Enjoy the Silence is a 2014 Lipari 41 catamaran offering an ideal platform for exploring the Provençal coast from Corbières Port in Marseille. With four well-appointed cabins accommodating up to twelve guests, this spacious catamaran combines the stability and comfort of a multihull with the freedom of bareboat charter. Whether you're planning a family escape, a gathering of friends, or a couple's retreat, the generous beam and dual-hull design provide the room and seaworthiness to make a week at sea feel like a genuine escape rather than a compromise.

The Lipari's layout maximises living space both below and on deck, with a sprawling cockpit that becomes the natural gathering place for morning coffee and evening aperitifs. Below deck, four cabins provide private retreats, while four full bathrooms ensure comfort for larger parties—a practical advantage often overlooked until you're living aboard. The catamaran is equipped with electric winches that take the strain out of sail handling, a reliable autopilot for longer passages, and solar panels that quietly offset your power consumption during sun-soaked days. An outboard motor and tender expand your exploration beyond the main anchorages, allowing access to hidden coves and quieter bays where larger vessels cannot venture.

From Marseille, a week aboard opens onto the remarkable Calanques—dramatic limestone fjords with crystalline waters ideal for swimming and snorkelling—as well as the Îles d'Hyères and the quieter anchorages around Porquerolles. The Provençal rhythm is unhurried: mornings spent under sail, afternoons anchored in sheltered bays, evenings filled with local wine and the scent of rosemary carried on the Mediterranean breeze. The catamaran's stability makes for comfortable sailing in variable conditions, while the spacious deck layout means everyone finds their own corner to relax.

Picture yourself at week's end, anchored off a pine-fringed island as the sun melts into the horizon, the gentle clink of halyards the only sound, and the taste of bouillabaisse still lingering from dinner ashore.