Sailing trip France

Sailing in the south of France is pure variety: in the morning, your boat anchors in a secluded bay with turquoise blue water, at lunchtime you stroll through a Provençal mountain village with flowering alleyways, in the evening you enjoy seafood in a harbor restaurant at sunset. The region between the Côte d'Azur and Îles d'Hyères combines glamorous ports such as St. Tropez with untouched natural paradises such as Porquerolles.

The best thing? The sailing conditions are perfect for everyone: mild winds of 2-4 Beaufort, sheltered bays and short legs make sailing with France a dream vacation, even for beginners. Plus azure blue water that exudes Caribbean flair and French savoir-vivre in every port.

Just imagine: White sandy beach, crystal-clear turquoise water and absolute tranquillity. The Îles d'Hyères are often referred to as the hidden Caribbean of Europe – and rightly so. Porquerolles delights with its paradisiacal beaches and pine forests, which you can explore by mountain bike. Port-Cros is France's first marine nature reserve with spectacular snorkeling spots.

What makes these islands so special when sailing in the south of France? The originality. While the Côte d'Azur is sophisticated and lively, here you will find real relaxation: Secluded bays, crystal-clear anchorages and pure nature. The Mediterranean paradise that many seek in vain – you've found it here.

St. Tropez is a legend: Colorful houses, narrow streets, boutiques and the legendary beach feeling on Pampelonne beach. The beach bar "Kon Tiki" is cult – relaxed atmosphere meets Mediterranean dolce vita. But France has even more to offer: Hidden villages such as Bormes-les-Mimosas enchant with their flower-filled alleyways, cobbled streets and panoramic sea views.

The real highlight of sailing in France? The savoir-vivre – the French art of living. Morning croissants, fresh markets with lavender and olives, long dinners by the water. Rosé wines, bouillabaisse, seafood. Here you don't just enjoy sailing, you enjoy life itself.