Yacht charter
Last updated on 8 April 2025
Sanary-sur-Mer is a magnificent seaside resort located in the department of Var, which is sure to appeal greatly to pleasure boaters and sailing enthusiasts.
Located at the side of the boat, this charming town has a small port where you can berth during your yacht charter in the Mediterranean and set off to discover this charming little Provençal village.
With its brightly colored facades and small terraces hidden under the palm trees overlooking the sea, Sanary-sur-Mer perfectly reflects the typical Mediterranean charm of the south of France. As you stroll through the quiet, winding streets of the village, you can take the opportunity to admire the majestic historical monuments that give the town a medieval atmosphere. Among the most remarkable are the church of Saint-Nazaire, decorated with magnificent frescoes dating from the Byzantine period, and the Romanesque tower, 21 meters high. to the west, the Notre-Dame-de-Pitié chapel offers a breathtaking view of Sanary Bay and the sea.
Sanary-sur-Mer also has a number of idyllic beaches that will enchant fans of exotic landscapes. Along the coast, for example, pleasure boaters can drop anchor not far from Plage Dorée, considered the largest sandy beach in Sanary-sur-Mer.
What does the Sanary-sur-Mer coast have in store for you?
Nothing but happiness and fun activities by the sea. Obviously, it is not just the Plage Dorée that will entertain families. In the extension of this vast white sandy beach is the Gorguette beach. Offering a magnificent view over the bay of Bandol, it will please those who love to swim. The white sandy rivers give way to a small pebble beach called Beaucours. This time facing the island of Bendor, it is in a quieter area and is a few pitches away from two campsites.
Those who like crowds will linger on Portissol beach. Considered one of the most beautiful beaches in Sanary-sur-Mer, it boasts a long stretch of fine sand and is located a few minutes from the city center. This beach is also perfect for trying out diving in a family atmosphere. When the wind picks up, it is the surfers who will revel in their stopover at Portissol beach.
Are you looking for a small, peaceful beach where you can relax after a long excursion? Then you'll prefer the cove of Roc Amour, located a stone's throw from the beach of Beaucours. Lined with large pebbles, this little cove is a perfect sunbathing mattress, with shelter provided by the rocks.
In addition to the lovely sandy and pebble beaches, the Sanary-sur-Mer coast also invites you to enjoy water sports with the family, such as parasailing, fishing, sailing and sea trips.
Great trips out to sea
With a catamaran charter in Sanary, boaters can set out to conquer the towns located to the west of the seaside resort. Your trip will take you to the hilly town of Bandol. When you drop anchor in Bandol, your children will love visiting the Exotique Zoo, which is home to around ten species of animals and several varieties of Mediterranean plants.
Continuing your tour west, you will reach the bustling city of Marseille, where coves and secluded beaches follow one another. Renting a sailboat in Marseille will also entertain budding historians, who will take advantage of their stopover to tour the city's historical monuments. at the entrance to the Old Port of Marseille, for example, you will see Fort Saint-Jean, which houses the Museum of European and Mediterranean Civilizations, and Fort Saint-Nicolas.
Succumb to the charm of the French Riviera
to the east of the commune of Sanary-sur-Mer are the most beautiful seaside resorts that enhance the Côte d'Azur. Reach the city of Toulon in a few minutes and enjoy dropping anchor not far from its wild coves with pine trees at the side of the boat, before taking a dip in the turquoise waters of its rocky inlets.
Cruise passengers will also appreciate their stopover in Hyères, where they can stroll through a charming open-air museum. If you opt for a sailboat charter in Hyères, you can also enjoy its secluded coves and its shady coastline in sailing trim.
Good to know
| Number of boats available | 632 |
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| Types of service | Skipper, Hostess, Chef (meals not included), Sailor, Engineer, Mechanic, Masseuse |
| Average price per week | $40,445 |
| Minimum weekly price | $1,107 |
| Maximum price per week | $1,024,800 |