Le Lavandou (France)

Le Lavandou is a Mediterranean cruise port and small town in France's Provence-Alpes-Cote d'Azur region. The town has population around 3,000, and was designated resort town in 2017.

Among the most popular tourist events held here are the Flower Parade, Saint-Pierre festival, Romerage procession (religious festival themed on Saint-Clair / patron saint), summer concerts, Halloween Festival.

Established as fishing port , today Le Lavandou is a seaside resort vacation destination spreading over 12 km of coastline and featuring large sandy beaches. Among the most famous beaches are Anglade, Le Lavandou, Saint-Clair, Fossette, Aiguebelle, Jean Blanc, Elephant, Rossignol, Layet, Cavalière, Cape Negro, and Pramousquier.

Port Le Lavandou has a large boat marina (sized 7 hectares (70,000 m2) with capacity 1021 moorings (3 pools). Here can berth large boats and luxury yachts with LOA length up to  30 m (98 ft) and max draft 2 m. The provided by the port services include fresh water and shore power supply (on Quai d'Honneur), 5 toilet blocks *WC and showers), 1 laundromat, 1 slipway, 1 lift truck (capacity 9 tons), 1 mobile crane (capacity 30 tons), 1 fueling station (Diesel, Super 95, wit hATM machine), CCTV monitoring (24-hour), customs, sea towing.

Le Lavandou cruise terminal