SAS Open Sail
Performance sailing courses and shared sailing trips, from the Atlantic to the Caribbean
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A fast, modern sailing trimaran built for people who want to sail for real: responsive under canvas, stable at anchor and laid out so that everyone keeps a corner of privacy.
This performance trimaran is designed to be sailed. The wide platform and slim outer hulls give quick, lively handling and a reassuring sense of balance, so guests can take the helm, trim the sails and feel the boat accelerate in a good breeze without the heel of a monohull.
Life on board centres on the raised deck saloon, a bright space with large windows, a galley and a dining area that opens onto the cockpit. Outside, the sheltered cockpit offers seating and a second table for meals in the open air, while the trampolines on the foredeck are the place to relax between manoeuvres.
Guest cabins have independent access and are spread between the main deck and the outer hulls, which keeps sleeping areas quiet and private even when the boat is full. Storage and technical spaces sit in the central hull, leaving cabins and saloon uncluttered.
It is a boat for sailors who appreciate efficiency and comfort in equal measure, and for anyone keen to discover what a modern multihull can do.
- Length: 14.20m
- Type: Trimaran
- Fits 6 guests
About Us
Open Sail is a French sailing school and charter company based in La Rochelle, specialised in dynamic, performance oriented sailing. Its fleet includes modern Pogo and RM monohulls as well as TS catamarans and NEEL trimarans, chosen for speed, seaworthiness and comfortable cruising.
State certified instructors lead courses and shared sailing trips where guests take an active part in manoeuvres, sail trim and life on board, progressing at their own level towards sailing independently. Alongside the courses, Open Sail offers bareboat and skippered charters.
The company sails the French Atlantic coast and the Mediterranean in summer and moves to the Caribbean in winter, with departures from Le Marin in Martinique towards the Grenadines and the French islands.
