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CoconutLagoon 40

CatamaranBareboat
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Location:Bonifacio, France
Year:2024
Boat Type:Catamaran
Cabins:4
Bathrooms:2
Length:39 ft / 11.7 m
Type Of Mainsail:full batten
Draught:1.35 m
Beam:6.76 m
Fuel Tank:400 L
Water Tank:900 L
Engine:Not specified

Autopilot
Included
Outboard engine
Included
Teak Cockpit
Included
Dinghy
Included
Flybridge
Included
Lazy bag
Included
Water maker
Included
Refrigerator
Included
Radio-CD player
Included
Solar Panels
Included

All listed amenities are included in the charter price.

Included - 1xSUP, fins, masks and snorkels, dinghy and its outboard motor

Included in the price

Charter pack 590

Pay at check-in

Included: Bedding, towels, cleaning, consumables (gas, batteries, outboard fuel).

€590 per booking

A modern, autonomous and comfortable catamaran to explore the Corsican jewels Coconut is a latest-generation Lagoon 40, perfectly suited to cruising around Corsica. With its contemporary lines, spacious interior, and self-contained features, it combines design, performance, and comfort for an unforgettable experience at sea. Design and space on board With its 4 double cabins, a convertible saloon and 2 berths in the bow, Coconut can accommodate up to 10 people in excellent conditions. Inside, the natural light provided by the large panoramic portholes creates a warm atmosphere open to the sea. The functional galley, the friendly lounge and the well-appointed cabins allow you to fully enjoy every moment on board. The spacious teak cockpit invites you to relax in the open air, while the aft platform provides easy access to the sea for swimming or water sports. Coconut is distinguished by its fluid layout and a level of comfort that is rare for a catamaran of this size. Smooth and well-equipped navigation Thanks to its optimized hulls and balanced rigging, the Lagoon 40 ensures stable, smooth and pleasant navigation, even in rough seas. Its two 40hp Yanmar engines allow precise maneuvers in port as well as at anchor. The complete B&G electronics (plotter, autopilot, GPS, etc.) guarantee reliable navigation. Designed for autonomy, Coconut is equipped with: - Solar panels - Watermaker - Converter - Motorized dinghy for landings on land Summary Coconut is a 2024 Lagoon 40, spacious, bright and perfectly autonomous, ideal for a cruise in Corsica for 6 to 10 people. Its modern comfort and ease of navigation will appeal to both families and groups of friends.

Charter company

Sailoe-Corse

Yacht pick-up address

Port de Bonifacio, Bonifacio, France

Yacht pick-up

14:00

Yacht drop-off

18:00

Cancellation / Payment policies

Cancellation and prepayment policies vary according to your selection. Payment conditions are confirmed during quote and booking.

Refundable security deposit

€6,000

Reduced to €1,500 if you take the base’s deposit insurance.

Sailing licence

Valid sailing license or local equivalent required.

Pets

Pet policy is set by the charter base - ask before booking.

Payment methods accepted by charter company

Card, Bank transfer, Cash

Information about the marina

Port de Bonifacio is located in Bonifacio, France. Check-in and check-out times are provided by the charter base.

Corsica / West Coast

Rocky shores, turquoise bays, and picturesque coastal towns. A wonderful destination for a relaxed cruise.

See this route on the map

Indicative route. The final itinerary and overnight stops depend on weather, availability and the skipper's decision.

  1. Day 1 - Port de Bonifacio

    Check-in in Napoleon's birthplace, at the head of a wide gulf.

  2. Day 2 - Îles Sanguinaires

    Four red islets at the mouth of the gulf, named for the evening light on them.

  3. Day 3 - Cargèse

    A village founded by Greek refugees, with a Greek and a Latin church facing each other.

  4. Day 4 - Girolata

    No road reaches the village: everything arrives by boat or on foot.

  1. Day 5 - Scandola

    A UNESCO reserve of red porphyry cliffs; landing is not allowed.

  2. Day 6 - Calvi

    A Genoese citadel above a bay with six kilometres of sand behind it.

  3. Day 7 - Port de Bonifacio

    Back at the base: the boat is handed over in the morning.

Booking

How do I book a yacht?
Pick your dates and the crew option on the yacht's page, check the price breakdown, leave your details and pay. We send a confirmation request to the charter company, and once it answers, the booking is confirmed. The confirmation and the documents arrive by email.
Is availability shown in real time?
Availability is refreshed every hour from the charter companies' systems, and the catalogue once a day. The final availability and price are re-checked with the operator at the moment of booking, so what you see on the payment page has already been verified with them.
When is a booking considered confirmed?
Once the charter company has confirmed it in its own system. Until then the booking is being processed and your card is only held, not charged. If the operator declines, the hold is released and you pay nothing.
Can a yacht be put on option?
Yes, if the operator allows it: the yacht is held without payment for a limited time that the charter company itself sets. If the option runs out unpaid, the yacht is released and the booking goes back to the quote stage.

Payment

Which payment methods are available?
Online we accept card payment through Stripe. Some charges are collected by the charter base in person at check-in: the tourist tax, the refundable security deposit, fuel. Those are paid directly at the base.
Do I have to pay 100% up front?
If the charter starts more than two months from now, a 50% prepayment is usually enough, with the rest due before the start. If it starts within two months, the full amount is due at once. The exact terms for a particular yacht are shown in the price breakdown before you pay.
Can I pay by card?
Yes. The payment happens in Stripe's form, and we neither receive nor store your card number.
Is paying through Stripe safe?
Card details are entered in Stripe's secure form and never reach our servers. All we keep is the payment identifier, which we use to check its status.

Prices

What is included in the rental price?
The rental price is the yacht itself for the chosen period, with its standard equipment. The operator's obligatory charges and the optional extras are listed separately in the price breakdown, so the final total is visible before you pay.
What is a Charter Pack?
It is the charter base's standard package. It usually covers a gas cylinder, full fresh-water tanks, electricity at the base and a berth in the home marina for the whole charter. Operators put it together and name it differently, so check its contents and price in the extras list of the particular yacht.
What extra costs can come up?
Most often the final cleaning, the tourist tax, fuel, berths in marinas other than the home one, a skipper or a hostess, water toys. We show the obligatory charges in the price breakdown; the rest depends on your route.
Is fuel included?
No. Fuel is paid separately, usually by actual consumption when the yacht is returned to the base.

Licences

Do I need a skipper's licence?
For a bareboat yacht you need a licence recognised in the country of the charter, and in most destinations a radio certificate as well. If you take the yacht with a skipper or with a crew, no licence is needed.
Can I charter a yacht with a skipper?
Yes, if the operator offers that option. The crew choice is on the yacht's page, and the skipper's cost is added to the price breakdown.

Travel

What should I bring with me?
Identity documents for everyone on board, and the skipper's licence if you are sailing bareboat. A soft bag rather than a suitcase, because there is nowhere to stow hard cases. Shoes with light, non-slip soles, sun protection, personal medication. Bed linen and towels are usually provided by the base.
What are the check-in / check-out times?
Check-in and check-out times are set by the charter base and are stated on each yacht's page. Most often check-in is in the afternoon and check-out in the morning.
Can the route be changed?
Yes, you choose the route yourself within the permitted sailing area. Individual restrictions do exist, for example crossing into another country or sailing out to remote islands, and those are agreed with the base in advance.
What should I do in bad weather?
Go by the forecast and by the base's advice. In dangerous conditions the base can restrict going out to sea. It is a question of safety, and deciding to sit the weather out in the marina is a normal part of sailing.

Cancellation

What are the cancellation terms?
Cancellation terms are set by the charter company and differ between operators and rates. Before booking, contact us to request the cancellation terms for your chosen yacht and dates.
Can a booking be rescheduled?
Rescheduling depends on the charter company and on whether other dates are free. Write to us and we will put the request to the operator.