SNSM Carro / CTT73
Associations
Presentation
Created in 1868, the Carro rescue station is located at the southwestern tip of the Côte Bleue.
Its geographical position makes it a strategic rescue station for maritime navigation between the Camargue, the entrance to the Gulf of Fos and Marseille.
Its geographical position makes it a strategic rescue station for maritime navigation between the Camargue, the entrance to the Gulf of Fos and Marseille.
It is one of the first resorts created in the Mediterranean. Since its creation more than 150 years ago, the station has carried out more than 3,300 rescues.
The Carro SNSM station has a 17.60 m All Weather Canoe (CTT) allowing it to operate in all weather conditions.
Its mission is to provide voluntary and free assistance to human lives in danger, at sea and on the coasts.
The CTT73 association is the association of Sea Rescuers from the Carro SNSM Station. Its objective is to organize nautical events and support events to help the volunteers of the Carro Station.
Sea Rescuers - National Sea Rescue Society is a national association governed by the Law of 1901, recognized as being of public utility and undertaking a public service mission in Metropolitan France and the Overseas Departments.
All year round and during the summer season, 1,300 SNSM rescue swimmers monitor the swimming areas set up along the coast and on French inland water bodies and regulated by the mayor. They rescue swimmers in danger - assist users of beach equipment (pedal boats, windsurfing boards, inflatable vehicles, kite-surfing, small sailboats, etc.) in difficulty and administer first aid to accident victims and alert rescue units, firefighters or SAMU.
The SNSM station in Carro does not receive any public.
The Carro SNSM station has a 17.60 m All Weather Canoe (CTT) allowing it to operate in all weather conditions.
Its mission is to provide voluntary and free assistance to human lives in danger, at sea and on the coasts.
The CTT73 association is the association of Sea Rescuers from the Carro SNSM Station. Its objective is to organize nautical events and support events to help the volunteers of the Carro Station.
Sea Rescuers - National Sea Rescue Society is a national association governed by the Law of 1901, recognized as being of public utility and undertaking a public service mission in Metropolitan France and the Overseas Departments.
All year round and during the summer season, 1,300 SNSM rescue swimmers monitor the swimming areas set up along the coast and on French inland water bodies and regulated by the mayor. They rescue swimmers in danger - assist users of beach equipment (pedal boats, windsurfing boards, inflatable vehicles, kite-surfing, small sailboats, etc.) in difficulty and administer first aid to accident victims and alert rescue units, firefighters or SAMU.
The SNSM station in Carro does not receive any public.
The Carro SNSM station does not receive visitors.
Opening period (s)All year round.
General information
- Parking :
- Free car park
- Environments :
- Village centre
- Waterside
Contact
SNSM Carro / CTT73
Quai vérandy
Carro
13500
Martigues
Mob : +33 6 68 65 75 45
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SNSM Carro / CTT73
Quai vérandy
Carro
13500
Martigues
GPS coordinates
Latitude : 43.329166
Longitude : 5.041056
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