Yacht models for charter in Marseille
Compare Marseille yacht models by how you want to spend the day: sailing, a broad catamaran cockpit, sheltered motor cruising or a flybridge view of the coast.
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Beneteau Oceanis 46.1
The Oceanis 46.1 brings a generous cockpit, twin helms and a choice of cabin layouts to a Marseille charter focused on real sailing time.
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Prestige M48
A Prestige M48 charter from Marseille trades a sailing rig for a broad motor-catamaran living area, a panoramic saloon and separate outdoor lounges.
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Princess F65
The Princess F65 combines a flybridge outlook with an aft-galley main deck for a Marseille yacht day built around coastal views and lunch.
ExploreAzimut Atlantis 45
The Atlantis 45 offers a lower sports-yacht profile for a Marseille charter, with outdoor living above a two-cabin interior.
ExploreSunseeker Predator 55
A Predator 55 charter from Marseille combines a streamlined sports-yacht profile with an enclosed interior and cabin choices for a longer coastal stay.
ExploreAzimut Fly 53
The Azimut Fly 53 adds an upper coastal viewpoint and three guest cabins to a Marseille charter without moving into a much larger yacht category.
ExploreDufour 32
The Dufour 32 keeps a Marseille sailing day close to the elements: a compact hull, low coachroof and cockpit where the small party can follow the sail handling.
ExploreDufour 41
The Dufour 41 pairs a broad cockpit with a genuine sailing experience. From Marseille, it is a useful reference for a family or friends who want both time under sail and comfortable time at rest.
ExploreHanse 418
The Hanse 418 brings a clean deck, twin aft helms and a comfortable cruising scale to a Marseille sailing request. It suits a day where the passage itself is part of the pleasure.
ExploreFountaine Pajot Astrea 42
The Astrea 42 gives a Marseille day two connected places to gather: an open aft cockpit and a bright saloon between the hulls. Its sailing rig adds a different rhythm from a motor catamaran.
ExploreFountaine Pajot MY4.S
The MY4.S combines a compact overall length with more than five metres of beam. For Marseille, that means a motor-catamaran day with a sheltered saloon and outdoor space close together.
ExploreDufour 360 Grand Large
Choose the Dufour 360 Grand Large for a Marseille sailing day where the crew and guests share one sociable cockpit, with a compact cabin interior below.
ExploreDufour 382 Grand Large
The Dufour 382 Grand Large makes a useful middle ground for Marseille: room to gather around a cockpit table, a genuine sailing feel and cabin space for an unhurried coastal stay.
ExploreDufour 390
The Dufour 390 puts a broad cockpit and a choice of cabin layouts into a manageable Marseille sailing brief, whether the priority is a family day or several nights along the coast.
ExploreDufour 430 Grand Large
The Dufour 430 Grand Large gives a Marseille sailing party more room to live between passages: a broad cockpit for meals, a bright saloon and a choice of cabin plans.
ExploreDufour 470
The Dufour 470 is a larger sailing reference for a Marseille coastal stay, with room for shared meals and cabin privacy while keeping the passage under sail at the heart of the trip.
ExploreBeneteau Antares 42
The Antares 42 gives a Marseille family charter a useful balance: a deep aft cockpit, an enclosed lounge and an upper deck for a wider coastal view.
ExploreFiart 36 Genius
The Fiart 36 Genius puts the Marseille day outside: an open cockpit close to the helm, a foredeck sunpad and a low sports-cruiser profile.
ExploreDufour 44
The Dufour 44 gives a Marseille sailing holiday a generous outdoor centre: a broad cockpit, clear side passages and an interior that can be arranged around family space or additional cabins.
ExploreDufour 56
A Dufour 56 request suits a Marseille sailing stay where substantial cabin space and a large shared cockpit matter as much as the passage itself.
ExploreHanse 348
The Hanse 348 keeps a Marseille sailing day intimate: a compact cockpit close to the skipper, a bright saloon below and cabin options for a small coastal holiday.
ExploreHanse 460
The Hanse 460 brings a wide cockpit, generous saloon light and flexible accommodation to a Marseille sailing programme for guests who want real living space between passages.
ExploreRM 1180
Choose the RM 1180 as a Marseille sailing reference when the appeal lies in an expressive hull, a responsive sailing brief and a bright interior with a view towards the water.
ExploreDufour 460 Grand Large
The Dufour 460 Grand Large suits a Marseille holiday where sailing, shared meals and nights aboard all deserve space in the plan.
ExploreFountaine Pajot Elba 45
The Elba 45 gives a Marseille catamaran day several places to enjoy the sea: an open aft cockpit, a glazed saloon, forward relaxation space and an elevated lounge.
ExploreRM 1270
An RM 1270 request puts the sailing experience first: a striking coloured hull, a wide view from the saloon and room for a coastal stay departing from Marseille.
ExploreFjord 36 Open
The Fjord 36 Open makes a compact Marseille day feel close to the sea, with a central shaded helm and separate forward and aft places to sit.
ExploreLagoon 620
The Lagoon 620 offers a Marseille sailing stay with room to live between passages: a broad cockpit, glazed saloon and upper view of the bay.
ExploreSanlorenzo SD118
The SD118 brings a larger upper living room and separate outdoor settings to a Marseille request where hospitality and time aboard matter as much as the coast.
ExploreArcoa 38
An Arcoa 38 brings a Marseille outing close to the water, with an outdoor cockpit for the main gathering and a surprisingly adaptable cabin below.
ExploreBaia 43 Sport
The Baia 43 Sport makes the outdoor gathering the point of a Marseille charter: a low deck, open cockpit and direct view of the bay.
ExploreJ/Boats J/112E
Choose the J/112E for a Marseille day where the passage is part of the pleasure, with a responsive sailing layout and two private cabins for a longer escape.
ExploreSailing, catamaran and motor-yacht references
Marseille’s collection spans compact and larger cruising monohulls, sailing catamarans, motor catamarans and conventional motor yachts. The Dufour and Hanse references bring the sailing experience into focus; Astrea 42 and MY4.S explain two distinct ways to enjoy twin-hull space.
Choose the desired coast alongside the yacht arrangement. Frioul, a Côte Bleue course and a national-park request need their own route discussion, with conditions and operating permissions checked by the provider. A model profile helps define the experience; the proposal connects it to an actual yacht and departure.
Specifications to check against the passage
Published dimensions and cabins describe a design. They are not evidence of a particular vessel’s charter capacity, permissions or installed equipment. Check those details in the passage proposal and request up-to-date photographs of the spaces you plan to use.
The source links include the date of review. Manufacturer information may be updated and individual older or customised yachts can differ. Ask for the model if it matters, or specify the features needed in a comparable yacht whose details will be checked.
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