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A quiet toast on the aft deck of a boat at dusk.

Celebrations

Birthdays, proposals, and the rest

Tell us the occasion and how much of it should stay a secret. "We are going to lunch in Villefranche" has covered a hundred boardings.

Tell us the occasion and how much of it should stay a secret. Flowers waiting aboard, a cake kept out of sight, a photographer on the quay, a particular cove at a particular hour. "We are going to lunch in Villefranche" has covered a hundred boardings.

The crew hold the surprise as carefully as you do, and the setting does the rest: glassy evening water, the coast turning gold, and the moment arriving exactly where you planned it. The answer, for the record, has always been yes.

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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Cap Ferrat15 min

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

Villefranche-sur-Mer10 min

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

The fleet

Boats that run this day.

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Celebrations

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

Arrive where the party is6–8 hours

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.

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.