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A Riviera beach club in full swing at golden hour, guests dancing on the sand with champagne under string lights.

Beach clubs

Arrive where the party is

Club 55, Loulou, Nikki Beach and the Lérins tables. The best afternoons on this coast are reached from the water, and the boat is both the ride and the place you come back to.

The great Riviera beach clubs were built to be arrived at by sea. We hold the table, anchor just off the sand, and run you in by tender: no queue, no car park, no long walk in the heat. Lunch turns into the afternoon, the afternoon turns into champagne with your feet in the sand, and the music comes up as the light goes long.

When you have had enough of the crowd, the boat is fifty meters away and completely yours: a swim off the platform, a lie-down in the shade, and back ashore whenever the mood takes you. We know which clubs are worth it on which day of the week, and which ones to skip.

Every day here is shaped around the people aboard. The route, the lunch and the pace are the crew's to arrange once you tell us what you are dreaming of.

Where this day goes

The anchorages it reaches.

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Pampelonne20 min

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

Larvotto & the Monaco roads5 min

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

The Lérins Islands20 min

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

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Boats that run this day.

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Beach clubs

Make this day yours.

Tell us roughly when and how many of you, and the crew will come back with the shape of it.

Other days

More ways to spend it.

All experiences

Your own boat, on callBy the hour

Dinner in Saint-Jean, a party across the bay, a yacht at anchor to reach: a private tender and crew at your disposal for the evening, running you there and home again.

Arrive by seaPoint to point

Nice to Saint-Tropez without the coast road, Monaco without the tunnel. A transfer that is also the best hour of the trip: bags aboard, and you step ashore where the day actually starts.

A better end to the conference4–8 hours

Cannes and Nice fill with people in lanyards for a week at a time. Four hours on the water does more for a client than another dinner, and it can be invoiced properly.

A full day, coast to cove8 hours

Out at ten while the water is still glass. A cove before the crowds find it, lunch somewhere you can only arrive at by sea, and the run home with the light going gold.