Hanse Sailboat rentals in Atlantic Europe

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7 sailboats in Atlantic Europe

-18%
4,0

Hanse 415 (2015)

Marina San Miguel (Spain)
3 Cabins • 8 Berths • 39 ft

From 1 806 €
4,5

Hanse 320 (2008)

Quiberon (France)
2 Cabins • 6 Berths • 31 ft

From 1 428 €
-7%

Hanse 44 Varianta (2012)

Port of Kernével (France)
4 Cabins • 10 Berths • 43 ft

From 2 675 €
-5%
5,0

Hanse 315 (2017)

Baiona (Spain)
2 Cabins • 6 Berths • 32 ft

From 1 273 €
-5%
4,0

Hanse 415 (2017)

Baiona (Spain)
3 Cabins • 8 Berths • 44 ft

From 1 662 €
-1%

Hanse 348 (2019)

Le Crouesty (France)
3 Cabins • 8 Berths • 34 ft

From 1 796 €
-1%

Hanse 400 (2007)

Quiberon (France)
3 Cabins • 6 Berths • 39 ft

From 2 132 €

5
Silvana • Jun 2023

On our Azorian voyage on the beautiful, spacious yacht 'Let's Sea' (Bavaria C45, model 2019) we travelled 175 nautical miles and experienced the full weather sp... read more

5
Silvana • Jun 2023

On our Azorian voyage on the beautiful, spacious yacht 'Let's Sea' (Bavaria C45, model 2019) we travelled 175 nautical miles and experienced the full weather spectrum of the Azores. The itineray was very rich - sailing, anchoring in beautiful bays, whale & dolphin watching, exploring the islands. The food on board prepared by the captain was delicious. We feel very lucky to have chosen this charter company. Not only was it great to have a female captain in charge, but we really enjoyed their company and they loved to share their passion. They were wonderful hosts and it really was a memorable adventure!
4
Ivo • Jun 2023

Great experience and very friendly.
4
Mark • Apr 2023

The charter company did a good job. The boat was in good condition. Sails were in good to fair condition. The rest of the boat was good to excellent. We had... read more

4
Mark • Apr 2023

The charter company did a good job. The boat was in good condition. Sails were in good to fair condition. The rest of the boat was good to excellent. We had a week with a lot of wind. Perhaps too much wind for our comfort sometimes. This was our first charter in the Trade Winds so we had not sailed in 20-30 knots and 2 plus meter waves. So we ended up sailing just on the protected side of the island.
5
Hector Angus • Sep 2022

From the start, Ivan (the CEO/Owner) was excellent, sent through example itineraries, sorted out where to park (we have a big old camper van) and great run thro... read more

5
Hector Angus • Sep 2022

From the start, Ivan (the CEO/Owner) was excellent, sent through example itineraries, sorted out where to park (we have a big old camper van) and great run through of the yacht. The sailing was spectacular, we had good weather start to finish, some fog in the mornings, which we learned off our Irish neighbours in Cangas marina was a feature of the weather in. August, this did not get in the way of our sailing. Ivan managed to sort out a permit for us to anchor off Islas Cies, which is a must visit destination in the area, it was fairly busy with boats and anchorage was limited so I'd recommend getting there in the morning (early). All in all, we had a fantastic time, on a great yacht, from an excellent charter company, Highly recommended,
3
Luc • Aug 2022

The Marina at Cherbourg is an excellent location to discover South-England and the Channel Islands. It is accessible 24h/24h, which gives no restrictions for pl... read more

3
Luc • Aug 2022

The Marina at Cherbourg is an excellent location to discover South-England and the Channel Islands. It is accessible 24h/24h, which gives no restrictions for planning trips. The welcome/reception upon arrival was short, most likely because we arrived after noon and the office on a Saturday only is open till 12h00. We where guided to the boat and keys where handed over, but: an overall tour on the boat explaining all of its functioning was not included. The cleaning of the boat was only done superficial. Boat condition: - Kitale, Oceanis 411, dates from 1999 and is a nice sailing vessel. - Saturday we discovered that both navigation and steam lights did not function. It was inspected on Sunday by the owner and a missing light bulb was installed in the navigation lights. However, the steam light was not repaired. - the boat has good sails and is well equipped to go on the ocean. all charts, safety equipment and repair kits are present and in good condition; - elements for daily use that where missing: 2/4 mooring lines, 2/8 fenders (and one flat). - the spare hand-held port and starboard navigation lights and stern light did not have functioning batteries; - the cabin window on the starboard side is leaking. It is a known problem, covered with duck-tape. - the autopilot is not functioning and sometimes functioning of navigation instruments vanished and re-start up was required; - the system for the pumping off the water of the shower is not working or its functioning is not clear. We did not manage to get it done, called on that but did not receive an answer. - the engine of the dinghy was spilling oil (known problem), the Jerrican only contained a minimum amount of fuel; - we repaired the deck brush; - some of the comments indicated where already handed over in previous check-lists and also available from the log book. It is a pity action was not yet taken. - maybe it is time to do some hull polishing. Upon arrival, Saturday morning, we overall cleaned the boat and left, the keys where put on the navigation table. Destination: the region is absolutely beautiful and also fun sailing. South England is within reach of 15h of sailing. Isle of White has interesting nature, evidence of defence infrastructure, nice marina's, places to visit such as Osbourne House. The Channel Islands show a mixture of English and French history and beautiful nature, with nice bays (Alderney, Sark) and very lively and friendly marina's and cities worth visiting (St. Helier, St. Peter Port) at Jersey and Guernsey. With a little bit of effort, this sailing boat can be brought in top-condition, which would give its hosts full satisfaction upon sailing. We absolutely had a top holiday and very much enjoyed the sailing. However, in this condition we judged the price overrating the quality-service received.
5
Ari • Jul 2022

We had a great sailing day!
5
Christophe • Jul 2022

Great week around La Trinité / Concarneau / les Glenans….
5
James • Jan 2022

The Oceanis was in great condition and comfortable. 20 knots of wind on final day the highpoint. Wished we had another few days to explore. Alex and team loo... read more

5
James • Jan 2022

The Oceanis was in great condition and comfortable. 20 knots of wind on final day the highpoint. Wished we had another few days to explore. Alex and team looked after us well at the marina. Definitely booking again.

Hanse Sailboat rentals in Atlantic Europe

7 sailboats in Atlantic Europe

Hanse 415 (2015)

Hanse 320 (2008)

Hanse 44 Varianta (2012)

Hanse 315 (2017)

Hanse 415 (2017)

Hanse 348 (2019)

Hanse 400 (2007)

Sailing route from Lorient (Kernevel)

South of Portugal Sailing Itinerary

Sailing Trip around Lanzarote and Fuerteventura!

Spectacular sailing trip around the Canary Islands!

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Sailboat charter Atlantic France

Sailboat charter Canary Islands

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Hanse Sailboat rentals in Atlantic Europe

7 sailboats in Atlantic Europe

Hanse 415 (2015)

Hanse 320 (2008)

Hanse 44 Varianta (2012)

Hanse 315 (2017)

Hanse 415 (2017)

Hanse 348 (2019)

Hanse 400 (2007)

Suggested itineraries

Sailing route from Lorient (Kernevel)

South of Portugal Sailing Itinerary

Sailing Trip around Lanzarote and Fuerteventura!

Spectacular sailing trip around the Canary Islands!

Don't miss it in Atlantic Europe

Sailboat charter Atlantic France

Sailboat charter Canary Islands

Sailboat charter Portugal

Sailboat charter Northern Spain