"Saracen" commenced another patrol in the Gulf of Genoa on 7 February. In the early morning of 11 February, the submarine landed three men in Cupabia, south of Ajaccio, Corsica. The next day, she sank with gunfire the Vichy French tugboats "Provinçale II" and "Marseillaise V" off Cape Sardineaux, southern France. On 15 February, "Saracen", until then called HMS "P247", was officially given her name "Saracen", then later in the day she torpedoed and damaged the German oil tanker "Marguerite Finaly". On 19 February, "Saracen" surfaced and fired her deck gun into a small shipbuilding yard at Cervo, Italy. Two ships under construction were damaged before the boat was forced to submerge due to fire from coastal batteries. "Saracen" returned to Algiers on 22 February.