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Les Professionnels Du Nautisme.Pdf office Mer 32p 2/02/06 12:45 Page 1 office Mer 32p 2/02/06 12:45 Page 2 Le mot du président ’Office de la Mer, association fédéra- L trice des acteurs maritimes locaux, poursuit ses actions en faveur du dé- veloppement de l’accès à la mer par tous. Cette brochure sur les professionnels du nautisme à Marseille et son bassin de vie s’inscrit dans cette volonté. Le navigateur ou le passionné de loisirs nautiques trou- vera les coordonnées des entreprises et autres associations qui seront susceptibles de pouvoir répondre à ses demandes. Confectionné avec motivation par la Com- mission Economie de l’Office, les échanges avec les entreprises furent fructueux pour arriver à la réalisation de cette plaquette. Destinée à vous marseillais et visiteurs de passage, elle vous permettra de vivre en- core plus intensément des plaisirs de notre mer Méditerranée. Je tenais à remercier les membres et les collaborateurs de l’Office de la Mer, qui ont contribué à la confection de ce support sur les professionnels du nautisme à Marseille et son bassin de vie. Paul D’Ortoli, Président de l’Office de la Mer office Mer 32p 2/02/06 12:45 Page 3 EDITORIAL ette plaquette d’information est destinée aux C plaisanciers , en recherche de renseignements sur l’offre locale des professionnels du nautisme. Son but est de donner un maximum d’informations par secteur d’activités économiques. Le navigateur de passage à Marseille peut grâce à ce document contacter aussi bien un architecte naval, un établissement financier, un prestataire de service qu’un mécanicien, un shipchandler ou un maître voilier. A des questions précises, nous avons essayé d’appor- ter une réponse rapide avec cette liste de profession- nels qualifiés, liste non exhaustive que nous espérons élargir régulièrement. Toute information nouvelle, est prise en considération et viendra enrichir notre base de données initiale. En effet, ce recueil ne se veut pas seulement une sorte d’annuaire, mais se devra d’évoluer afin de pouvoir constituer un observatoire de l’économie nautique de l’ensemble de notre bassin de vie. Pour cela, nous comptons sur la participation de tous et même, nous comptons sur de nouveaux partenaires œuvrant dans ce domaine. Je tiens à remercier Monsieur le Président de l’Office de la Mer pour son soutien à notre projet et les membres de la commission économie pour leur persévérance et leur travail. Le rapporteur de la commission « économie » Clément Vareilles office Mer 32p 2/02/06 12:45 Page 4 SOMMAIRE SECTEURS D’ACTIVITES PROPOSÉS 01 CONCEPTION 06 ASSURANCE, a/ Architectes - Bureaux d’études EXPERTISE b/ Aménageurs (déco d’intérieur) page 5 a/ Compagnies b/ Courtiers c/ Expertises - conseils 02 FINANCEMENT d/ Communication/ Marketing a/ Banques page 21 b/ Etablissements financiers 07 FORMATION page 7 a/ Ecoles de voile/ de plongée/ Bateaux-écoles 03 FABRICATION b/ Associations : clubs nautiques, etc… a/ Chantiers navals : c/ Formations : métiers de la mer Assembleurs page 24 Réalisateurs b/ Fabricants d’accessoires 08 ADMINISTRATION page 8 a/ Gestion des ports b/ Sécurité : pompiers, crossmed, etc… 04 ENTRETIEN, c/ Office de Tourisme d/ Administrations maritimes : REPARATION Affaires Maritimes, douanes a/ Distributeurs page 29 b/ Prestataires de services : manutention, levage Gestionnaire d’espace, 09 DIVERS transporteur a/ édition page 31 page 11 05 ACHAT, VENTE, LOCATION a/ Concessionnaires : Neuf - Occasion Comment lire ce guide ? b/ Courtiers : occasion Certaines professionnels font partie de c/ Loueurs plusieurs secteurs d’activité. d/ Convoyeurs Dans ce cas, sous le nom de l’entreprise e/ Shipchandlers est noté le(s) chiffre(s) et la(les) lettre(s) correspondants aux autres domaines où f/ Glisse elle est présente (par exemple “9a” pour g/ Magasins de plongée “divers / édition”). page 16 office Mer 32p 2/02/06 12:45 Page 5 01 CONCEPTION Le monde de la plaisance est très déve- a ARCHITECTES L loppé à Marseille. L’occupation actuelle des BUREAUX D’ÉTUDES quatre principaux lieux d’amarrage des bateaux AMPLITUDE DESIGN l’illustre aisément. 53 rue René d’Anjou Les différents acteurs de la plaisance y sont très 13015 Marseille présents. Tél. 04 91 60 91 20 / Fax 04 91 60 71 35 ARCHITECTE NAVAL IRL SARL Les architectes navals sont la plupart du temps BP 33 - 13960 Sausset-les-Pins implantés prés du Vieux Port. Tél. 04 42 45 50 77 / Fax 04 42 45 20 30 Ils se sont illustrés à travers les temps dans les ré- gates les plus prestigieuses autour du globe. De ARIMER (B.E.A. MAURICE) nos jours encore, ils sont présents sur le marché 68 rue Sainte - 13001 Marseille Tél. 04 91 33 08 07 français et certains d’entre eux ont une clientèle internationale très fidèle. Ces cabinets se sont spé- B.G.V INNOVATION cialisés dans le secteur des bateaux à voile et 19 quai de rive neuve des bateaux à moteurs, pour la plaisance, pour la 13007 Marseille Tél. 04 91 54 13 17 / Fax 04 91 54 11 27 pêche, les transports et les services. BUREAU D’ETUDES MAURIC Toujours dans le domaine de l’architecture, cer- 68 rue Sainte tains concepteurs se sont spécialisés dans les amé- 13001 Marseille Tél. 04 91 33 08 07 / Fax 04 91 33 08 75 nagements intérieurs. En relation avec les di- [email protected] vers chantiers navals de la région, ils s’occupent www.mauric.com de la refonte entière de bateaux, aussi bien pour Bureau d’études d’architecture navale et les aménagements que pour les plans de voilure d’ingénierie implanté sur Marseille depuis 60 ans. ou de motorisation. BUTCH DALRYMPLE-SMITH YACHT DESIGN 46 quai F. Mitterand - 13600 La Ciotat A une échelle différente mais tout aussi captivante Tél. 04 42 98 09 18 / Fax 04 42 98 09 19 pour les amoureux du monde maritime, les FRANÇOIS ROSE maquettistes ont aussi une place importante à 6C Marseille. Le capital de maquettes que possèdent Résidence Vauban - Port Renaissance nos armateurs, administrations, musées ou 13110 Port de Bouc Chambre de Commerce nécessite l’intervention Tél. 04 42 06 05 09 / Fax 04 42 45 20 30 de vrais spécialistes. Les particuliers, amateurs de www.franaval.com Architecte naval beaux objets, confient eux aussi la restauration ou la construction de quelques magnifiques ma- LNM - LES NOUVEAUX MATÉRIAUX quettes souvent d’origine locale. 230, route des Camoins - 13011 Marseille Tél. 04 91 87 80 64 / Fax 04 91 87 80 65 [email protected] www.lnm-boats.com Bureau, d’architecture navale, d’étude en matériaux composites. Voiliers en kit de 10 à 15m 05 office Mer 32p 2/02/06 12:45 Page 6 b AMÉNAGEURS (DÉCO D’INTÉRIEUR) BERENGIER SA 3B 11, Avenue de Rome - Z.I. Estroublans 13127 Vitrolles Tél. 04 42 10 98 82 / 06 80 15 44 15 Fax 04 42 10 98 80 [email protected] www.berengier.com Activité dans le domaine de la Voilerie,la Sellerie,la Décoration et la Protection des bateaux de plaisan- ce. magasin de détail 114 bd de la Corderie à Marseille dédié aux particuliers. SARL MAYDAY ELECTRONIQUE 3A 11 Rue Michel Arnaud - 13260 Cassis Tél. 04 42 01 32 10 / Fax 04 42 01 32 10 [email protected] Sous-traitant pour chantiers de construction navale : réseaux électroniques, tableaux armoires. Installation de l’électronique embarquée. Conception de projets électronique sur mesure. SELLERIE NAUTIQUE 3B 3, traverse Bovis 13016 Marseille Tél. 04 91 09 35 13 / 06 60 27 57 30 [email protected] PROFILS 9 rue du Plan Fourmiguier 13007 Marseille Tél. 04 91 33 14 17 Fax 04 91 54 41 54 PUVIEUX CLAUDE 331 Corniche Kennedy 13007 Marseille Tél. 04 91 22 72 46 Fax 04 91 22 50 08 06 office Mer 32p 15/02/06 9:06 Page 7 02FINANCEMENT our acquérir un bateau, les solutions se ré- P sument à 3 grandes catégories. Achat comp- tant, à crédit ou par une LOA (Location avec Op- tion d’Achat), selon que le bateau soit neuf ou d’occasion, selon que l ‘acheteur soit une personne physique ou morale. -Le comptant stipule que les fonds soient dispo- nibles. Le paiement s’effectue en général en 2 fois, au moment de la signature du compromis, le reli- quat au moment de la signature de l’acte de vente pour un bateau d’occasion, du bon de commande et de la livraison pour un bateau neuf. Le choix du pavillon est libre. -Le crédit implique que l’acquéreur ait une faculté d’emprunt, donc des revenus qu’ils soient assurables et qu’une sûreté puisse être prise par le prêteur. Ce pourra être une hypothèque maritime, terrienne, une caution. Toutes les techniques financières peu- vent être mises en place depuis le crédit à la consom- BANQUES mation, en passant par un crédit de type habi- a BANQUES tat… Le pavillon dépend de la sûreté. -La LOA est une solution particulière, française, BANQUE POPULAIRE PROVENÇALE ET CORSE 264 Bd Baille - 13005 Marseille profitant d’une niche fiscale. Un acquéreur demande Tél. 04 91 32 27 89 à une société financière, banque, établissement BNP PARIBAS - LEASE GROUP … d’acheter un bateau et de lui louer pendant un 51 Bd des Dames - 13242 Marseille certain temps moyennant un certain loyer. L’acqué- Tél. 0825 80 2001 reur achète un produit financier. Il a toutes les charges CAISSE D’EPARGNE PROVENCE-ALPES-CORSE sans avoir la propriété. 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