Cerbère does not have a permanent harbour, but it does have an Organised Mooring Area with 200 moorings (managed by volunteers) on floating pontoons and moorings from mid-May to mid-September.
The offices of the Cerbère Nautical Association are in the port.

Facilities available to yachtsmen: toilets, careening area, selective sorting, waste oil recovery.
Maximum length allowed: 14 metres.
Water and electricity supplied to the main quay and pontoon.
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N 42° 26' 32"
E 03° 10' 12"
Cap Cerbère, Fl.4s 55m 15M
Port :
Fl(2)WRG.6s 12m 9/6M. The light is placed on the shore opposite the pontoons.
Draught <<3-9m
Moorings possible in the harbour cove, to the S of the pontoons (TE 5-6m); or 1M to the N, in the Peyrefitte cove (TE 5-7m).

It comprises :
- an entrance courtyard
- the Romanesque chapel
- a wooded park
- an open-air theatre
- a dining area/grill area
- public toilets.

Open from April to September, closed on public holidays and concert days.
Free admission, self-guided or guided tours.
Closed in winter, tours by appointment.

Children's playgrounds in Vernet can be found:
- in the Jardin Nicolau (by the town hall)
- in the 8 mai 1945 open space (Boulevard des Pyrénées)
- in the Parc des Sports

Cinema "Ciné Club" is open from October to May.Perfomances in Centre Culturel.