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Lungta is a 2022 Neel 43 trimaran based in La Rochelle, offering an exceptional platform for exploring the Atlantic coast and the islands of the Charente-Maritime. This modern three-hulled vessel combines the stability and spaciousness of a catamaran with the elegance of a sailing yacht, making it an ideal choice for families, groups of friends, or those seeking a more comfortable bareboat experience. With five cabins accommodating up to eight guests and a single head, Lungta provides ample room for everyone to find their own retreat while maintaining the intimacy of a shared adventure at sea.

A week aboard Lungta typically begins with departure from La Rochelle's charming harbour, where medieval towers frame the waterfront and local oyster bars line the quays. The trimaran's shallow draft and wide beam allow you to explore both open waters and the shallower anchorages around Île de Ré and Île d'Oléron, where white-sand beaches meet pine forests. The vessel is well-equipped for confident cruising: autopilot and GPS chartplotter keep you on course, while radar ensures safe navigation in variable Atlantic conditions. Solar panels and a voltage converter support extended time at anchor, and the 50 hp engine provides reliable propulsion when the wind falls light.

The onboard experience balances self-sufficiency with comfort. Radio-CD entertainment, cabin heating, and the trimaran's generous deck space create a welcoming environment for evening gatherings or quiet mornings at sea. Whether you're navigating by sail or motor, the Neel 43's design rewards you with stability and a shallow draft that opens access to hidden coves and lesser-known anchorages. The boat suits those with some sailing experience or those willing to learn alongside a skipper.

Imagine your week concluding with sundowners on deck as Lungta swings gently to her anchor in a protected bay, the shoreline dotted with fishing villages and the smell of salt and pine drifting across the water. This is the rhythm of Atlantic sailing—unhurried, authentic, and deeply rewarding.