The diver is a boat made for those who really love sailing on the high seas, maneuvering the sails and being alone facing the immensity and the whims of the ocean. Renting this type of boat can be a way of learning about coastal navigation or setting out to conquer the sea.
A small sailboat for coastal navigation
A centerboard is a monohull with a retractable centerboard, which limits the surface area in contact with the water and increases the speed of the boat. There are two types: the ballasted centerboard and the unballasted centerboard. Navigation is made easier because the boat is particularly maneuverable. It is a vessel suitable for mooring alongside. The interior space is suitable for a maximum of 4 people and ideally for two people. A charter of a dinghy offers novice yachtsmen the opportunity to learn inshore sailing. All you need to do is take a course and get out there and practise.
A boat for adventure enthusiasts
The maneuverability and safety of the centerboard are guaranteed by the lead ballast embedded in the polyester and the pivoting centerboard. The dinghy can handle the sea with ease, as demonstrated by the feat of a Frenchman who made a non-stop transatlantic crossing from France in 2010. This type of boat is made for those who are passionate about sailing on the high seas. We have all been impressed by the TV reports of new records set by solo sailors, showing their voyages from the side of the boat to a cabin. You too can experience the same feeling of freedom!
Good to know
| Number of boats available | 893 |
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| Types of service | Skipper, Hostess, Chef (meals not included), Sailor |
| Average price per week | $16,406 |
| Minimum weekly price | $906 |
| Maximum price per week | $227,460 |