The port acts as a strategic gateway to the Port-Cros National Park, France's oldest marine national park.
It is situated along the coastline historically known as the 'Côte des Maures'.
The harbor area is designed to accommodate over 1,000 pleasure craft of varying sizes.
The site sits directly adjacent to the 'Sentier du Littoral', a coastal path providing hiking access to protected natural coves.
Nearby coastal waters are part of the Pelagos Sanctuary for Mediterranean marine mammals.
Port Miramar is the primary maritime hub of La Londe-les-Maures, located on the Var coast of the French Riviera. It serves as a departure point for ferry services to the nearby Îles d'Or, specifically Porquerolles and Port-Cros. The port area features a mix of recreational boating facilities and proximity to the Plage de l'Argentière and Plage du Miramar. The site is sheltered by the Giens Peninsula to the west and faces the Mediterranean Sea. It provides essential infrastructure for nautical activities, including sailing schools and diving centers. The surrounding landscape is characterized by its proximity to the Maures Massif foothills and local vineyard estates.
The elevated viewing point on the western pier looking back toward the marina with the Maures mountains in the background.
Check ferry departure schedules early as they fluctuate significantly based on seasonal weather conditions.
Utilize the coastal path located at the eastern edge of the port for access to more secluded beaches.
Reservations for boat slips or excursions should be made well in advance during peak summer months.
Avoid attempting to drive directly into the port piers during peak boarding times, as traffic congestion is severe.
Ferry services to the islands operate on a limited or seasonal schedule, primarily during the warmer months.
Respect maritime safety zones and do not obstruct active boarding areas for ferries.
