Marina Baie des Anges: an ambitious modernization project
In Villeneuve-Loubet, Marina Baie des Anges is getting a facelift thanks to a modernization project estimated at 64 million euros. Carried out by the Maribay SAS consortium, the project aims to reduce capacity to 515 moorings, while creating a quay of honor for maritime shuttles and yachts. On land, a multifunctional building will house a 4-star hotel, an aqua-ludic area, a restaurant and the new harbour master's office. Completion is scheduled for the first half of 2025.
Cannes: modernizing the Old Port and promoting the fishing industry
On the Old Port of Cannes, the first phase of modernization was completed with the construction of a Fishermen's Village. The purpose of this space is to promote local fishing and open the site to the public. The second phase, scheduled for 2024, will involve extending the Albert-Edouard pier and developing the Laubeuf sector, including a 4,500 m² panoramic garden. These projects, estimated at 56.2 million euros, will enhance the port's appeal while meeting the needs of professionals and pleasure boaters alike.
Golfe-Juan and Antibes: the CCI on the front line
The CCI Nice Côte d'Azur is leading the transformation of the port of Golfe-Juan with a 19 million euro investment program. The work, entrusted to Atelier Régis Roudil Architectes, aims to modernize the infrastructure while respecting the port's family spirit and incorporating environmental innovations.
In Antibes, the Gallice port is continuing its renovation, with work on the main pier and the South building. This 15-million euro, 15-year project aims to make Gallice a model of environmental management. Meanwhile, the Port Vauban, managed by a consortium including the CCI, is moving ahead with its Port Vauban 21 project. Following the modernization of the areas dedicated to large yachts, a Village des Artisans dedicated to careening will be delivered in 2024.
Beaulieu-sur-Mer and Nice: investments in sustainable development
At the Port de Beaulieu, redevelopment work is focusing on greening pedestrian areas and creating sustainable facilities (electric recharging stations, grey water management). With a total investment of 9.3 million euros, the port aims to become an attractive place that combines leisure activities with the local economy.
In Nice, the takeover by the Metropole in 2023 has redefined priorities for the port. Preparing the infrastructure to host the 3? United Nations Ocean Conference (UNOC) in 2025 has become a major objective. After this event, the future of the port areas remains to be clarified, but developments aimed at integrating the port into the life of the neighborhood are planned.
