Bootscharter in French Riviera (Côte d'Azur) · Lagoon 42 in Hyeres — “Speranza B&B”

From Hyères, Speranza B&B gives you immediate access to the Îles d'Hyères archipelago and the sheltered bays of the Côte d'Azur. This Lagoon 42 carries eight guests across four cabins, each with its own en-suite bathroom—a practical comfort when cruising as a group or two families. Below deck, the saloon sits between the hulls where movement is minimal, while the galley and chart table occupy the bridging space. Each cabin offers a double or twin berth tucked into the bow or aft quarters of the twin hulls, keeping the main living space open and airy. The catamaran's two hulls define how it behaves on the water. At anchor, that beam matters: you're stable and flat, not rolling as wind shifts. The shallow 1.25-meter draft lets you slip into coves and sandy bays where deeper boats can't venture. Above, the trampoline netting stretches between the hulls, offering uncluttered deck space for stretching out or moving between the forward cockpit and the main helm station aft. The foredeck gives you room to handle sails or simply sit and watch the water. For a bareboat week, Speranza B&B positions you well. You have the beam and interior volume for real living space, not a squeeze. The catamaran sails efficiently and anchors confidently, taking the stress out of longer passages. It's a platform built for cruising, not racing, leaving you to focus on discovering the coastline.