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Bagheera is a nimble 2016 Pogo 30 sailboat based in the heart of Marseille's historic Old Port, ready to unlock the Mediterranean's most coveted anchorages. This compact yet spirited yacht is purpose-built for sailors who crave responsive handling and genuine connection with the sea, making her ideal for couples, small groups of friends, or families seeking an authentic week of coastal exploration. From your floating base, the Calanques National Park lies within easy reach—a landscape of dramatic limestone cliffs, hidden coves, and crystalline waters that define the Provençal coast.

A typical week aboard Bagheera balances purposeful sailing with leisurely discovery. The yacht's gennaker and responsive hull deliver genuine sailing pleasure, while her 18 HP engine ensures reliable passage when the wind drops. Below deck, two comfortable cabins sleep up to six guests, and a single head keeps everyone's routines simple and intimate. The galley's refrigerator keeps provisions fresh for market-sourced dinners, and solar panels mean you'll anchor for days without concern for power. On deck, the autopilot grants you freedom to relax at the cockpit speakers while the boat finds her rhythm, and the included dinghy opens access to secluded beaches and waterfront villages otherwise unreachable.

Sailing south from Marseille, you'll drift past the Frioul Islands, thread through the Calanques' narrow gorges, and discover anchorages known only to locals—places where the water turns an almost unbelievable shade of blue and the only sound is water lapping against the hull. Evening meals can be prepared aboard or sourced from quayside restaurants in small ports like Cassis or La Ciotat. Whether you're an experienced sailor seeking a well-found boat or an adventurous group looking to share the responsibility of sailing, Bagheera rewards attentive seamanship with unforgettable moments: sunset anchored in a private calanque, stars reflecting on glassy water, and the simple contentment of a week lived entirely at sea's pace.