From the Camargue to the Côte Vermeille, Liberty Pass lets you regularly enjoy a boat trip from several iconic ports along the Occitan coast. Find our boats in the Gard, Hérault, Aude, and Pyrénées-Orientales departments, and choose the body of water from which you’d like to sail. The Gulf of Aigues-Mortes, the Thau Basin, the Amethyst Coast, or the Catalan coast: each location offers a different environment to discover during your outings.
The Occitan coastline offers a wide variety of sailing areas, ranging from the Camargue to lagoons, long Mediterranean beaches, and the Catalan coast. From Port-Camargue to Saint-Cyprien, via Sète and Port-Leucate, each area has its own unique character and allows for a variety of outings throughout the year.
From Port-Camargue, the waterway opens onto the Gulf of Aigues-Mortes and the Camargue coastline. Between long beaches, natural areas, and vast stretches of the Mediterranean, this area offers a vast playground for day trips and cruises along the coast.
Located between the Mediterranean Sea and the Thau Basin, Sète occupies a position that is particularly well-suited for a variety of sailing itineraries. From the port, you can quickly head out to sea, sail along the Hérault coast, or explore the landscapes around Mont Saint-Clair and the Sète coastline from the sea.
From Port-Leucate, boat trips allow you to enjoy a coastline that opens onto the Mediterranean, featuring long beaches, lagoons, and rolling hills that gradually give way to the Pyrenees. The area is an excellent starting point for sailing south or exploring the Aude coast on your trips.
From Saint-Cyprien, a boat trip allows you to enjoy the coastline of the Pyrénées-Orientales, with the Albères mountains as a backdrop. As you head south, the landscapes gradually become steeper and offer a particularly pleasant setting for exploring the Catalan coast from the sea.
With Liberty Pass, you can enjoy regular boat trips in Occitanie without the hassles of ownership. A plan designed for boaters who want to sail frequently from their usual home waters—from the Camargue to the Catalan coast— with more freedom than a one-time rental offers.
The Camargue, the Thau Basin, the Amethyst Coast, and the Catalan coastline: Occitanie offers a variety of sailing environments, ranging from wide beaches and lagoons to Mediterranean ports, with the terrain of the Pyrenees serving as a backdrop.
Port-Camargue, Sète, Port-Leucate, and Saint-Cyprien: Liberty Pass lets you choose a base that suits your location and the area where you’d like to sail regularly.
With Liberty Pass, you can enjoy a boat through a subscription plan without having to worry about purchasing, maintenance, insurance, a boat slip, or resale. You sail; we'll take care of the rest.
Unlike one-time rentals, the Liberty Pass boat subscription lets you regularly enjoy the pleasure of sailing from your usual port and fully experience the beauty of the Occitan coastline throughout the year.
Unspoiled beaches, lagoons, rocky headlands, and Mediterranean villages: the Occitan coastline offers many destinations to explore from the sea. From the Camargue to the Côte Vermeille, here are a few sailing ideas accessible from Liberty Pass bases in Occitanie.
Located between the Mediterranean Sea and the foothills of the Pyrenees, Collioure is one of the most iconic destinations along the Catalan coast. Sailing south from Saint-Cyprien, you gradually reach a more rugged coastline and discover, from the sea, the bay, the village, and its characteristic Mediterranean landscapes.
Just a short distance from Port-Camargue, the Espiguette headland offers a landscape typical of the Camargue, featuring dunes, wide beaches, and natural areas. It’s an ideal destination for enjoying a boat trip without straying too far from the port of departure.
Nestled between Mont Saint-Clair, the Mediterranean Sea, and the Thau Basin, Sète enjoys a particularly diverse coastal environment. From the harbor, boat trips offer the chance to explore the Sète coastline, its long beaches, and a landscape shaped by the lagoon.
From Port-Leucate, the cape marks a break in the landscape of the long beaches along the Aude coast. Cliffs, limestone plateaus, and the waters of the Mediterranean create a unique setting to explore from the sea during a boat trip along the coast.
South of Saint-Cyprien, the coastline gradually changes as the Pyrenees meet the Mediterranean. Collioure, Port-Vendres, headlands, and small coves make up a particularly interesting route for exploring the Catalan coast from the sea.
Liberty Pass lets you enjoy regular boat trips from your favorite port in Occitanie, without having to buy a boat or rent one on a per-trip basis. You choose your port, your boat, and your plan, then you sail regularly according to the terms of your subscription.
Port-Camargue, Sète, Port-Leucate, or Saint-Cyprien: Select the marina and the section of the Occitan coastline from which you would like to sail regularly.
Depending on what's available at your marina, choose the model that best suits your sailing preferences, your plans, and your intended use.
Once you've signed up, enjoy regular use of your boat in Occitanie without having to deal with the hassles associated with ownership. All you have to do is choose your next outing and your destination.
Are you interested in signing up for a boat membership in Occitanie but still have questions about how Liberty Pass works, the rates, or the available boats? Find the answers to the most common questions before choosing your port and your sailing area along the Occitan coast.
Liberty Pass operates in several boating areas along the Occitan coast. You can find boats in, for example, Port-Camargue, Sète, Port-Leucate, and Saint-Cyprien. The boats available and their availability vary by port.
The price of a Liberty Pass subscription depends on the boat, its engine, its equipment, and the plan offered. Liberty Pass subscriptions are available starting at €199 per month.
The rate includes, among other things, the boat, its dock space, maintenance, insurance, and the Liberty Pass support service. This is an annual subscription with monthly payments, not a monthly boat rental.
The available models vary depending on the Liberty Pass ports in Occitanie. Depending on the base, different boats may be offered for coastal cruising, day trips, or other recreational boating activities.
The easiest way is to first choose your cruising area, and then browse the boats currently available in the corresponding Liberty Pass database.
The vast majority of Liberty Pass boats are available year-round, except during periods when they require annual maintenance.
The subscription is designed to allow you to sail regularly rather than renting a boat on an occasional basis during peak season. Outings are, of course, subject to weather conditions, sea conditions, and local navigation conditions.
Each boat can accommodate a maximum of 6 Liberty Pass subscribers. Outings are organized using a reservation token system that allows each member to reserve their upcoming time slots through the Liberty Pass app.
Once a trip has been completed, the corresponding token becomes available again and can be used to schedule a new trip. This system allows reservations to be distributed among the various subscribers while maintaining a high degree of flexibility in the boat’s use.
Learn how Liberty Pass works ↗Liberty Pass is currently available in Port-Camargue, Sète, Port-Leucate, and Saint-Cyprien.
These locations make it possible to explore several major areas along the Occitan coastline: the Camargue and the Gulf of Aigues-Mortes, the Sète area, the Aude coastline, and the Catalan coast.