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Nine o'clock
Coffee aboard in the harbour while Léa checks the wind.
A day aboard Mistral
Our wooden yacht, built in 1962, sails from the harbour to the islands with a skipper, a swim and lunch at anchor.
A day at sea
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Out to the islands
Two hours of sailing, with the helm yours if you want it.
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Lunch at anchor
A cold lunch from La Calanque and a swim from the boat.
04
Home on the breeze
Back in the harbour by six, in time for a shower and dinner.
Built in 1962, kept by hand
Mistral is a fourteen-metre yawl of mahogany on oak, built in a yard on the Italian coast and sailed out of this harbour ever since.
We restored her over three winters. She has a small cabin, a shaded deck for eight and a skipper who has sailed these waters since she was ten.
What it costs
For the whole boat, with the skipper, fuel, towels and drinks.
Days at sea
Good to know
Do I need to sail?
Not at all. Léa sails the boat; you may take the helm, pull a rope or just watch the coast go by.
How many can come?
Up to eight for a day, and twelve for a sunset sail.
What if the wind is wrong?
We move the day or give the money back. We never sail into weather that would spoil it.
The best day of the week
Most guests book their day at sea before they arrive. Tell us which days suit you.