Лазурный берег на катамаране: от Сен-Тропе до бухты Ангелов | Скрытые жемчужины Ривьеры

Лазурный берег на катамаране: от Сен-Тропе до бухты Ангелов | Скрытые жемчужины Ривьеры

Hello, friends! I hope you watched our video about the journey that started in the bay of Saint-Tropez. We spent a whole week there. And in this video, my friends, we continue to explore the French Riviera, and you’ll see the Santa Lucia marina — a magnificent marina. You’ll see the Lérins Islands — an absolutely stunning anchorage. And we’ll finish this trip in the Bay of Angels. I’m Sasha Goron, you’re watching the Interparus channel — let’s go! If you’re watching this channel, it means you dream about traveling and cruising on a yacht. Most people who aren’t connected to yachting dream about sailing around the world, or about long-distance crossings. Let me tell you: based on my own experience and that of my clients, the most interesting things are right nearby. To have a great and beautiful journey, you don’t need to go far away. What you should do is choose one region and explore it thoroughly. You can spend months doing that and enjoy it immensely. A big mistake people make is that after buying a yacht, they start rushing from one region to another, missing out on amazing things right next to them. I really wanted to fix that mistake, so I focused on the French Riviera region for now, because that’s where our boat is based, and it’s one of the most active sailing regions. I have to say — I enjoyed it immensely. I tried not to rush, but still ended up in a bit of a hurry. Maybe I need to slow down even more to really feel the region — even though it’s so small, just about 50 miles across. I truly loved it, and I want to return, to walk the same paths again. To explore even more secluded corners and hidden bays. Once you choose a sailing area — study it closely, enjoy every anchorage, every marina. That’s when you feel it — the sailing nirvana. That’s exactly the sailing philosophy that makes life worth living. Our journey begins… We started from the Saint-Tropez area — from the Bay of Saint-Tropez, more precisely — the Gulf of Saint-Tropez. We stayed in the Cogolin marina. There is already a separate episode about this part of the trip. This region is truly amazing, and honestly, I haven’t fully explored it myself yet. I really recommend planning at least a couple of weeks just for this bay — you’ll really enjoy it. Saint-Tropez itself is basically a small village with a big name. But all around it you’ll find a lively atmosphere, beautiful natural scenery, great beaches — and the bay itself is very picturesque. That’s why I sincerely recommend it to you, my friends. For me, the Bay of Saint-Tropez became that starting point from which I decided to move forward. The Bay of Saint-Tropez is truly a worthy place, but it’s time to move on. We’re continuing our journey east along the French Riviera. Our next stop is the Santa Lucia marina. This doesn’t happen often, but this time we requested help with the mooring lines. Actually, we could have entered without calling on the radio, because we had already called them by phone and reserved a spot for ourselves here. This is the Santa Lucia marina — it’s located in the Golfe de Fréjus, near the city of Saint-Raphaël, which is quite large. Well, friends, our journey along the beautiful French Riviera continues. Right now, we’re docked at the Santa Lucia port. It’s a very large port. Now let’s go and find out how much the mooring costs here. in this beautiful port. Come on! It was getting late… Attention: entering in swimwear is not allowed. Well then, friends, a night here cost us €109. As a gift, they gave us a water bottle. In fact, every marina pleasantly surprises us with something. And behind me is a Galathea from Fountaine Pajot. In length, it’s similar to the Alegria 67, but just look how much more compact it appears, more elegant — a sporty, neat-looking boat. In my past journeys, I somehow skipped this marina. And as it turns out — that was a mistake. If you’re nearby — definitely visit. You can easily spend a couple of days here — in the marina itself or by exploring the surroundings of this bay. There are nice anchorage spots near the island — it’s easy to stay at anchor there. Overall, the marina is well organized and equipped. If you need to buy something or do some small repairs — everything is close by. And you can also enjoy a nice evening in one of the restaurants. Behind me is the harbor office, and nearby there’s a small isthmus that divides the marina into two parts — North and South. We are now in the southern part. Usually, larger boats stay over there, and here on this side, mostly smaller yachts. Well, not exactly small, but more compact. And the marina stretches along the entire shoreline — it feels like a real little seaside town. The mooring price is quite affordable, especially with such service. The marineros work great — they help with the mooring lines. They throw the lines, give advice, or even push the boat if needed. There is, however, one nuance — not enough restrooms. The marina is very large and stretches a lot along the coast. So to reach the nearest toilet you sometimes have to walk a bit. But otherwise — everything is very clean, hygiene level is excellent, cleaning is done daily. There’s also a self-service laundry here, which is very convenient. The Santa Lucia Marina — is a real hidden gem on this coast. Above all, because it’s well protected and has a great technical zone. There are two yacht stores here — Yacht Concept and Uship. I can recommend both. As expected, the nightlife here is centered around the restaurants. And there are really a lot of them here. Most of the venues are quite good in terms of quality. Some are very affordable, others a bit more expensive, but still offer excellent food. I was pleasantly surprised — there’s a huge variety, and food lovers will definitely find something to enjoy. In every restaurant I visited, the food was delicious and felt like home, and the service — polite and high-quality. And all of that with a view of the yachts, in a calm and protected bay. So it’s really easy to enjoy your time here. In the central and northern parts of the marina starts a promenade with plenty of restaurants for every taste. There’s everything here: French cuisine, Indian — for example, a restaurant called Le Barometre. But of course, mostly you’ll find traditional French restaurants. As you can see, today is Monday, and it’s full of life here. Young people, older couples — it’s a lively atmosphere. And now we’ve just arrived at our restaurant. It’s called Le Pescadou. We came here on a friend’s recommendation. And that friend is a guy who installed our air conditioner. He lives nearby. When there were no berths in the marina, we just called him — and he sorted it all out, finished installing the A/C, and gave us tips about restaurants and yacht shops. That’s how he became our friend. And you can make friends like this every day — chat, enjoy life, solve things together… and just live. That’s why we chose Le Pescadou. Alright, friends — around 8 AM we left the Santa Lucia marina. Today’s plan is to get to the Lérins Islands and spend the night there. The sea is calm, the weather is good. Breakfast will be on the way. I managed to grab some fresh baguettes while the crew was still asleep — the captain, as he should, took care of supplies. We’re running 2,500 RPM and heading straight for the Lérins Islands, which are located just across from Cannes. The Lérins Islands — a true gem of the French Riviera for sailors. These islands are just a mile and a half from Cannes and consist of two easy-to-reach islands — Île Sainte-Marguerite and Île Saint-Honorat, along with a few coastal rocks. One of the most beautiful anchorages is located right here. The water is amazingly clear — that famous azure blue that gave the Côte d’Azur its name. Dropping anchor here is pure joy. It’s a magical place. There’s a lot of anchoring activity here. For example, you can order pizza from a catamaran that’s always on duty in this bay And there’s also a boat that makes burgers. Plus lots of small boats that deliver ice cream, water, drinks — they even make cocktails like Aperol Spritz, mojitos, and more. Life here is active and lively, but you still feel private and relaxed — because you’re on your own boat. You can rent a yacht in Cannes or any nearby port and come here to anchor for a while. The bay is well protected — surrounded on three sides from waves. You’ll see hundreds of yachts and catamarans here: from small boats to huge motor superyachts. The water is crystal clear, with a beautiful turquoise color. The depth is just right for anchoring. I also recommend going ashore — you’ll discover another side of this amazing place. One of the islands has a monastery where they still hold services. It’s a good chance to slow down and reflect. You can also buy a bottle of local wine or some monastery honey in the little shop there. And friends — there’s also a great restaurant on the island with an amazing view over the bay. The atmosphere there is just perfect. All this is on Île Saint-Honorat, the one a bit farther from Cannes. It’s great to walk around there, through the shady alleys, with cicadas singing. It really feels like stepping into another world. And on Île Sainte-Marguerite, there’s an old fortress where they once held the famous Man in the Iron Mask. If the weather is good, you can anchor here for three or four days and explore both islands. Use your dinghy to go ashore. Just make sure your anchor is well set. And always turn on the anchor alarm. If you’re leaving the boat — it’s best if someone stays onboard. And here’s a small tip from sailors: in summer it gets busy here, so arrive early in the morning or closer to sunset. This lagoon has a special charm. If you stay until sunset, you’ll see Cannes and the whole French Riviera in soft golden light. And it’ll be just for you and your boat. This is the kind of place where it really feels like… this is where you really feel the difference between a tourist and a sailor. A tourist comes on a ferry and leaves after a couple of hours, but you — you have your own home on the water, and you decide yourself how long to stay and how to spend your time. The Lérins Islands are a real paradise for snorkeling. You can get huge pleasure just by swimming with a mask. Lots of fish, crystal clear water, underwater fields of seaweed that look like marine meadows. And near the walls of the fort on Sainte-Marguerite you can often see starfish and octopuses. You can even feed the fish here with a simple piece of bread or a crust. And I sincerely advise you: if you’re going to the Lérins Islands and planning to stay at anchor, make sure to take masks, snorkels and fins with you. You’ll get tons of impressions — satisfaction guaranteed. Port Pierre Canto — friends, this is Cannes… Voice off-screen: That’s our preparation — Sasha sank an ugly bag. We’re cleaning up, as you can see. We’re getting ready, strangely enough, in the most fashionable, in the most glamorous place on the entire French Riviera. And what are we doing? … collecting trash. Well, what else? Friends, Port Pierre Canto in Cannes — probably the most fashionable, prestigious and expensive place on the whole coast. It’s really the most expensive marina. For a whole month we tried to get in here, sending requests again and again — but no success. For me this port is also interesting because I work here during the Cannes festival — not the film one, but the Yachting one. Just look at this magical sunset. It’s really impressive. I used to think the most beautiful sunsets were on the Atlantic. But no — the same magic is here. The truth is — all the spots in this port are always full. I don’t have any contacts here yet, so I had to come by car just to at least show you the port and the marina. And here in Port Pierre Canto you’ll find the most prestigious yachting agencies. For example, Camper & Nicholsons — a company with two hundred years of yachting history, trusted by the most serious and respected projects. And only here, in this port, a McLaren can stand next to an old Smart — and no one is surprised. I came here because this is exactly where our stand will be located. I wanted to see this place without tents and all the noise. Right now it’s still quiet, just big motor yachts here, but soon catamarans will arrive, and I’ll be working right here, in one of the show tents. It’s a strange feeling… Not something I’m used to seeing. There’s a little bit of cognitive dissonance: everything around is so perfect — clean, polished boats. You can just imagine how much work the crew puts in. How many hours of work each day. Hey, one of the car windows is open. The rear window — and that’s on a million-euro car… And look — they didn’t polish the stainless steel! Missed a spot! And this is a new skatepark — just opened recently. Looks like it’s already popular. It’s right on the waterfront. Here’s a street with red lighting… Though to be honest, the lights change colors every so often. But what I find especially interesting here… Fifteen years… Actually, seventeen years now I’ve been coming here to work at this show. And these little chairs, my friends, have been here all that time. No one takes them — they’re just really heavy. But people move them — into the shade, or closer to the edge. I’ve used them myself more than once. Just sit down, watch the sunset, listen to the sea — it’s pure joy. And when the yacht festival is happening here, this whole area gets filled with yachts — every bit of it. The yachts are packed in side by side. And maybe this time I’ll bring my own boat here. And one of those little, maybe naive dreams — will come true. Even if it’s silly, it’s mine — it’s real. Speaking in numbers, about 80% of people vacationing here are regular folks. French, Germans, Italians — just ordinary hard-working people coming here for a break. There are even hotels with two stars, or even just one. If you want to talk about European values — they’re practical and down-to-earth. I once came here with my child for one single reason — the air here was good, and the beach was right for our health. That’s probably how the Côte d’Azur grew in the first place. You’ll still see people on the beach who come here for medical reasons. They kind of live here… well, maybe not live — more like take long holidays. So really, if you want, you can vacation here for very little money — if that’s your goal. You can come here by train, by ferry — or of course, on your own yacht. Guys, and now… Stop right here! The Martinez Hotel. I’ve been to car shows — in Geneva, in Frankfurt — and honestly, they’re just for fun. You don’t really get to see anything. But if you want to see some truly amazing cars — come here: Hotel Martinez, Carlton, real-life showrooms. You can walk right up, touch them, take photos — it’s all right there. That’s what I really wanted to show you. I’ve even had breakfast at this Brasserie — you can see it right now. Some tables are set facing the Martinez hotel terrace. You grab a coffee, a croissant — and just sit there watching as the stars arrive. Brabus is nothing here — cars worth 1.5 to 3 million, all custom, one-of-a-kind vehicles. And they put on a real show here. You can just stand and look — what do we have here today? Well, that guy came in a BMW X7 — honestly, it looks like the cleaning lady showed up, guys. There’s a Ferrari, and there’s a Carrera 4S over there. You’ve got Lambos, Range Rovers, and another Ferrari. And even though today’s not the best day, you can still see it all right from the café — 72 Croisette. That’s where I’m sitting now. The walkways are packed, sometimes they close them off and people can just stroll freely. We’re going to take a little walk right now. By the way, Le Vesuvio — highly recommend it. A great Italian restaurant, really top level. And from here on, it’s all glam — Cavalli and the rest. Gucci and all the “must-have” luxury brands. To my right is a Bugatti, to the left — a six-wheeled Mercedes. All parked right in front of Hotel Carlton. In this parking lot — cars worth a million, even three… let’s move on. And look — someone couldn’t even fix their Ferrari’s exhaust. Poor souls, what can I say… Ah — that’s a Mansory. Camera guy: Sash, come on — be honest. Is this meaningful, or pointless? (sighs) Pointless. Totally. Only yachting — alive and real — can bring light into open minds and cleanse the souls lost in darkness. Here’s a perfect example: Porsche GT3 RS — park it wrong, and bam — you get a ticket. And now, friends, we’re heading to Port Vauban — one of the biggest ports on the French Riviera. Big yachts dock here, and there’s a large service area. There aren’t any restaurants inside the marina itself, but everything you need is very close. Right next to the marina is the old town center, with a more cultural atmosphere. Port Vauban is the main marina in Antibes. I personally wanted to stay here. I managed to book a place in advance, and I’ve been here several times, even with the Alegria 67. That was a big catamaran. Some of my clients’ boats were docked here too. So I can’t just walk by this impressive and spacious marina. There are a lot of berths for superyachts and large vessels. If your boat is over 30 meters, Port Vauban is definitely worth considering for mooring. Plus, Antibes has a rich cultural life: museums, charming streets, and great walking spots. And of course, food — there’s a great morning market here with fresh local products — I highly recommend visiting it. Antibes is never boring. There’s even a street where local artisans have their workshops. You can stroll there endlessly. It’s truly a magical place. I’ve really enjoyed walking there myself. And the Port Vauban marina itself — it’s big, well-equipped, with a great staff. About five years ago, the marina got a new management company. Since then, the service quality has really improved. Phew! Mooring went smoothly! Sometimes I order an external yacht wash from outside companies — guys come over and wash the outside of the boat. Here on the Riviera, this service costs about 150 to 170 euros. But on the other hand, there’s something really nice about washing your yacht yourself and putting it in order. It’s important and honestly satisfying. Truly enjoyable. One of the most beautiful marinas on the Riviera — is the famous Baie des Anges. This is where our home port is located. Our yacht is based here, along with several of our clients’ boats. I really like this marina. It’s not too big — more cozy and calm, like home. There are lots of small restaurants and shops — life here has its own rhythm. The bay is very scenic and well protected, with two beaches nearby. I ended up here by chance — and I fell in love with the place right away. In summer, there are fairs and exhibitions every Saturday, and our boat will be here, open for visits or short trips out to sea. I’m inviting you — and I’ll be happy to welcome you on board our catamaran. Marina Baie des Anges — is one of the most recognizable places on the French Riviera. You can see it from far away — because of the unique pyramid-shaped residences. They look like sails — these buildings around the port. They create a landmark you can’t miss. At the same time, they serve an important function — they block the wind and protect the bay. Thanks to these artificial “walls” this marina is considered very safe. It’s located in the town of Villeneuve-Loubet. You can get here by train, by bus, or by car — it’s all very convenient. The marina is medium-sized, with over 500 berths. There are also places for yachts up to 40 meters — very easy to enter. Just one thing: the harbormaster always asks to call on the radio when arriving, so they can manage boat traffic. because there are large yachts near the exit, and it’s important not to get in their way when they’re maneuvering. The marina has great service and a small shipyard. But a catamaran won’t fit there. For that, you’ll need to go to Port Vauban. Otherwise — water, electricity, fuel — everything is available. Security is solid. Port police patrol the area, and the gendarmerie comes around sometimes too. So this is our home marina, friends — and everything is just a few steps away. Let’s take a little walk. These famous sail-shaped buildings — you can rent an apartment here for your vacation. We have our own small but warm little community here. And life here, my friends, begins with a tobacco shop — “Tabac et Presse”, tobacco and newspapers. It opens as early as 6 in the morning, and by 6:30 there are already people sitting there. Some grab a fresh newspaper, others a cold beer, and some — a coffee. I order coffee there — and they bring it right to my boat. And next, friends, is the Santa-Lucia restaurant. Don’t confuse it with the Santa-Lucia marina. It’s a budget-friendly place with very fast service. Then there’s a whole row of restaurants along the promenade, including one called Taj Mahal. There’s also a supermarket, and, my friends, it really has everything — absolutely everything. It’s open from 7 AM to 10 PM. And it’s even open on Sundays. If you know France, you’ll find that quite surprising. There are a few fancy boutiques — and also simple little shops. There’s a small yachting store too, with engine service items. There’s a repair workshop, and a service area. And this café, Family, is where we usually have breakfast. They serve late, but very hearty and satisfying breakfasts. There’s even a Michelin-starred restaurant — guys, it’s called La Flibuste. I highly recommend it. Just remember to book in advance during high season — at least two weeks ahead. Overall, it’s a cozy and very comfortable marina. And here, I really enjoy living on a yacht. There are two exhibitions happening nearby, so I save a bit on hotel stays. Well, my friends, this was our little journey. You can walk around here forever — there’s so much to see. If you liked the video, please, leave a few comments. It really means a lot to us. I read every comment. If you’d like to plan a similar trip, we’d be happy to organize everything for you. And if you liked the yacht, and want to buy one or learn how to sail — just reach out — we’re always glad to help. I’m Sasha Goron, and my team will gladly support you. That’s all for now. See you at sea!

🌊 Наше путешествие, начавшееся в Сен-Тропе, продолжилось вдоль самого живописного побережья Европы — Лазурного берега Франции. И в этом видео мы показывает вам не глянцевые открытки, а живую, настоящую Ривьеру — с её маринами, бухтами и морской жизнью. Если вам интересен такой отдых, звоните/пишите мне на WhatsApp ‪‪+33 644 14 21 68‬ и я расскажу, что для этого нужно.

🧭 Мы зашли в марину Санта-Люсия — уютное место с атмосферой настоящего яхтенного городка, где можно провести пару дней и просто наслаждаться морем, ресторанами и дружелюбием команды маринеров. Затем наш курс лежал на Леринские острова — рай с бирюзовой водой, ароматом сосен и звоном цикад. Там жизнь течёт в ритме якоря: пицца с катамарана, апероль прямо на палубе и ощущение абсолютной свободы.

📍 Дальше — Канны и легендарный Port Pierre Canto. Здесь роскошь соседствует с романтикой моря, а на расстоянии вытянутой руки вы видите яхты, за которыми стоят настоящие истории. И наше путешествие заканчивается в бухте Ангелов — Baie des Anges, домашнем порту команды, где жизнь идёт неторопливо и по-французски красиво.

00:00 Путешествие по Лазурному берегу. Интересные места
00:37 Куда поехать в первую очередь на яхте в путешествие?
03:40 Марина Santa Lucia на Лазурном берегу
10:49 Якорая стоянка на Леринских островах
15:16 Снорклинг на Лазурке: лучшие месте
16:13 В Port Pierre Canto (Канны) на машине
25:13 Обзор Port Vauban и города Антиб
27:58 Baie des Anges или Бухта Ангелов – наш home-port

⛵ Это видео — не просто о маршруте. Это философия яхтинга: исследовать медленно, наслаждаться каждым утром, каждым ужином у воды и каждым новым другом, найденным в порту. Подписывайтесь, если вы хотите жить такую жизнь и мы станем с вами единомышленниками.

Также смотрите другие наши видео:
Первая часть – путешествие по Сен-Тропе ▶️ https://youtu.be/1rlasHugxBI
Инструменты на яхте ▶️ https://youtu.be/2S1Fg7zk5L0
Гурман вечер на Alegria 67 с Сашей Гороном ▶️ https://youtu.be/JrrN3NIItnE
Регата Vendée Globe 2024-2025 ▶️ https://youtu.be/YIz3_gRKPNo
Heyman 42 ▶️ https://youtu.be/7ZmgsznMgz4
Катамаран Aura 51 ▶️ https://youtu.be/n4SwDaFfIk0
FP 41 Fountaine Pajot ▶️ https://youtu.be/iL_lM-X69P4
FP 44 Fountaine Pajot ▶️ https://youtu.be/VqW0VTBMSz4

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