Charter a Sacs Rebel 40 in Cannes

A different kind of protected hull edge

Above it sits an open social deck; below are the sleeping spaces that make this more than a simple day platform. The guide follows an earlier inboard reference of 12.32 metres overall by 3.98 metres. Later revisions and outboard versions need a separate comparison, particularly where engines change the stern arrangement.

Choose the stern for the activities planned

The inboard arrangement leaves a different aft space from a version carrying outboard engines. If swimming is the main attraction, compare the actual platform, ladder and crew access. Equipment must have a defined place so the route between cockpit and water stays usable.

The captain chooses suitable conditions and a stopping point. A broad platform can support the programme, but it does not guarantee that particular toys or supervised activities are included.

The covered centre does not shade every seat

A T-top gives cover above part of the cockpit while other areas remain open. Ask where the party will sit at the hottest part of the booking and how lunch is served. A small group may prefer a simple meal and time at rest to a route with several short stops. From Cannes, the islands can provide a direction without fixing an exposed anchorage regardless of conditions.

Accommodation changes the comparison

The earlier reference describes two sleeping rooms and four berths, giving the Rebel a cabin-cruiser dimension as well as an open deck. For an overnight enquiry, compare privacy, bathroom access and the actual bed plan. For a day, establish which spaces guests may use for changing or resting. The proposal confirms the selected boat, licensed guest allowance, skipper, departure point and equipment for the date.