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The paper contains a discussion of the problem regarding the proper placement of sailing ports within urban structures. Construction projects associated with sailing, both amateur and professional alike, are some of the most attractive in terms of function. Surely, structures and infrastructural elements like these are quite popular among both visitors and residents of a city in which they are located. Thus, the quality of both urban and architectural design solutions used in newly built marinas demand special attention. The paper discusses the spatial relations that occur between the urban built environment and the spatial structures of marinas on the example of the marina in Frejus in France and the Yacht Port in Szczecin.

SPATIAL RELATIONS BETWEEN YACHT PORTS AND URBAN BUILT UP AREAS ON THE EXAMPLE OF THE YACHT PORT IN SZCZECIN AND THE MARINA IN FREJUS, FRANCE