Fair Winds, Always

Dear Sailors, Friends, and Fellow Dreamers,

After years of sharing sunsets, anchorages, and freedom on the water, GotoSailing.com is lowering its sails.

This has been more than just a platform — it was a small world where strangers became guests, guests became friends, and the sea became our common language.

Thank you for every search, every booking, every message, and every mile you trusted with us. We are deeply grateful for your presence in our journey.

New horizons always call — and while GotoSailing.com's voyage ends here, the spirit that shaped it will continue wherever the wind takes us next.

Fair winds, always.

For any inquiries, please contact us at

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Vieux-Port de Marseille

The Old Port of Marseille (Vieux-Port de Marseille) is at the end of the major street of Marseille: Canebière. It has been the natural harbor of the city since the ancient times and is now the main popular place in Marseille. It became predominantly pedestrian in 2013. Vieux Port de Marseille has an energetic marina and is known for its fashionable hotels, beachfront cafes, and seafood restaurants serving mullet and lobster from the dockside fish market. The port is guarded by the centuries-old Fort Saint-Jean, which is located near the Romanesque-style Saint-Laurent Church. Late-night bars and clubs are full of visitors close to the art deco Opéra de Marseille.

France

Sea Zest à la Française

Famous for her historical attractions‚ cuisine and unique culture‚ France offers a variety of faces in her inland waterways as well as its northern and southern shores. The south coast of France stretches from Spain in the west to the Italian border in the east. Here you can enjoy fancy and luxurious port cities such as Nice and St. Tropez‚ and also visit small fishing villages.

Boat Rental in France