RM purjevene viikoittainen charter La Rochelle-France

The French Riviera's light winds, constant sunshine, and abundance of anchorages make it a sailing enthusiast's dream destination. As it alternates between capes, bays, and islands, picturesque ports, and modern marinas, the French Riviera astonishes with the variety of its charms, the intensity of its light, and its colors. There, you can leisurely switch between different pleasures, whether they are purely marine, culinary, or cultural. Do not hesitate to contact us if you need help organizing your upcoming sailing trip. Our area of expertise is the rental of powerful boats. You can use them for sailing with friends or family in the West Indies, the Mediterranean, and along the Atlantic coast. Among the many bases we offer that suit your needs, you can pick the ideal base. Every location is ideal and breathtakingly beautiful.

We'll handle everything so you can make the most of your vessel. General maintenance, repairs, and any other specialized services are provided, along with cruising instruction, so that you can fully enjoy your future sailboat. Additionally, we offer a range of utilized boats that have undergone meticulous inspection and an exhaustive inventory. We are available to you all year long.

• Bormes Les Mimosas – France

Between Toulon and Saint-Tropez, close to the Côte d'Azur, is the town of Bormes-les-Mimosas. The colorful roof tiles on classically styled Mediterranean homes in Bormes-les-Mimosas are the first thing visitors notice about the town, followed closely by the flowers that cover the remains of old fortification monuments. Natural splendors, historical sites, and cultural treasures abound in this lovely Mediterranean town. Les-Mimosas, the town's name, honors all types of flora, especially mimosa flowers, which are common in the area of Bormes.

• Olbia – Sardinia

The elegant Costa Smeralda and the Maddalena Archipelago are two of the most stunning maritime destinations you can visit on a cruise leaving from Olbia. The roughly 60-kilometer-long Costa Smeralda is rocky, extremely cut, and narrow.

The marine park of Maddalena and its seven main pink granite islands-Madddalena, Caprera, Santo Stefano, Spargi, Budelli, Razzoli, and Santa Maria-can be found a short distance away. All the elements that go into a lovely cruise can be found here: wind, sun, renowned marinas, untamed, rocky islands with sun-drenched beaches. By sailing in the waters of Tavolara's protected marine area, you can get to this Mediterranean gem from Olbia. Sardinia is home to some of Europe's most stunning beaches, with sand that is an exquisite shade of white and water that is a brilliant turquoise.

• Le Marin - West Indies

Between Sainte-Luce and Sainte-Anne on the south coast of Martinique, Le Marin is home to one of the largest marinas in the Caribbean. Its marina, which is a great place for a stroll and is dotted with numerous shops, bars, and restaurants, makes it a highly sought-after tourist destination. Along with all of these attractions, the area is lively and offers tourists a variety of activities, including windsurfing, sailing, kayaking, water skiing, sea fishing, and sea diving. Fans of water sports will have plenty to enjoy.

With the untamed Cape Macré and its stunning beach at Whale Cove (Anse Baleine), the municipality of Le Marin is also attractive to those who enjoy coastal vistas.The latter is a tranquil haven of white sand and turquoise water that is only reachable on foot along a stony path.

• La Rochelle - French West Atlantic Coast

The Charente-Maritime, on France's southwest coast, stretches from La Rochelle to the Gironde estuary, north of Bordeaux. It's the perfect place for a sailing vacation because of its historical significance, tranquil islands, and long hours of sunshine. The small island of Île de Re with its expansive sandy beaches and quaint villages should be on your itinerary while sailing La Rochelle, as should Ile d'Oleron. Famous vineyards, fishing villages, and pine forests can be found here. On your La Rochelle sailing vacation, go to the more remote lle-d'Aix and explore its numerous beaches, coastal paths, and secret bays perfect for swimming to get away from it all.

SAILING VESSEL - RM970

This RM970 is a family cruiser by definition, but with unrivaled specifications that combine speed and comfort, making it synonymous with enjoyable cruises. In a competitive market, she stands out for her elegant lines as well as her outstanding performances. Both are the result of another brilliant design by award-winning architect Marc Lombard, who is well-known for his skill on yachts of this size. The RM970 provides open space. Her bright saloon has a lot of space. Her "L" shaped kitchen, when combined with the charts table, forms a secure area where you can hold yourself when going below deck. Her forecabin broadens the view of the saloon and can be closed at night to provide the equivalent intimacy of the aft cabin. Port hopping, a long weekend, coastal cruising...She's waiting for you.

• One keel
• One tiller
• Two rudders
• Square top main sail (full batten)
• Solent on furler
• Asymetric spinnaker (option)
• Navigation system: Axiom 7” plotter + mapping
• Multifunction screen instrument: log-speedo-depth sounder
• VHF ASN Ray 53 with splitter and integrated GPS
• AIS Transmitter / Receiver
• Auto-Pilot
• P70s pilot console
• DST800 analog tri-probe
• 3 batteries pack
• Pontoon charger
• Interior and exterior showers
• Sprayhood
• Electric windlass
• Movable cockpit table
• Hot water under pressure
• Fridge
• Black water tank
• Safety material
• 6 self-inflating life jackets
• Tender
• Kitchen utensils
• Fishing gear
• Nautical guides and maps