Boat rental in Sainte-Maxime · Innovazione E Progetti — Alena 48 (2008)

***Additional fuel package depending on the destination: - Pampelonne and Cap Camarat return trip: €300 - Pampelonne + Cap Taillat return trip: €400 - Cannes to the Lerins Islands return trip: €800 - Port Cros return trip: €850 - Porquerolles return trip: €950 - Monaco return trip: €1350 Large, comfortable 15-meter boat with skipper. Front sundeck for sunbathing with friends and family while listening to music. Aft swim platform lowers into the water for swimming in the turquoise waters, just like in a pool. Shaded outdoor area for lunch or aperitifs. Bluetooth speakers for your own ambiance. Fully equipped galley... Optional SeaBob for speed or underwater exploration: €300/day This boat guarantees exceptional days with family or friends. Boarding can be from: Saint-Tropez, Sainte-Maxime, or Les Marines de Cogolin. For other ports (such as Les Issambres), a fuel surcharge will be charged. Regarding the destinations: They will be as varied as they are magnificent: Bay of St-Tropez, Pampelonne Beach, Cap Camarat, L'Escalet, Cap Taillat, Port-Cros, Porquerolles, Île d'Or, Cannes, or Monaco. On board, you will find water and sodas at your disposal. Other types of drinks may also be offered. A large refrigerator is available. You can also choose to have lunch at the best beach restaurants in the region. The boat can accommodate up to 10 people. Rentals are available for one or more days, even half-days, or for sunset or fireworks excursions. Don't hesitate to spend a night at sea, waking up on the islands to the sound of cicadas! Skipper and fuel are extra. We offer a fuel package depending on the destination. The 'Sunset in the Bay of St. Tropez' package can include a light meal. The boat was renovated in spring 2024. Finally, note that this boat is particularly stable at anchor thanks to its width and lowering aft platform, which is a truly valuable advantage. So don't hesitate to contact me; I'll be happy to help you plan an unforgettable day! See you soon, Pierre