Yacht charter in La Trinité-sur-Mer · Dehler — Dehler 37 Cruising (1997)

1997 Dehler 37 Cruising. This sailboat, with its sleek hull, is a pleasure to sail. Quite fast for its class, it's nonetheless comfortable in this Cruising version, both underway and at anchor. Owned since 2019, we sail as a family in the Morbihan region and are gradually improving this boat (mainsail, electronics, deck). This boat is a joy to sail; experienced helmsmen will find it hard to relinquish their helm, and beginners will enjoy learning on a very safe boat. The cockpit allows for easy maneuvering without getting in each other's way. The automatic pitot tube, log, and depth sounder are new. The full-batten mainsail is from 2021. The swim platform opens to reveal a small platform for boarding the dinghy or swimming. We climb aboard using the swim ladder and rinse off with the deck shower. The engine is serviced annually by me. The 70-liter tank provides 35 hours of running time. The dinghy and outboard motor are available. Inside, the saloon is very welcoming with a folding table. The galley is simple and practical. The refrigerator is large enough to store fresh food for several days. The three double cabins offer comfortable berths with some storage. A head to port and the chart table to starboard complete the layout. There is also a bathroom with a shower, but be mindful of water consumption. The 120-liter tank is sufficient for a few days, provided you are careful. The safety equipment is up-to-date and allows for semi-offshore navigation (60 nautical miles from a safe harbor). The boat is based on the Auray River, which offers an excellent starting point. We can also meet elsewhere, depending on everyone's availability: La Trinité, Le Crouesty, Arradon... The sailing area immediately includes Quiberon Bay, the Gulf of Morbihan, and the islands of Houat and Hoedic. Belle-Île then awaits you. Once there, Groix, the Glénan Islands, and Bénodet might tempt you... in any case, the playground is fantastic!