Your stay aboard this romantic sailboat will remain engraved in your memory. His Tahiti-ketch plan, drawn in 1923, has long been the reference for circumnavigations. Illustrious names have recounted in detail their solitary journeys around the world, such as Bernard Moitessier (Marie-Thérèse II) and Jean Gau (Atom). Our Djamous, built in 1961, sailed until 1975 between the Aven and African ports, from which it takes its name which means buffalo in Chadian. Housing. A yacht measuring 9.80 m from bow to stern and 3.05 m wide. All in wood (mahogany trim, acacia frames, aformosia decks) it has just been restored and equipped for offshore living for 3, therefore sober and efficient: double cabin at the bow, saloon for dining alone , equipped kitchen, chemical toilets, 500W electric heating and 5 kW diesel Nordic heating. 200 liter water tank. A solar shower allows you to cool off directly on the deck when returning from the beach (100m). The sanitary facilities reserved for boaters with hot shower and WC are in the Harbor Master building (200m). Their access is by badge (provided). Live like a sailor, you will find dry land differently. Outdoor and indoor tables, seat foam, hammock, hanging chair... indulge in a lascivious life on the pontoon or at sea (Djamous sails on demand). Need to go out, hunt, window shop? La Rochelle is a museum town with pedestrian streets and shaded arcades. Its sunny terraces, its pubs, its nightlife are waiting for you! The sea bus will take you there in less than 30 minutes (50 m). Homebody, need to cocoon? The video projector will project your favorite film or your filmed memories on the big screen (USB, HDMI, or Wifi ports shared from your smartphone or PC). Want to sail, get away for a day, a weekend or more? Ask me ! My cell phone will be communicated to you after reservation.

Me as the captain, I will welcome you. I will answer all your questions for the benefit of your stay and will suggest a sea trip if the weather permits.

The Djamous is at the port of Les Minimes. At your request and subject to conditions, she can be moved to stay at the Old Port subject to available space. La Rochelle is a 17th century museum town. Shady arcaded streets, restaurants, pubs, shops, museums. It is the city of the Francofolies and the Grand Pavois. Small beach in the city center, another at Les Minimes accessible by sea bus from the famous towers. Rental of jetskis, paddleboards, tracktee buoys, sailing lessons for children or adults, inter-island cruises, Aix, Ré and Oleron., and of course Fort Boyard, very close, will not fail to amaze you. The Djamous sails and invites itself on request to Saint Martin de Ré, Aix, Boyardville, Saint Denis d'Oleron, to name but a few. Ask Justine to agree with your skipper. In La Rochelle, bicycles for hire, bus, and sea bus which connects the Old Port to Les Minimes every 30 minutes. Check the timetables.