of Dalt Vila, the UNESCO-listed old town. Visit website (opens the official site) ↗

  • Puerto BanúsMarbella

    915 berths on 15 hectares of sheltered water, taking yachts up to 50 metres with anchorage for larger ones, set against Marbella's best-known luxury waterfront. Visit website (opens the official site) ↗

France

  • Port VaubanAntibes

    Europe's largest marina by water area, taking yachts up to 165 metres; its International Yacht Club d'Antibes (IYCA), known as the billionaires' quay, takes superyachts of 50 to 165 metres. Visit website (opens the official site) ↗

  • IGY Vieux-Port de CannesCannes

    About 640 berths, some 55 of them for superyachts and the largest for yachts up to 140 metres, beside the Palais des Festivals; home of the Cannes Yachting Festival each September and a berth for yachts during the Film Festival. Visit website (opens the official site) ↗

  • Port Pierre CantoCannes

    553 berths for yachts up to 90 metres at the eastern end of La Croisette, and the second site of the Cannes Yachting Festival. Visit website (opens the official site) ↗

  • Port de Saint-TropezSaint-Tropez

    About 730 berths in two basins, with superyachts moored stern-to along the quays of the village and host to Les Voiles de Saint-Tropez regatta. Visit website (opens the official site) ↗

Superyachts in Port Hercule below the Rock and the Prince's Palace
Port Hercule
Motor yachts in rows in the marina of Fontvieille below its pink apartment buildings
Fontvieille

Monaco

  • Port HerculeMonaco

    760 berths in a deep-water harbour, up to 40 metres deep in the outer port, that also takes cruise ships up to 300 metres; it is the stage for the Monaco Yacht Show. Visit website (opens the official site) ↗

Italy

  • Marina di Porto CervoSardinia

    About 700 berths, 100 of them for megayachts, taking yachts up to 160 metres on the Costa Smeralda; the new marina is open all year. Visit website (opens the official site) ↗

  • Marina di PortofinoPortofino

    14 superyacht moorings on the quay of the village plus two in Cannone Bay, for yachts up to 55 metres, in one of the most sought-after small harbours in the world.

  • Porto Turistico di CapriMarina Grande

    300 berths for yachts up to 60 metres on Capri's north shore, reported to be among the most expensive marinas in the world and fully booked in high summer. Visit website (opens the official site) ↗

Malta

  • Grand Harbour MarinaBirgu

    Superyacht berths of 30 to 100 metres across Grand Harbour from Valletta, open day and night in all weather, with a superyacht shipyard alongside. Visit website (opens the official site) ↗

Croatia

Montenegro

  • Porto MontenegroTivat

    About 450 berths, including a 250-metre berth among the largest in the Mediterranean, in the Bay of Kotor; it holds Platinum marina certification. Visit website (opens the official site) ↗

  • Portonovi MarinaHerceg Novi

    238 berths, taking yachts up to 120 metres on the outer breakwater and 70 metres inside, at the entrance to the Bay of Kotor beside the One&Only resort; Superyacht Ready accredited in 2025. Visit website (opens the official site) ↗

Greece

Türkiye

  • Yalıkavak MarinaBodrum

    620 berths taking yachts up to 140 metres, with more than 100 brands, restaurants and a beach hotel; named Superyacht Marina of the Year by The Yacht Harbour Association in 2018. Visit website (opens the official site) ↗

Cyprus

Egypt

None that meets our standard yet.

Tunisia

None that meets our standard yet.

Morocco

None that meets our standard yet.

That makes 22 entries in all.

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