Saint-Tropez · Private yacht charter

Day yacht charter in Saint-Tropez

Bring your guests aboard for a day yacht charter in Saint-Tropez. Spend the day cruising, enjoying lunch aboard and taking time at a suitable coastal stop. Tell us what would make the day for your group and request a full charter quote.

Your charter request

Your Saint-Tropez time aboard

A lunch, a swim or a celebration changes the yacht you need. Send the date and your group’s priorities; we will suggest a charter arrangement and quote for the day you have in mind.

Time aboard
A private day on the coast
Guests
Tell us your party size
Departure
Boarding point agreed in advance
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The yacht, availability and total price are confirmed in your personal proposal.

Keep something unhurried

Pampelonne and the coast of Ramatuelle are ideas to discuss with the captain, not a guaranteed extension to every short charter. The selected yacht, weather and return time determine how far the plan can sensibly go.

Count boarding as real time

Ask when the charter period starts and ends. Meeting the crew, finding the right pontoon and hearing the briefing all occupy part of the day. A clear arrival point is particularly helpful when guests come from different places.

More practical details

The proposal should say whether departure is in Saint-Tropez or a nearby port. If the yacht is delivered for the outing, establish the cost and whether it changes the guest timing. Arrange cars and restaurant plans only after that detail is clear.

A yacht for this particular party

A covered table and comfortable seats may matter more than cabin size for a day afloat. Confirm the cruising guest limit separately from sleeping capacity, and mention children or anyone needing help with steps. Decide whether food is served aboard or arranged ashore, because each changes the route.

More practical details

Compare complete offers for the same duration. Ask about crew, fuel, refreshments, catering and transfers, then review cancellation and weather-change conditions. An enquiry starts the selection; it does not hold a yacht until a booking is confirmed.

Tell us what would make the day

Leave room for the moments you want

Which pauses would make the day for your group? Mark them here to explain your wishes in the proposal. The list neither sets a timetable nor promises a stop.

Our day afloat
Carry these wishes into an enquiry

Refine the arrangements

A few details before the day takes shape

Have I booked when I send the form?

No yacht is held by this message. The provider and you must agree on the vessel, available date, total cost and charter conditions before there is a confirmed booking.

Can everyone meet at the old port?

Do not send the group a meeting point until boarding is agreed. A Saint-Tropez departure, a neighbouring port or a tender connection can each change how the day begins.

Will lunch and fuel be included?

The written offer should say. Ask for the yacht and charter hours, the crew arrangement and each included service, with meals, fuel, moorings and delivery charges addressed separately.

What if we cannot follow the planned route?

Sea conditions, the chosen yacht and local rules guide the captain’s decision. Discuss the alternative programme and the contract’s weather, change and cancellation terms before paying.

Dates · Guests · Yacht

Let’s plan your Saint-Tropez charter

Tell us the date, number of guests and occasion. Mention swimming, lunch or cabin needs, and request the full charter cost.

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