Boat charter in France · Leopard 53 PC in Grimaud / Port Grimaud — “So Blue” — (2024)

Port Grimaud's sheltered waters and proximity to the Îles d'Hyères make it an exceptional base for catamaran cruising, and So Blue is built to make the most of it. This 2024 Leopard 53 PC offers the dual-hull advantage that transforms a week at sea—shallow draft lets you slip into sandy anchorages and beach coves that monohulls can't reach, while the twin hulls provide the stability that makes anchoring comfortable even when the wind picks up. With nine guest berths across four cabins, each with its own bathroom, families and groups spread out without sacrifice. Life aboard centers on the open saloon, naturally lit and airy, that flows onto the spacious cockpit where meals and evening gatherings happen naturally. The teak foredeck and trampolines invite lounging and sunbathing, while the saloon's interior becomes your retreat when weather turns. The catamaran's width gives So Blue an interior volume and deck space that feels generous after a few nights aboard—storage for luggage is real, cabins aren't cramped, and the four bathrooms mean no queues in the morning. As a crewed charter, your captain and crew handle navigation and logistics while you move through the season's best anchorages: the pine-backed islands, the Estérel's red rock cliffs, the quiet bays behind Saint-Tropez. The power catamaran's twin engines make schedule changes easy and fuel consumption manageable over a week's cruising.