Hyeres, France
Verified boat- 37 ft (11 m)
- 12 guests
- 3 cabins
- 8 berths
Guests say this boat is great for
- Coastal toursSightseeing along the shoreline
- Sunset cruisesPerfect light for golden-hour trips
- CelebrationsBirthdays, parties and special days
- Family daysCalm routes and safe swimming stops
About this boat
Come aboard my Jeanneau Sun Fast 36, a racer-cruiser just over 11 metres that has the rare quality of never making you choose between fun and performance.
Built by Jeanneau, the Sun Fast belongs to the yard's "performance" line: a seaworthy hull, a generous sail plan, and a well-balanced, forgiving character that makes every leg feel alive without ever becoming demanding. Under spinnaker in a steady 15 knots of mistral, she takes off with a real touch of madness; on an easy downwind run toward the islands, she turns back into a gentle, reassuring cruiser.
Below decks, the bright, light-filled layout lets several people live comfortably on board: a welcoming saloon, cabins for family or friends, a functional galley, and a heads. It's a boat I chose precisely for that — sporty enough to enjoy at the helm, comfortable enough to head off for several days with the family in complete peace of mind.
The boat is carefully maintained and fully equipped for safety (offshore/coastal safety gear, VHF, tender).
Bareboat charter (without skipper): I entrust her to experienced sailors who hold the required licence and are comfortable with a yacht of this type.
Optional extras:
GPS tablet with up-to-date charts
Spinnaker (asymmetric, symmetric, or both)
2 paddleboards
Bed linen + towels
About the area — the Giens peninsula and the Îles d'Or (Golden Isles). You cast off and, in less than an hour's sailing, you're already in paradise. Porquerolles is just a stone's throw away — anchor in the Bay of La Courtade or off Plage d'Argent, turquoise water, a quiet sundowner, then dinner in the village. A little further out, Port-Cros and its national park offer stunning underwater scenery (mask and snorkel recommended), and the Île du Levant completes the trio of the Îles d'Or.
Insider tips: an end-of-day stop at the Langoustier anchorage off Porquerolles, the light over the bay of Hyères, and — for the food lovers — the restaurants in Porquerolles village.
Watersports enthusiasts will also recognise l'Almanarre right nearby.
Built by Jeanneau, the Sun Fast belongs to the yard's "performance" line: a seaworthy hull, a generous sail plan, and a well-balanced, forgiving character that makes every leg feel alive without ever becoming demanding. Under spinnaker in a steady 15 knots of mistral, she takes off with a real touch of madness; on an easy downwind run toward the islands, she turns back into a gentle, reassuring cruiser.
Below decks, the bright, light-filled layout lets several people live comfortably on board: a welcoming saloon, cabins for family or friends, a functional galley, and a heads. It's a boat I chose precisely for that — sporty enough to enjoy at the helm, comfortable enough to head off for several days with the family in complete peace of mind.
The boat is carefully maintained and fully equipped for safety (offshore/coastal safety gear, VHF, tender).
Bareboat charter (without skipper): I entrust her to experienced sailors who hold the required licence and are comfortable with a yacht of this type.
Optional extras:
GPS tablet with up-to-date charts
Spinnaker (asymmetric, symmetric, or both)
2 paddleboards
Bed linen + towels
About the area — the Giens peninsula and the Îles d'Or (Golden Isles). You cast off and, in less than an hour's sailing, you're already in paradise. Porquerolles is just a stone's throw away — anchor in the Bay of La Courtade or off Plage d'Argent, turquoise water, a quiet sundowner, then dinner in the village. A little further out, Port-Cros and its national park offer stunning underwater scenery (mask and snorkel recommended), and the Île du Levant completes the trio of the Îles d'Or.
Insider tips: an end-of-day stop at the Langoustier anchorage off Porquerolles, the light over the bay of Hyères, and — for the food lovers — the restaurants in Porquerolles village.
Watersports enthusiasts will also recognise l'Almanarre right nearby.
Specs
- Type
- Sailing yacht
- Year
- 1993
- Length
- 37 ft (11 m)
- Capacity
- 12 guests
- Cabins
- 3
- Berths
- 8
Trip options
Prices by duration. Final price depends on date and season.
Per hour
1 hour
US$69
ClubUS$66with Club Card
Half day
1 day
US$240
ClubUS$228with Club Card
Most booked
Day charter
1 day
US$343
ClubUS$326with Club Card
Week charter
7 days
US$2,058
ClubUS$1,955with Club Card
Club Card members pay 5% less on every charter. Learn more
What's included
- Captain and crew on captained charters
- Standard safety gear and insurance
- Taxes and port fees at the home marina
- Final cleaning
Not included
- iFood and alcohol (can be arranged on request)
- iMarina fees outside the home marina
- iFuel for long custom routes unless stated in the offer
- iGratuity for the crew
Exact inclusions are confirmed in your offer before you pay.
Safety equipment
- Life jackets for all guests
- First aid kit
- VHF radio & GPS
- Fire extinguishers
- Lifebuoy and flares
Onboard rules
- ✓No smoking inside cabins
- ✓Shoes off on deck
- ✓Pets allowed on request
- ✓Music until 22:00
Departure location
Marina
Hyeres, France
Pontoon and slip number are shared after your booking is confirmed.
Conditions
Boat licence
Not required on captained charters
Minimum renter age
21+
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