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Solenne, an 85 metre motor yacht with a navy hull, at anchor off the pines of Île Sainte-Marguerite in the soft evening light.
Solenne, an 85 metre motor yacht with a navy hull, at anchor off the pines of Île Sainte-Marguerite in the soft evening light.

Yacht charter on the Côte d’Azur

Between the old port of Cannes and the pines of the Lérins islands, we charter seven yachts we know from bow to stern, each with its own crew and its week priced in full before you ask.

A guest sits at the edge of Solenne’s swim platform at sunset, feet in the still water, a glass of rosé beside her.

A week at anchor

Lunch with rosé and lemons in the shade of Solenne’s aft deck, Île Sainte-Marguerite beyond.

Lunch in the shade off Sainte-Marguerite, a swim before the tender takes you into town.

Aliénor, a 118 metre superyacht, at anchor off Cap Ferrat at golden hour, a silver and black helicopter resting on her long foredeck.

Aliénor

Length

118 m

Length

118 m

Guests

12

Cabins

7

From, per week

€2,450,000

Every week, priced in full

Before you sign, you see what the week will cost. Three figures, nothing left for later.

How a charter works

Charter fee

The yacht and her crew for seven nights, set by the season and the cruising ground.

APA, around 30 %

An advance for fuel, food, harbours and drinks, accounted for to the euro at the end of the week.

VAT

Set by where the yacht cruises, shown on every quote before you sign.

Stone quay of the old port of Cannes at dawn with the hill of Le Suquet

Quai Saint-Pierre, Cannes

One broker plans your week, from the first call to the last night on board. We answer the same day, in French, English, Italian, German, Spanish or Dutch.

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