Bootscharter in Frankreich · Nautitech 46 Open in Cogolin / Les Marines de Cogolin — “Aseba” — (2019)

Moored at Cogolin on the French Riviera, Aseba sits ready to carry nine guests across the Mediterranean's most rewarding sailing grounds. This 2019 Nautitech 46 Open gives you the freedom and space that bareboat cruising demands, with four separate cabins and four bathrooms distributed across 13.8 metres of dual-hull design. The saloon opens onto a generous cockpit, while forward you'll find the characteristic trampolines and foredeck space that define catamaran living. Two hulls mean several things for your week afloat. You anchor with remarkable stability in the exposed roadsteads around the Îles d'Hyères or Porquerolles, where monohull crews would swing uneasily. That shallow draft—a catamaran virtue—lets you thread into the smaller bays and beach anchorages that most vessels cannot reach. Families and groups appreciate the layout: cabins spaced across both hulls mean privacy, and the wide beam creates a social cockpit where everyone can gather without crowding. From Cogolin base, your sailing week opens toward the protected waters north of Porquerolles and the scattered anchorages of the Hyères archipelago. You can work eastward toward the Îles d'Or and Saint-Tropez, or explore the quieter Provençal coast. Shallow harbours like Sainte-Marguerite and accessible beaches reward boats that draw less water than their single-hulled cousins. This is the bareboat catamaran advantage: stability, space, and shallow-water access combined.