Le port Camille Rayon

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43° 34′ North – 07° 05′ East

The New Port Camille Rayon, built in 1989, named after its founder Mister Camille Rayon, is dedicated to the yachting in particular to the deep see yachting.

Perfectly sheltered, full of features and ideally located between Antibes and Cannes, in front of Lérins Islands, the port is flying “Pavillon Bleu”, for more than 20 years now.

The Port Camille Rayon counts 841 mooring berths to welcome boats from 6 to 75m length on an area of water of 13 hectares. The depth in the harbour varies from 2 to 5 meters. The big yachts are moored on the Harbour’s office Quay and on the South quay.

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S.N.P.V.G. – PDG Monsieur Pierre Rayon

Quai Napoléon, 06220, Golfe Juan

 

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Challenge of the ports of the bay of Golfe- Juan

Challenge of the ports of the bay of Golfe- Juan

The Sailing club of Golfe-Juan is organising the 1st edition of the “Challenge of the ports of the bay of Golfe-Juan” the coming 7th and 8th of September 2019. The event is open to the boaters of the following ports: Port du Mouré rouge, Golfe-Juan Vieux port, Port...

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“Bord de mer musical”

“Bord de mer musical”

The municipality of Vallauris Golfe-Juan organised , like every summer , the "Bord de mer musical" and fireworks ! This event will take place tonight , Thusday 16th of July from 7pm to midnight on the avenue Frères Roustan The musical theme is: the 80's We wish you a...

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Mister Camille Rayon

Up to the end, he shaped his own legend.

Biography

At first a hero of the resistance, Camille Rayon becomes a builder. He initiated, in Juan les Pins, the “Maison des pêcheurs”, in the sixties.

In contact with the sailors, he realizes that they are lacking shelters for their boats… Atypical but especially visionary, he then dashes into the conquest of maritime spaces to create shelters to welcome their boats…

 

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