Ενοικίαση σκάφους στο Γαλλία · Bali 4.6 in Saint-Mandrier-sur-Mer / Port Pin Rolland — “Santa Ana” — (2025)

From Saint-Mandrier-sur-Mer, Santa Ana sits ready to explore the sheltered bays and rocky islands that dot the western Côte d'Azur. This Bali 4.6 is built for group sailing—six cabins sleep up to eleven guests across five bathrooms, which means families and friends actually have space to breathe and find privacy during a week at sea. The layout flows from the wide saloon into the cockpit and forward to trampolines strung between the twin hulls, creating zones for cooking, socialising, sunbathing, and steering. Two hulls make a real difference to how you cruise. The catamaran's shallow draft lets you slip into bays and anchor near beaches where monohulls cannot follow, while the wide stance keeps Santa Ana rock-stable at rest—no swinging restlessly on the hook. The twin design also removes the heel from sailing, so you move easily below deck and on the foredeck without grabbing for handholds. Eleven people on a single hull would feel crowded; on this beam, they scatter across saloon, cockpit, and forward deck without feeling the crowd. From Port Pin Rolland you can sail the Îles d'Hyères in two hours or reach the Îles du Porquerolles within a morning. Deeper into a week, you'll tack towards the Esterel coast or push east towards the Lérins Islands and Cannes. The 2025 model offers modern handling and comfort for bareboat sailors or those booking with a skipper.