Aseba is a 2019 Nautitech 46 Open catamaran based in Cogolin, a charming Provençal village on the French Riviera where the Var River meets the Mediterranean. This modern, light-filled catamaran offers the perfect platform for exploring the stunning coastline between Saint-Tropez and the Îles d'Hyères, with its generous beam and twin hulls providing exceptional stability and interior space. Whether you're planning a week with family, a group of friends, or seeking an intimate escape as a couple, Aseba accommodates up to ten guests across four thoughtfully appointed cabins, each with its own ensuite—a rarity that ensures everyone enjoys genuine privacy and comfort throughout your voyage.

Life aboard this catamaran strikes an effortless balance between adventure and relaxation. The open-plan saloon flows seamlessly to the expansive cockpit, where a bimini provides shade during long lunches at anchor while built-in speakers set the mood for evening aperitifs. Climate control and a well-stocked refrigerator keep you comfortable in any season, and the onboard desalination system means fresh water is never a constraint. Modern navigation tools—GPS chartplotter and radar—work alongside the autopilot to make sailing intuitive, while electric winches reduce physical demand, allowing everyone to participate in sailing or simply enjoy the view. The twin 40-horsepower engines provide reliable propulsion when the wind drops, and solar panels combined with a generator ensure you're never without power for the essentials.

A typical week unfolds at your own pace: mornings might find you anchored in crystalline coves accessible only by boat, afternoons spent swimming and snorkeling in waters that shift from turquoise to deep sapphire. Cogolin itself offers easy access to the legendary anchorages of the Îles d'Hyères and the quieter bays beyond Sainte-Maxime, while the nearby Lavandou coast rewards exploration with hidden beaches and authentic Provençal fishing villages. Evenings bring local rosé, grilled fish from the market, and the gentle rock of the catamaran beneath starlit skies—the kind of week that lingers in memory long after you've returned to shore.