Tostaky is a 2024 Pogo 44 sailboat based in the charming port of La Trinité-sur-Mer, Brittany—a gateway to some of France's most captivating coastal waters. This modern 13.55-metre sailing yacht combines responsive handling with genuine comfort, making it an ideal choice for groups of friends, families, or couples seeking an active yet relaxed week on the water. With four private cabins and two heads, Tostaky accommodates up to eight guests while maintaining the intimacy and ease of a well-designed vessel.

La Trinité-sur-Mer sits at the heart of the Gulf of Morbihan, where sheltered anchorages, hidden coves, and charming fishing villages create an ever-changing backdrop for your voyage. From this base, you'll navigate crystalline waters dotted with islands, explore the dramatic Quiberon Peninsula, or venture into the broader Atlantic approaches—all within easy reach. The yacht's responsive Volvo 50 HP engine paired with its efficient sail plan means you'll spend your days under canvas, yet have the confidence of reliable power when needed.

Onboard, thoughtful features enhance both comfort and autonomy. Solar panels keep batteries topped up during long anchorages, while the refrigerator preserves fresh provisions from local markets. The bimini and sprayhood shield the cockpit from sun and spray, creating a pleasant outdoor living space for meals and evening aperitifs. An annexe and stand-up paddle board open up exploration of shallow bays and secret anchorages inaccessible to larger vessels, while the autopilot offers respite during longer passages. The holding tank ensures environmental responsibility throughout your cruise.

A typical week aboard Tostaky unfolds with mornings spent sailing between anchorages, afternoons exploring medieval coastal towns or swimming in crystalline waters, and evenings anchored in peaceful coves where the only sound is the gentle lap of water against the hull. Whether you're seeking an active sailing adventure or a more leisurely pace punctuated by long lunches ashore, this yacht delivers both in equal measure. Minimum charter duration is two nights, though seven days allows you to truly settle into the rhythm of Breton waters and discover why sailors return to these shores year after year.