Fima is a Bali 4.2 catamaran based in Hyères, your gateway to the French Riviera's most coveted anchorages and hidden coves. This 12.75-metre twin-hulled vessel offers the stability and space that make extended Mediterranean cruising a genuine pleasure, whether you're planning a week with family, a group of friends, or seeking a couple's escape with room for guests. The three comfortable cabins accommodate up to six guests across six berths, each with private access and genuine headroom—a hallmark of thoughtful catamaran design that transforms a charter into a home away from home.

Life aboard Fima unfolds with ease, thanks to intelligent onboard systems that handle the practicalities seamlessly. The dual 45 HP engines provide responsive power for navigating between anchorages, while the piloted autopilot grants you freedom to relax on deck as you cruise. Three separate heads with electric toilets mean mornings run smoothly, even with a full complement aboard. The integrated desalination system ensures abundant fresh water throughout your week, eliminating the constraints that often limit bareboat adventures—you can shower freely, rinse salt from your hair, and live comfortably without rationing.

From Hyères, your week typically unfolds between the Îles d'Hyères and the Maures coastline, where turquoise shallows meet pine-clad hills and Provençal villages tumble down to waterfront quays. Days blur into a rhythm of gentle sailing, swimming in crystalline anchorages, and exploring quiet bays where few charter boats venture. Evenings might find you anchored off Porquerolles, watching the light soften across the water before heading ashore for bouillabaisse at a family-run restaurant, or lingering at a secluded mooring as the Mediterranean settles into dusk.

Fima suits those seeking authentic Mediterranean sailing without sacrificing comfort—families who want space and stability, groups of friends craving adventure with genuine living quarters, or experienced sailors wanting a well-equipped platform for exploration. A week aboard is measured not in itineraries ticked off, but in the particular magic of waking to water lapping beneath your hull, the taste of local rosé shared with new friends at anchor, and the slow, deliberate pace that only the sea can offer.