Bareboat Catamaran SAIL AWAY
Lagoon 46 catamaran for six, French Riviera bareboat
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About Bareboat Catamaran SAIL AWAY
SAIL AWAY is a Lagoon 46 catamaran built for the kind of sailing that feels effortless. Twin hulls and a wide stance deliver the stability that matters when you're anchored off the Côte d'Azur, while her generous sail area keeps momentum in light airs. Step aboard and your shoulders drop without thinking about it, thanks to the steady, settled motion that defines catamaran cruising at its best.
Three double cabins accommodate six guests in genuine comfort, with an airy saloon flooded by panoramic windows. The layout brings everyone together naturally, then gives you privacy the moment you want it. Below deck, air conditioning, a watermaker, and a fully equipped galley handle the practical side, whilst solar panels and a generator keep systems running quietly in the background.
Bareboat charter in the French Riviera requires a skipper (who occupies one cabin), leaving you free to shape each day around what you actually want. Water toys including kayaks, paddleboards, and fishing equipment are available to hire separately.
Highlights
- •Stable twin-hull design cuts through the water with barely a motion, perfect for extended lounging and long anchorages
- •Panoramic windows throughout the saloon keep Mediterranean scenery woven into every moment below deck
- •Three double cabins with air conditioning, plus generous social spaces that suit families and friend groups equally
- •Mandatory skipper included; water toys and additional equipment available to customise your week
The Charter Experience
The French Riviera reveals itself best from the water, where pastel towns and sheltered bays drift past without crowd or urgency. Settle onto the forward net and feel the breeze while your morning's only problem is choosing between coffee or a swim. Glide between anchorages with lunch ready onboard, building a rhythm of your own: swim before breakfast, long lunch in the shade, evening drinks at golden hour. Whether you marina-hop for boutique shopping and gelato, or anchor quietly for days, the week unfolds at your pace. Wake to a new view outside your cabin, finish that book, let dinner take as long as it needs. At the end, it feels less like a trip and more like the routine you didn't know you were missing.
Suggested Itinerary
Depart St Raphaël and sail west toward the Îles d'Hyères, anchoring in crystal water where paddleboards and kayaks extend your morning. Work along the coast toward St Tropez, timing a day-visit for the narrow streets and Friday market, then retreat to a quiet bay for evening calm. Continue toward Porquerolles and Porquerolles, where the water turns impossibly clear, or drift north toward Cannes and Monaco's distant lights, anchoring wherever the light and mood suggest staying longer.
Specifications
14.0 m
6
3
6
Catamaran
2021
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