The charter fee covers the yacht, standard equipment, and insurance. Cleaning, tourist tax, and any optional extras (skipper, paddle board, etc.) are billed at the base — we confirm the full breakdown when you request a quote.
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Perfect for racing-minded crews. The Pogo 36 is a purpose-built performance yacht that rewards active sailing, this isn't a relaxation cruiser, it's built for speed and handling. If your group enjoys trimming sails, playing with a spinnaker, and getting competitive on the water, Aminata delivers genuine thrills.
Standout speed and kit. The gennaker and spinnaker combo transforms her into a proper racing machine, while the chart plotter keeps navigation straightforward even if you're charting unfamiliar waters after a long-haul flight. Three cabins sleep six comfortably for a week's adventure, and cockpit cushions at least add some comfort during those longer passages.
Excellent value proposition. At €2,950 per week with a modest €4,000 deposit, you're getting serious performance credentials without the superyacht price tag, this is honest money for a lively, well-equipped sailing vessel that won't bore experienced crews.
One honest note: The Pogo 36 demands active crew participation and sailing knowledge; this isn't forgiving for beginners or those wanting a leisurely float. If your group includes non-sailors or anyone expecting a relaxed pace, you might find her demanding rather than fun.
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Based at Port de la Trinité-sur-Mer, in La Trinité-sur-Mer, France. Aminata is operated by Open Sail.
Cours des Quais
Port de la Trinité-sur-Mer is ideally positioned for exploring the Gulf of Morbihan, where you can spend week one sailing amongst shallow-draft channels, islands, and anchorages within a few hours of departure. The marina works well as a base for westbound cruising toward the Quiberon Peninsula and Belle-Île, or eastbound into the Vilaine estuary, giving you flexible options depending on wind conditions and preference. Protected waters dominate week one, making this a good choice if you want to acclimatise to your boat before reaching open water.
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