Isahe is a 2022 Samana 59 catamaran based at Les Marines de Cogolin, your gateway to the crystalline waters and hidden anchorages of the French Riviera. This 18-metre vessel combines the stability and space of a modern catamaran with thoughtful design, offering four cabins and four ensuite bathrooms—ideal for families or groups of friends seeking a week of effortless Mediterranean exploration. The broad beam and twin hulls create an exceptionally comfortable platform for both sailing and leisurely days at anchor, while the generous cockpit, shaded by a Bimini top, becomes your natural gathering space as you drift between the Îles d'Hyères and the Esterel coastline.

From Cogolin, a week aboard Isahe typically unfolds across the Var's most coveted cruising grounds. You'll navigate using the integrated GPS and radar system, while electric winches make sail handling intuitive—whether you're an experienced sailor or discovering the freedom of bareboat chartering for the first time. The catamaran's shallow draft opens access to secluded coves and quieter anchorages that larger vessels cannot reach, and the onboard dinghy extends your exploration ashore. Solar panels and a generator ensure reliable power throughout your voyage, while air conditioning, a full galley with dishwasher, and a refrigerator keep life aboard both comfortable and practical.

Evenings settle into an unhurried rhythm: perhaps an aperitif in the cockpit as the sun catches the Esterel's red cliffs, or a quiet night anchored in crystalline shallows where the seabed gleams beneath you. The four cabins mean everyone enjoys genuine privacy and personal space—a luxury often overlooked in group charters. A television and modern amenities keep you connected if needed, though most guests find themselves reaching for binoculars instead of screens.

A week aboard Isahe is measured not in itineraries but in the quality of stillness: the clink of glasses at sunset, the smell of salt and pine, and the simple pleasure of waking to water lapping beneath your hull in a new anchorage each morning.