Where is this?

marvellous , almost ideal entry, chines a wee bit wide, where is she

 

Looks like Marseilles to me
The second picture may be from the end of the road, avenue des Pébrons?

 

yes Raggs tis so

 

Good to see that place again, I lived in the old village of Mazargue, now a part of Marseilles, a few months around 1994(?). My wife got a job there and I followed without any job so I just bicycled around and watched the boats..

 

OK, here is a place I have never been, but I'll sail there sometime I hope. It seems like a pleasant little island, even if it's probably crowded in summer.

 

mm, tricky , USA territory judging by flag
Good rainfall, cliffs, pic of lighthouse sorta East coast Mass looking

 

Eastern coast, New England is correct.
Massachusetts, no, but close (of course)

 

Block Island, off the Rhode Island coast about 9 NM. Nice sailing area. A little crowded in summer, but the autumn off season is great. They've had to move the South Light away from the cliffs at least once that I know of.
Regards, Mike

 

Right I'll be there in a sailboat before I get too old I hope.

 

well that was easy once I had done all the hard yakka) where,s this

 

Somewhere in the Galician Rias. In a hurry now I'll find out later, if nobody does it first.

Cheers.

 

The boats and cars look spanish, yes

 

yes Raggs, as Guillo said Galicia , someplace

 

Well, let's see:
The place is undoubtedly Galicia, because of the "Rua" (meaning street in galician language) restaurant and the old mussels boat. Unluckily there are hundreds of "Rua" restaurants around here.

The place is most probably at any of the Rias of Arousa, Pontevedra or Vigo, but that wide stoned ramp doesn't look familiar to me.
The combination of weed and what seems to be a muddy bottom suggest the place to be rather towards the inland end of a Ria. But which one....?

 

Now I got it! Pontevedra it is!
Stu, you have been joking me!!!!!

Cheers