SAIL TO SOUTHERN FRANCE
Sail to Southern France
A 7-Day Mediterranean Wine & Culture Escape
May 30 – June 6
Departing from Canet-en-Roussillon, France
Imagine This
You wake up to still water and soft Mediterranean sun.
Coffee on deck. A swim before breakfast.
By afternoon you’re sailing past vineyards that fall directly into the sea.
At sunset, a medieval fortress glows above the coastline.
That evening, the wine in your glass was grown on the hills you passed just hours before.
Seven guests.
One catamaran.
A private chef.
A week shaped by wine, coastline and culture.
We sail to the places where the wines are made and drink them there.
Investment & Booking
The full experience is €2,200 per person.
Early commitment rate:
€2,000 per person if reserved before March 30.
To secure your place, only a deposit is required now.
The remaining balance is due in May.
This event page is for registration and information only.
Payment details are shared after confirmation.
Only 7 places available.
What This Trip Is
A 7-day sailing trip through Southern France’s Languedoc-Roussillon coastline and into the Catalan frontier.
You’ll experience:
• Daily sailing between Mediterranean bays
• Swim stops in open blue water
• Sunset anchorages beneath coastal fortresses
• French and Catalan regional cuisine prepared onboard
• Wine tastings from the exact regions we visit
• A private winery visit in Banyuls
• A marina evening at Port Argelès
• Collioure’s historic seaside castle
It blends vacation, wine exploration and cultural depth.
A Short Day by Day Overview
Day 1 – Canet-en-Roussillon
Arrival at the marina in Canet-en-Roussillon, safety briefing and welcome dinner on deck. First Languedoc wine tasting under the stars.
Day 2 – Narbonne Coast (WWII Bunkers Beach)
Sail north toward the Narbonne coastline. Anchor near the WWII bunkers beach, swim stop and shore exploration. Regional seafood dinner paired with Languedoc wines.
Day 3 – Fishing Village Stop, Sailing South
Morning stop at a traditional fishing village near the Spanish border. Relaxed sailing south toward the Collioure region. Occitan-inspired dinner with regional cheese and wine pairing at anchor.
Day 4 – Port Argelès Marina
Arrival and overnight in Port Argelès marina. Dinner ashore. Rosé and white tasting onboard at sunset.
Day 5 – Collioure & Banyuls Region
Sail to Collioure. Views of the Château Royal from the sea. Optional hike to Fort Saint-Elme. Private winery visit in the Banyuls region and regional wine tasting.
Day 6 – Sailing North, Return Toward Home Marina
Open sea sailing north back toward our home marina. Final chef-led tasting dinner reflecting the journey through Languedoc and Roussillon.
Day 7 – Disembarkation
Breakfast ashore and departure.
Route and anchorages may adjust depending on weather and sea conditions. The captain makes all final navigation decisions.
Wine Focus
This is a wine-led trip.
Throughout the week you’ll taste:
• Languedoc reds
• Pic Saint Loup
• Mediterranean rosés
• Mineral coastal whites
• Banyuls fortified sweet wines
• Catalan-influenced expressions
Banyuls is a historic fortified sweet wine from steep terraced vineyards near the Spanish border. We visit the region and taste it where it is produced.
The wines match the location and the meal.
Accommodation
You’ll stay aboard a spacious catamaran designed for comfort at sea.
Limited to seven guests to preserve intimacy and group harmony.
Cabins are shared unless privately arranged.
Onboard team:
Professional skipper
Private chef
Organizing hosts
What’s Included
• 7 nights accommodation on a catamaran
• Professional skipper
• Private chef
• All meals onboard
• All wines and drinks onboard
• Winery visit and tasting in Banyuls
• Marina fees
• Kayaking
• Cultural guidance throughout
• Round-trip transportation from Barcelona to departing port
Everything you eat and drink onboard is included.
Group & Registration
This trip is intentionally limited to seven guests.
Seven days at sea creates a shared rhythm and atmosphere. Group chemistry matters.
After your request for registration, we’ll share further details and connect briefly to ensure the experience feels aligned for everyone. The aim is to curate a balanced and enjoyable group dynamic.
Who This Is For
• Wine lovers
• Culturally curious travelers
• People seeking a meaningful Mediterranean escape
• Solo travelers comfortable in small groups
• Couples or groups who value shared experiences
Why Southern France
Languedoc-Roussillon is one of Europe’s most diverse wine regions, positioned between France and Spain.
Vineyards descend toward the sea.
Fortresses guard ancient trade routes.
Wines are shaped by sun, limestone and salt air.
You won’t just visit it.
You’ll sail through it.
Only 7 Places Available
Early rate closes March 30.
Once full, registration closes.