Provence: Your search of cabin cruise

The Provence Alpes Côte d'Azur region groups the coast from Marseille to Monaco by going inland to Briançon. This destination allows you to go to sea not far from home, or on holiday in the south of France. You can then set sail, sail and disconnect in the Mediterranean! Among our many offers, find your dream cruise!

• If you are more interested in cruising with family or friends, opt for a private sailing boat cruise from one to 27 people from Marseille, Hyères or Saint-Tropez to discover the Calanques or sail to the islands of Hyères.


• If you wish to discover the pleasures of sailing, hair in the wind, manoeuvres on the boat, you can opt for a sailing course package in order to make beautiful encounters and enjoy the joys of sailing!


• If you want to go to sea on a shared cruise to meet new people, experience great sailing and reduce your costs, you can opt for a shared cruise.

The Provence Alpes Côte d'Azur region is the most touristic region in France. Known for the singing of its cicadas, its friendly and festive atmosphere as well as its various water activities. From Marseille to Monaco via Toulon, Hyères, Cannes and Nice, the coast offers many possibilities for cruises with multiple itineraries. Enjoy the sun and the sea air by discovering the islands of Porquerolles, the bay of Saint-Tropez or the creeks. With our cruises in Provence, you can get away from the hustle and bustle of the coast by sailing to discover this region from a new angle.

Provence is full of superb spots that you can discover during a cruise. The hardest part is to choose your itinerary, which is why our professional skippers reveal their favourites.

• #1 - Stroll along the quays of Sète
  A city set on the water in the South of France, Sète offers a certain change of scenery. In the heart of the city, its port and its many boats: cargo ships, ocean liners, sailboats and fishing boats mix. This small city of character is at a crossroads of many influences. Walk along the docks to see how important they are and look up to the sky to see the buildings along the canals. The sunny colours recall the Italian influence while the Haussmann buildings recall the shipowners from the North.
• #2 - Lazing around in Porquerolles
  From the Hyères peninsula, sail to Porquerolles Island, one of the Hyères islands. This archipelago includes Porquerolles, Port-Cros and the island of Levant. This island has been a national park for many years, so you can enjoy its lush vegetation, sublime beaches and beautiful blue water. Take the opportunity to sunbathe on the deck of your boat, dive into this superb water or set foot on the ground to visit this superb island!
• #3 - Relax on the island of Saint-Honorat
  From Cannes, visit the islands of Lérins and Saint-Honorat. This small paradise will allow you to relax in silence. Indeed the island belongs to the monks of the Abbey of Lérins and shelters a preserved nature. You can stroll along the coastal paths, between turquoise water and Aleps pines or umbrella pines. You can also visit many monuments free of charge, such as the monastery, the abbey or the chapels.
• #4 - Go hiking on the Giens peninsula
  From the port of La Madrague you will go for a walk of about 4 hours with about 11km. During this hike you will be able to discover an amazingly rich fauna and flora as well as superb coastal landscapes. Take advantage of breaks to discover unique panoramas between the discovery of creeks such as those of Escampobariou or Rabat in front of the Golden Islands. An essential walk!
• #5 - Sail in the Gulf of Saint-Tropez
  From the port of Hyères, Issambres or Marines de Cogolin, discover the Gulf of Saint-Tropez. Stop over in this magnificent port and walk along boats and houses from another time. If you are lucky you can discover Voiles de Saint-Tropez, at the end of September, beginning of October, an event that brings together more than 200 exceptional sailboats for a week in the Gulf. A unique moment!