Boat charter in France · MY37 in Cogolin / Les Marines de Cogolin — “Rossinante” — (2017)

Rossinante is berthed at Cogolin's Les Marines de Cogolin, a working harbor close enough to Saint-Tropez to reach it by lunchtime, yet far enough to feel genuine and less crowded. This 2017 MY37 catamaran gives you the practical advantages that make chartering in these waters a genuine pleasure. Living aboard, you'll notice the catamaran's layout works for groups. Three cabins sleep six across two hulls—one cabin in the starboard hull, two in port—leaving your crew with direct access to each guest without fuss. Two bathrooms mean no queuing before breakfast. The saloon sits between the hulls, a naturally lit social space that catches breezes. Up on deck, the trampolines stretch between the hulls where you can read or watch the coast slip by. The foredeck is generous enough for six people to gather without crowding, ideal for morning coffee or evening aperitifs. The catamaran's twin hulls deliver what matters out here: shallow draft to anchor in bays and off beaches that monohulls can't reach, genuine stability at rest so you're not swinging and rolling, and far less motion underway. With six guests distributed across two hulls, there's real space to spread out—nobody feels cramped even on rainy days when everyone's inside. From Cogolin, your week opens onto the Îles d'Hyères, the Esterel coast, and those quieter anchorages between the famous spots. A crewed charter means your skipper knows the conditions, the tides, and which villages still feel like villages.