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Board a private Dufour 382 from Cannes for a 3–4 hour cruise to the Lérins Islands, with snorkeling, paddling, seabob rides and optional catered platters. Perfect for small groups seeking a calm, all‑inclusive maritime escape with an expert captain.
Board a private Dufour 382 from Cannes for a 3–4 hour cruise to the Lérins Islands, with snorkeling, paddling, seabob rides and optional catered platters. Perfect for small groups seeking a calm, all‑inclusive maritime escape with an expert captain.
You step aboard a 12-metre Dufour 382 at Cannes’ marina and the Mediterranean immediately sets the tempo: a slow push of warm air, the hull whispering as the captain slips lines and the Croisette slides past like a painted shore.
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Operated by Yacht Me Up – Private All-Inclusive Cannes Sailing Fever J4U · Cannes, Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur
You step aboard a 12-metre Dufour 382 at Cannes’ marina and the Mediterranean immediately sets the tempo: a slow push of warm air, the hull whispering as the captain slips lines and the Croisette slides past like a painted shore.
Within minutes the coastline recedes and the sea dares you into quieter water — the Lérins Islands appear as low, rocky green shapes. Île Sainte‑Marguerite carries its 17th‑century Fort Royal and the old prison, while Île Saint‑Honorat hosts a medieval monastery and terraced vineyards; geology here is limestone and compact sandstone, carved into coves and natural pools that invite snorkeling and paddling.
Cannes’ underwater museum adds a modern chapter: submerged sculptures that attract fish and curious snorkelers. Culturally, the islands mix monastic calm with Provençal fishing heritage; expect small harbors, stone chapels, and olive-scented scrub.
Practically: the half‑day run is about 3–4 hours, ideal for groups of up to six; the captain handles navigation while you swim, use the seabob, or kayak from the stern. Water is usually calm inside the bay but can pick up with a strong mistral — check forecasts. Bring reef‑safe sunscreen, a thin windbreaker for the return, and a towel; shoes that grip help on rocky landings. Optional catering (seafood platters, wood‑fired pizza) and GoPro capture make for low‑effort luxury.
Book early in summer if you want a fireworks vantage point during the Festival Pyrotechnique. If you’re prone to seasickness, take medication before boarding — the experience is built to be relaxing, but the sea will always have its own agenda.
The sailboat is privatised for groups up to six people for a comfortable, exclusive experience.
Basic snacks, soft drinks and a pizza are included; upgraded options like seafood platters and personalized menus are available as add‑ons.
Yes — snorkeling gear is provided and the captain will stop at accessible sites to view submerged sculptures; follow guidance to avoid disturbing marine life.
Full refunds are available if you cancel at least 24 hours before departure; trips may be cancelled by the operator for bad weather.
Yacht Me Up – Private All-Inclusive Cannes Sailing Fever J4U operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You step aboard a 12-metre Dufour 382 at Cannes’ marina and the Mediterranean immediately sets the tempo: a slow push of warm air, the hull whispering as the captain slips lines and the Croisette slides past like a painted shore.
You step aboard a 12-metre Dufour 382 at Cannes’ marina and the Mediterranean immediately sets the tempo: a slow push of warm air, the hull whispering as the captain slips lines and the Croisette slides past like a painted shore.
Within minutes the coastline recedes and the sea dares you into quieter water — the Lérins Islands appear as low, rocky green shapes. Île Sainte‑Marguerite carries its 17th‑century Fort Royal and the old prison, while Île Saint‑Honorat hosts a medieval monastery and terraced vineyards; geology here is limestone and compact sandstone, carved into coves and natural pools that invite snorkeling and paddling.
Cannes’ underwater museum adds a modern chapter: submerged sculptures that attract fish and curious snorkelers. Culturally, the islands mix monastic calm with Provençal fishing heritage; expect small harbors, stone chapels, and olive-scented scrub.
Practically: the half‑day run is about 3–4 hours, ideal for groups of up to six; the captain handles navigation while you swim, use the seabob, or kayak from the stern. Water is usually calm inside the bay but can pick up with a strong mistral — check forecasts. Bring reef‑safe sunscreen, a thin windbreaker for the return, and a towel; shoes that grip help on rocky landings. Optional catering (seafood platters, wood‑fired pizza) and GoPro capture make for low‑effort luxury.
Book early in summer if you want a fireworks vantage point during the Festival Pyrotechnique. If you’re prone to seasickness, take medication before boarding — the experience is built to be relaxing, but the sea will always have its own agenda.