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À propos de ce yacht

Tendance III is a 2015 Hanse 315 sailboat based in Port Grimaud, the enchanting Provençal harbour nestled between the Esterel Massif and the Maures hills. This well-maintained two-cabin vessel offers the perfect balance of intimacy and comfort for couples, small families, or groups of friends seeking a week of authentic Mediterranean sailing. From your home port, you'll have immediate access to some of the French Riviera's most coveted anchorages—hidden coves near the Îles d'Hyères, the crystalline waters off Porquerolles, and charming coastal villages where pine-scented breezes meet turquoise shallows.

The boat's thoughtful layout accommodates four guests across two comfortable cabins, with a single head and a galley equipped with refrigeration to keep provisions fresh throughout your week. On deck, a bimini provides welcome shade during languid afternoons, while the swimming platform invites effortless access to the water. The auxiliary outboard motor ensures you can navigate narrow channels and reach secluded spots where larger vessels cannot venture, and the dinghy opens up exploration of shallow bays and tiny anchorages inaccessible by the main boat.

Life aboard Tendance III settles into a natural rhythm: mornings spent under sail with the autopilot engaged, afternoons anchored in crystalline coves where you'll swim and snorkel, evenings preparing dinner from local markets in waterfront villages like Sainte-Maxime or Bormes-les-Mimosas. The radio-CD system provides gentle accompaniment to your days, while the boat's responsive handling makes even less experienced sailors feel confident and engaged. Whether you're a seasoned sailor seeking a bareboat escape or a group wanting to share the joys of coastal cruising, this Hanse delivers both performance and livability.

A week aboard Tendance III culminates in those golden-hour anchorages—perhaps off the Îles d'Or, where the sun melts into the sea and the only sound is water lapping against the hull, a glass of local Provençal wine in hand, and the satisfaction of having truly lived on the Mediterranean.