Golfe d’Aigues-Mortes lies between Palavas Les Flots and Pointe de L’Espiguette, 9 miles ESE.
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Le Golfe d'Aigues Mortes est la partie la plus septentrionale du Golfe du Lion. Il comprend les communes de Palavas-les-Flots, Mauguio, La Grande-Motte et le Grau du Roi. Son nom fait directement référence à l'ancien port royal d'Aigues-Mortes d'où Saint Louis (Louis IX) embarqua pour les croisades.
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Small harbor protected by a breakwater. It is mostly used by small craft and yachts. The entrance is surrounded by a prominent group of buildings. An aeronautical light is shown from a control tower standing 3.5 miles NNE of the harbor.
Le Grau du Roi, a small harbor, lies 2.5 miles SE of La Grande Motte and close within the seaward end of the canal which leads to Aigues-Mortes. The harbor is entered between two jetties and is mostly used by fishing craft and yachts. A conspicuous water tower stands 1 mile NNW of ...
Pointe de l’Espiguette is reported to be extending to the W by about 15m a year. Depths of 5m have been reported to lie up to about 1 mile offshore in this vicinity, and this part of the coast should be given a wide berth. Les Baronnets, 10m high, is a chain of prominent sand ...
Golfe d’Aigues-Mortes lies between Palavas Les Flots and Pointe de L’Espiguette, 9 miles ESE.
Le Golfe d'Aigues Mortes est la partie la plus septentrionale du Golfe du Lion. Il comprend les communes de Palavas-les-Flots, Mauguio, La Grande-Motte et le Grau du Roi. Son nom fait directement référence à l'ancien port royal d'Aigues-Mortes d'où Saint Louis (Louis IX) embarqua pour les croisades.
