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Ishia is a 2020 Neel 47 trimaran based in Cogolin, a charming Provençal village where the Maures hills meet the Mediterranean. This distinctive three-hulled design offers exceptional stability and interior space—rare qualities that make her ideal for groups of up to ten seeking a week of exploration along the French Riviera and beyond. From her home port at Les Marines de Cogolin, you'll have immediate access to the sheltered waters of the Baie de Saint-Tropez, the Îles d'Hyères, and the dramatic limestone cliffs of the Esterel coastline.

The layout across three cabins accommodates families, groups of friends, or extended parties with genuine comfort rather than compromise. Each cabin sleeps multiple guests, while three full heads ensure morning routines remain harmonious. The generous saloon becomes the social heart of your voyage—a space where evening aperitifs flow naturally into conversations about the day's anchorages. Ishia's modern systems work quietly in the background: solar panels and a freshwater desalinator mean you'll never ration showers or ice, while the bow thruster and autopilot reduce the physical demands of sailing, allowing everyone to participate at their own pace. A dinghy is ready for exploring shallow coves and reaching waterfront restaurants inaccessible by larger vessels.

A typical week unfolds with leisurely mornings in protected anchorages, lazy swims in crystalline water, and afternoons spent either sailing to the next destination or simply remaining put. The radar and navigation systems keep you confident in any weather, while the onboard generator ensures reliable power for galley cooking and creature comforts. Whether you're an experienced sailor keen to share the helm with friends, or a group content to hire a professional skipper, Ishia adapts to your vision of the perfect week.

Imagine anchoring off the Îles du Levant at sunset, the Esterel peaks glowing amber behind you, a local bouillabaisse warming in the galley, and the gentle rock of three hulls beneath as your group settles in for the evening.