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Jimmy, a 2024 Sun Odyssey 410, awaits your departure from the charming port of Bormes-les-Mimosas on the French Riviera's quieter eastern shore. This 12-metre sailing yacht strikes an elegant balance between performance and comfort, offering three well-appointed cabins and two bathrooms—ideal for families, small groups of friends, or couples seeking a floating base for exploration. The Yanmar 40 HP engine ensures reliable passage through variable conditions, while the bow thruster and electric winches make handling effortless, even for those new to bareboat sailing or those simply wanting to focus on enjoying the experience rather than wrestling with gear.

A typical week aboard Jimmy unfolds across the glittering waters between Bormes and the Îles d'Hyères. Mornings begin from the teak cockpit, shaded by the bimini, with fresh coffee and the day's navigation plotted on the GPS chartplotter. The electric toilets and generous refrigeration keep life aboard seamless, while the convertible cockpit table transforms into your dining space as the afternoon light softens. The bow thruster and autopilot handle the mechanics of sailing, leaving you free to swim from the platform, explore hidden anchorages, or simply drift with a book in hand.

Evenings reveal what makes this coast magical: golden-hour sails toward secluded coves, tender excursions ashore via the included dinghy, and dinners prepared in a galley that feels surprisingly spacious. The sprayhood and cockpit cushions ensure comfort during passage, while the waterfront speakers set the mood as the sun dips behind the Massif des Maures. Eight berths mean flexibility in your guest list, and the two heads mean mornings run smoothly. Whether you're an experienced sailor or stepping aboard for the first time, Jimmy's modern systems and thoughtful layout dissolve the gap between capability and ease.

Picture your final evening: anchored in crystalline water off a pine-scented island, the boat gently swaying, local bouillabaisse warming in the galley, and the Riviera's legendary stars emerging above—a week that lingers long after you've returned to shore.