- 所要時間
- Half day
- 人数
- 8–40 名
- デスティネーション
- カマルグ
A sardine lunch on the water is a classic of the Mediterranean coast, and it works especially well on a catamaran, where the group can eat, talk and watch the coastline pass. The boat leaves the harbour at an easy pace, the sardines are grilled for the group, and the table is set for a long, unhurried lunch. The format is simple, generous and sociable.
The sailing leg is short and calm, so that the focus stays on the group rather than on the boat. Participants can take a turn on deck, look out for seabirds and take photographs of the lagoon and the shoreline. The crew handles the navigation and the service, which leaves the group free to enjoy the meal and the conversation.
The lunch suits a seminar break, a client invitation or the closing moment of a stay on the coast. It can be combined with a beach activity or a team challenge before departure, and the menu is adapted to the number of guests and to the season. Departure times depend on the sea and the weather, and the programme is confirmed with the crew in advance.
目的
- Offer a distinctive lunch that combines the sea and regional cooking
- Give a company group a relaxed moment away from the usual setting
- Create a memorable invitation for clients or partners
流れ
- 1The group boards the catamaran at the harbour and is welcomed by the crew.
- 2The boat sails at a calm pace along the coast, with a short navigation.
- 3The sardines and the regional dishes are served on deck during the crossing.
- 4The group returns to the harbour, with time for a coffee or a short debrief.
ご留意事項
- Departure times depend on the sea, the wind and the weather, and are confirmed in advance.
- Participants should wear light clothes, non-slip shoes and bring sun protection.
- Dietary requirements are collected before the day so that the menu can be adapted.
参考予算
Indicative only, to be confirmed on quotation. The price depends on the size of the boat, the duration and the menu. Excluding VAT.
よくあるご質問
Is the sailing leg suitable for everyone?
Yes. The sailing leg is short and calm, and the crew looks after the group. Guests who prefer to stay below deck can do so.
Is the lunch possible in bad weather?
Bad weather or a rough sea can change the programme, and the crew decides on the safety of the outing. An alternative lunch is then proposed on land.
Can the lunch be combined with a beach activity?
Yes. A beach activity or a team challenge can take place before the boarding, which makes a full half-day programme.
