The Cap Ferrat peninsula from the air at blue hour.

Where you board

Six ports, one coast.

From Saint-Tropez to Menton, every harbor we run from. Where you board, where the day can go, which boats call it home, and what the coast actually looks like from the water.

tell us the day

Say it in your own words, and we will point at the water.

Board at any one of these, and the day can carry on into the next port down the coast: together they are the yacht charter in the South of France this fleet runs from end to end.

east of the home port

Beaulieu-sur-Mer

A quiet harbour between Nice and Monaco, and the fleet’s home berth: flat water on the mornings when everywhere else is working.

6 boats run days from here

Monaco

Arrive by sea and the Principality looks the way it was meant to be seen: the Rock on one side, the Larvotto beaches on the other.

6 boats run days from here

Villefranche-sur-MerBay

The deepest, calmest bay on the coast, five minutes from the home berth.

Cap FerratBay

The villa tour only the sea allows, and a table you arrive at by tender.

Mala Beach, Cap d’AilBay

A cliff-backed cove the color of a swimming pool, best before eleven.

Èze-sur-Mer & Cap EstelBay

The corniche seen from underneath: pines on the cliff, deep water at the foot of it.

Larvotto & the Monaco roadsBay

Lunch at anchor off the principality, with the harbor and the rock in full view.

Cap Martin & RoquebruneBay

Old pines leaning out over clear water, with Monaco sitting just behind you.

Menton & the borderBay

The lemon-yellow last town in France, an hour east with the coast sliding by.

west, and the open water

Nice

The easiest place on the coast to start a boat day, and the one most people fly into: airport to open water in twenty minutes.

6 boats run days from here

Antibes

The old ramparts on one side, Billionaires’ Bay on the other, and the calmest water on the coast in between.

6 boats run days from here

Cannes

The Croisette from the water, and the Lérins twenty minutes off the beach, the clearest anchorage on this stretch of coast.

6 boats run days from here

Saint-Tropez

The great run west, and the harbour that still earns its reputation: two hours at a proper pace, and worth every one of them.

6 boats run days from here

The Lérins IslandsBay

Banded turquoise over sand, a monastery in the pines, no cars anywhere.

Cap d’Antibes & the Baie des MilliardairesBay

Villa gardens running down to the rocks, and water that stays clear all afternoon.

PampelonneBay

Five kilometres of pale sand and shallow warm water, and the best of it is the part you can only reach by boat.

The EstérelBay

Red rock falling into clear water on the long run west, and nobody in it.

Cap Camarat & l’EscaletBay

The wild end of the Saint-Tropez peninsula, where the sand gives out and the rock begins.

A day yacht carving a turn across clear turquoise water below a villa-lined headland.

The standard every day is built to

Not sure where to start?

Tell us where you are staying and we will bring the boat to the nearest harbor. The port is where the day begins, not where it has to stay.

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