Charter yacht in Cogolin

You can rent a yacht in Cogolene in the only marina Port de Plaisance de Cogolin, designed for 1600 yachts up to 50 m in length and up to 4.5 m draft. Nearby, on the left bank of the Giscle River, there is another marina of the commune Grimaud, and at the exit of the bay is the Marina Saint-Tropez. You can get to the marina in Cogolene from Toulon-Hyères airport - about 50 km or Nice airport - about 100 km.

Next to the marina is the Kogolin beach, it is quite small, but the sandy bottom, clear water and excellent infrastructure make the beach quite suitable for families with children. However, for a full-fledged beach holiday, it is better to rent a yacht in Cogolen and go to explore the world famous beaches of Saint-Tropez - the passage to them by yacht will take much less time than a trip by car along the narrow and crowded streets of Saint -Trope - here in the high season it is generally not recommended to use a car, preferring a yacht or a bicycle. As soon as you go around Cape Saint-Tropez on a yacht, the beaches will not disappoint you: you can choose the legendary beach of Tahiti, where Gendarme Crucho, performed by Louis de Funes, unsuccessfully fought with nudists, or go a little further to Pampleon, which is world famous, perhaps the most fashionable Cote d'Azur beach. All beaches on both sides of Cape Saint-Tropez are regularly marked with Blue Flags, have excellent infrastructure, they offer rental equipment for any water sports, restaurants, hotels, nightclubs are nearby.

In Cogolein itself, it is worth seeing the Church of Saint-Etienne-Saint-Sauveur, built during the period of the first crusades, the ruins of the Notre-Dame-de-Sal chapel, the Place de Jean Moulin - the hero of the French Resistance, to taste local Provencal wines and look into the local bistro, in Kogolene it is good to have picnics in nature in secluded corners of the forest. Handmade heather pipes and famous carpets can be brought from Kogolen. By renting a yacht in Cogolein you can choose between the vibrant nightlife of bohemian Saint-Tropez and the quiet, measured life of the colorful conservative towns of the south of Provence.