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Boat hire in the Camargue

38 yachts in the catalogue from €703/week

Based on current catalogue prices. Availability and final price are confirmed for your dates.

The Camargue boating choice needs a clear distinction between the inland canal setting and the nearby sea coast. For a cabin-boat holiday, choose the actual hire base and waterway section first, then compare the vessel and dates. Charter Easy helps clarify the collection, return and service arrangements with the operator.

Charter Easy is a charter agency. We help compare offers and support you before, during and after your trip.

A wetland channel alongside the Digue de la Mer near Saintes-Maries-de-la-Mer, Camargue.

Choose a departure point

Compare where to start

Compare departure areas and open their catalog offers. Each marker is placed at a representative base; check the exact pickup base on your offer.

See the locations together, then open the catalog for your preferred area or start.

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Yacht counts do not include a date filter. Choose your dates in the catalogue to check availability.

Planning your charter

Choose inland waters or a coastal enquiry

VNF treats the Canal du Rhône à Sète towards Arles as a distinct inland destination, with Aigues-Mortes, Villeneuve-lès-Maguelone and Saint-Gilles in its regional context. Saint-Gilles’ marina links to that canal; Bellegarde is a separate freshwater port between Nourriguier lock and Saint-Gilles.

The Camargue name also appears in the Mediterranean coastal setting, but a canal-boat offer does not establish sea capability or permission. The regional search also includes the separate Lez and Lattes setting. Choose the precise departure and intended waters with the actual vessel; the operator confirms the boat and section you book.

Check the precise base and access arrangements

Port Ariane at Lattes is a freshwater inland harbour on the Lez, reached through a lock. Its harbour authority publishes separate port and Lez-lock rules. Use the Lattes departure page to narrow that start, and confirm the actual boat’s handover point and intended section.

Discuss the precise route and current access with the operator and relevant authority. A named canal, lock or nearby coastal destination is a geographic reference, not an unrestricted passage for every vessel. Read the confirmed collection and return bases before organising your arrival.

Compare the boat and holiday arrangement

Read the cabin and berth plan, equipment and service entries for your party and dates. Decide whether to request a return trip or enquire about one-way hire; both bases must be clear for a one-way arrangement. The operator should confirm the actual vessel, waterway section and document or skipper requirements.

Compare the charter price with known mandatory charges and marina payments. Keep the refundable deposit separate and clarify unconfirmed amounts. The dated offer and documents establish the final boat, base arrangements, services and payment and deposit terms.

Check current canal and harbour information

Use the applicable navigation authority’s current information for the precise section, including Notices to Boatmen, lock operation, planned works and water restrictions. Where the route involves Lattes and the Lez lock, consult the harbour’s current rules too. Coastal geography and inland operating arrangements are separate planning checks.

Send Charter Easy your preferred waterway and base, dates, party size, cabin needs and intended return plan. We help narrow the offers and coordinate questions before departure, during the charter and after return.

Questions before you choose

  • Is a Camargue boat holiday necessarily a sea charter?

    No. This guide introduces the inland Canal du Rhône à Sète setting and actual cabin-boat bases. Have the operator confirm the selected vessel and intended waters; the regional name does not establish sea capability.

  • Where does the Lattes start fit?

    Port Ariane is an inland freshwater harbour on the Lez, accessed through a lock. Read the actual boarding point on the boat offer and check the current harbour and lock arrangements for the proposed trip.

  • Can I plan a one-way canal holiday?

    Enquire about the particular boat and dates with both collection and return bases stated. VNF distinguishes one-way hire from return trips and network-dependent loops; the operator and current section conditions control the actual arrangement.

  • What makes the hire offer complete?

    Confirm the vessel, dates, cabin and berth plan, start and return base, intended section, documents and service. Read known charges and marina payments, clarify missing amounts and keep the separate deposit conditions in the confirmed documents.

Explore offers in the catalogue

A few examples matching this destination. Check the product and charter terms on each page; availability for your dates is confirmed during the booking process.

Why book with Charter Easy

A clearer picture of your charter, with one contact to help you make decisions and coordinate the details.

  • Availability checked with the operator

    Catalog information and an enquiry are not a confirmed booking. We coordinate confirmation of your selected yacht and dates with the charter operator.

  • Clearer terms and costs

    Before you decide, we help clarify the operator, what is included, mandatory extras, documents, payments, the security deposit and key contract terms.

  • Help with handover and questions

    We help you understand check-in and check-out procedures, document concerns and communicate with the operator if a problem arises.

  • Support throughout your charter

    You can contact us before departure, during the charter and after your return for help coordinating questions with the operator.

  • Different fleets, one contact

    Compare offers from professional charter operators with our help, and coordinate your selection and booking details through Charter Easy.