Boat charter in France · Aventura 38 SC in Cogolin / Les Marines de Cogolin — “Falcon II” — (2024)

Falcon II sits at Les Marines de Cogolin, a working port on France's Var coast where narrow channels and shallow anchorages reward boats built for shallow water. The Aventura 38 SC twin hulls let you set anchor where single-hull vessels cannot, opening bays and beaches between Hyères and Saint-Tropez that deeper-drafted boats must skip. On board, the catamaran's width becomes living space rather than ballast tank: two separate cabins sleep six guests, each with its own full bathroom, while the saloon and galley run the full beam of the bridging structure overhead. The trampolines and foredeck wrap around both hulls, giving you multiple outdoor levels to move through—from the cabin deckspace forward to the aft cockpit where the crewed captain works. Two hulls moored at anchor mean negligible roll; families and groups notice this immediately, and it makes sleeping, dining and moving about without bracing yourself into a natural rhythm. From Cogolin you'll reach the Îles d'Hyères inside an hour, and the protected waters deeper into the delta extend your options onto quieter anchorages that reward the catamaran's flat bottom and wide stance. A crewed charter from this base trades you the logistics of navigation and provisioning for a week of steering toward what matters: the water, the light, and the group you brought along. Falcon II's shallow reach and comfortable accommodation transform a coast most visitors glimpse from shore into accessible, liveable space.