Stella is a 2023 Nautitech 44 Open catamaran based at Les Marines de Cogolin, your gateway to the crystalline waters and hidden anchorages of the French Riviera. This modern sailing catamaran offers the perfect balance of comfort and performance for families, groups of friends, or couples seeking a week of genuine Mediterranean sailing. With three generously appointed cabins sleeping seven guests and two full bathrooms, Stella provides the space and privacy that transforms a boat holiday into a true escape. The broad beam and dual-hull design create an exceptionally stable platform—ideal for those new to sailing or simply wanting to relax without the motion of a monohull.

Life aboard Stella revolves around her light-filled saloon and expansive cockpit, both designed for easy living and social gatherings. The well-equipped galley keeps the refrigerator stocked with local provisions, while air conditioning and heating ensure comfort in any season. Topside, a generous bimini provides shade during sun-soaked afternoons, and built-in speakers transform the cockpit into your personal waterfront lounge. Navigation is intuitive thanks to the GPS chartplotter and radar, while electric winches and autopilot reduce physical demands—leaving more time for swimming, exploring, or simply watching the coastline unfold.

From Cogolin, a week typically unfolds across the Îles d'Hyères and beyond: mornings spent sailing to sheltered coves where the water glows turquoise, afternoons anchored off Porquerolles or Port-Cros with a dinghy ready for tender explorations. The dual 50hp engines and efficient solar panels, backed by a generator and freshwater maker, ensure you can venture further afield with complete autonomy. Whether you're an experienced sailor or discovering the helm for the first time, Stella's modern systems—from the electric toilets to the lazy bag that simplifies sail handling—remove friction from every day.

A week aboard Stella culminates in sundowners at a secluded anchorage, the Provençal hills silhouetted against a fading sky, local rosé chilling in the galley, and the gentle lap of water against the hulls as the day surrenders to starlight.