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Yacht charter in Port Leucate

Last updated on 8 April 2025

A beautiful seaside resort in the Aude overlooking the Gulf of Lion, Port Leucate is a port of call with many attractions for yachtsmen sailing along the coast of the South of France. Yacht charter, sailboat and catamaran in Port Leucate will also allow you to discover a city of character. Bordering a preserved wild natural setting, it also has numerous monuments in addition to its houses with the typical architecture of Languedoc-Roussillon.

Your stopover in Port Leucate will allow you to sample the pleasures of water sports (windsurfing, kitesurfing, sea kayaking, scuba diving, etc.). In the hinterland, the vast wine-growing areas produce particularly appreciated wines, to be enjoyed in moderation. In the evening, let yourself be charmed by the atmosphere of the port and take the time to taste the local specialties, reflections of a rich and sun-drenched land.

Plage de Port Leucate
Pot Leucate beach (Source: Adobe Stock)

The pearls of Port Leucate

Considered one of the most important marinas in Europe, Port Leucate is an essential port of call for cruise ship passengers and yachtsmen, given its geographical position. This marina, which can accommodate close to 1,100 boats, is located between the Gulf of Lion and the Leucate lagoon. Deep-sea sailing enthusiasts will leave Port Leucate to reach the warm waters of the Balearic Islands and the sandy coasts of Sardinia and Africa.

For a mini cruise, the Etang de Leucate is perfect for discovering and visiting the towns and villages hauled in alongside this Languedoc lagoon in a different way. Separating the department of Aude and the Pyrénées-Orientales, the Etang de Leucate covers an area of 5,400 hectares. Offering a magnificent view of the Corbières maritimes and Catalanes, the Etang de Leucate is the gateway to towns such as Fitou, Saint-Laurent-de-la-Salanque, Salses-le-Château and Leucate, which is particularly picturesque with its old buildings such as the church of Saint-Jacques.

Le Phare de Port Leucate
The Port Leucate Lighthouse (Source: Adobe Stock)

Choosing Port Leucate as the point of departure for a yacht charter in the Mediterranean will be an interesting alternative for pleasure boaters wishing to discover the most beautiful beaches in the Aude in complete tranquility. In addition to the beach of Port Leucate, other beaches are well worth a visit, such as the Plagette de Leucate, a small sandy tongue of land dominated by a high cliff. As you follow the 45 km of coastline of the department of Aude, you will come across charming seaside resorts with long sandy beaches, such as the wild beach of Vieille Nouvelle in Port-la-Nouvelle. Also linger at the seaside resort of Gruissan, with its authentic setting of small fishermen's houses. Gruissan remains the favorite destination for windsurfers. The town will also appeal to pleasure boaters who will sail as far as the Grazel pond, which brings together kitesurfing enthusiasts.

Favorable sailing conditions for your yacht charter in Port Leucate

Please note that in order to skipper a yacht charter in Port Leucate, you will need a French coastal license. If you do not have a license, you can still use the services of a professional skipper who will follow your sailing itinerary but can also suggest choice stopovers on board your yacht charter, sailboat and catamaran in Port Leucate.

Average temperatures fluctuate between 13°C in January and 30°C in July. As the rainiest months are at the beginning of the year and in the fall, we recommend that you visit Port Leucate between April and September.

Which boat should you choose for a charter in Port Leucate?

A sailboat or catamaran charter in Port Leucate is perfect if you want to spend your vacation far from land. The Filovent team has put together a sailing program for you, whether you are on board a sailboat or a catamaran. This way, you can sail in complete freedom, without worrying about returning to port or where to stay, because that's also the advantage of renting this type of boat! Let yourself be carried away by your wanderlust and discover the magnificent landscapes that Port Leucate has to offer.

The motorboat charter in Port Leucate is very popular for day trips or trips lasting a few days. Thanks to our different models of motorboats, ranging from RIBs to cruising houseboats, you can enjoy an excursion with family or friends to discover Port Leucate from a different angle. You will be able to get closer to the little unexplored corners more easily in a motorboat than in a catamaran, and this will allow you to stroll in the sun for one or more days.

Practical information for a yacht charter in Port Leucate

How much does a yacht charter cost in Port Leucate?

For sailing in the vicinity of Port Leucate, you will find both boats with one hull and catamarans available for charter. The table below gives you an idea of the average rate according to the type of boat. Note that these prices are indicative and may vary depending on the age of the boat, its size, the model, the period, etc. Also note that the prices do not include extras such as the use of a skipper.

Type of boatHigh Season
July and August
Mid Season  
May, June and September
Low Season  
April and October
Monohull (2 cabins)2,200 USD1,800 USD1,500 USD
Monohull (3 cabins)2,700 USD2,100 USD1,800 USD
Monohull (4 cabins)3,200 USD2,700 USD2,200 USD
Catamaran (between 30 and 40 feet)3,500 USD4,500 USD3,500 USD
Catamaran (between 40 and 50 feet)6,000 USD5,000 USD3,800 USD

Weather conditions for sailing in Port Leucate

In terms of the weather, temperatures are fairly mild throughout the year.

During your trip to Port Leucate, you may encounter two types of wind. The prevailing wind is a thermal breeze, created by the difference in temperature between the sea and the land when it is hot. Generally speaking, this wind picks up at the beginning of the afternoon and dies down at the end of the evening, which is ideal for sailing. The second wind is the Mistral. It can make sailing a bit sporty because it blows in gusts of up to 100 kilometers per hour. We advise you to plan your sailing itinerary in advance and adapt your cruise according to the wind conditions.

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