Saint-Tropez · Private yacht charter
Weekly yacht charter in Saint-Tropez
Bring your guests aboard for a weekly yacht charter in Saint-Tropez. Make the yacht your base for a longer coastal holiday, with cabins, meals and an itinerary planned around your party. 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.
- Length of stay
- A week or longer, by request
- Accommodation
- Cabin plan matched to your group
- Route
- Discuss your preferred ports and stops
The yacht, availability and total price are confirmed in your personal proposal.
Choose a gulf-based week or a travelling week
A gulf-based brief can give Saint-Tropez several days of attention: time aboard, evenings ashore where access is arranged and a separate request towards the Pampelonne side of the peninsula. You need not move to a different port every night. Ask whether the party prefers to settle into one rhythm or is looking forward to waking beside a different part of the coast.
More practical details
A travelling brief might include a leg towards Cannes and the Estérel coast as well as time near Saint-Tropez. That adds a passage day and another shore-arrangement conversation. It should be chosen because your group wants the journey, not added automatically to make an itinerary look fuller. The captain must assess the sequence and workable stops for the actual yacht and conditions.
Give the beginning and end enough space
The first day includes finding the agreed marina, boarding, settling into cabins and the safety briefing. Guests arriving at different times can change what fits afterwards. Tell us when the final member of the party can realistically join, and keep the initial passage proportionate to that arrival rather than assuming a full cruising day remains.
More practical details
For a return charter, work back from the required disembarkation time when planning the last part of the week. For a one-way finish near Cannes, have the operator assess availability, any delivery cost and the exact finishing marina. Neither a return to Saint-Tropez nor an alternative finish should be left implicit when guests book onward travel.
Treat Pampelonne as a planned shore or sea day
Pampelonne is on the Ramatuelle side of the peninsula, so it belongs in a different route conversation from simply crossing the gulf. Decide whether the attraction is the coastal setting from aboard or a particular meal ashore. A restaurant reservation and the way guests reach it need to be coordinated with the yacht, suitable conditions and applicable access requirements.
More practical details
Keep an alternative that preserves the point of the day. If the group mainly wants a long lunch together, a meal aboard may be worth discussing. If the shore venue itself is essential, the provider needs to know before the plan is settled. Do not turn a conditional landing into a fixed promise to the whole party.
Read the cabins as a place to live
List couples, single guests and any children who may share. Request the actual beds and bathrooms, not just the headline cabin count. Identify crew accommodation separately and ask which guest spaces remain available when cabins are occupied. Overnight capacity and the permitted number cruising are distinct figures.
More practical details
Privacy, storage and different sleeping routines become noticeable over a week. Discuss whether the party wants breakfast together, quiet mornings or flexibility around meals. A large social deck may be attractive for the afternoon but does not answer how comfortably everyone will live aboard at night.
Coordinate the guest plan with the captain’s plan
Give the captain a short list of priorities and identify which commitments cannot move. A Cannes dinner, a guest joining midway or a fixed return to the gulf can shape several days around it. Ask how the route might change if conditions make the preferred passage or stop unsuitable; do not assign unverified cruising times to each leg.
More practical details
Provisioning follows the same conversation. Share allergies, drinks preferences, children’s meals and how often you expect to eat ashore. Clarify the crew’s service roles and how shore reservations or transfers will be organised. A weekly charter fee should not be assumed to include every restaurant, berth or guest transport arrangement.
Compare a complete week, not a headline fee
Review the named yacht, current photographs, dates, exact embarkation and finish, crew and cabin plan together. The quote should explain fuel, food, berths, delivery and applicable charges. Where an operating-expense allowance is used, ask what it covers, how spending is approved and how the final account is reconciled.
More practical details
Before confirming, read the payment schedule and change, weather and cancellation terms. Send your party’s accommodation needs and a preference for a gulf-based or wider Riviera week to begin. The resulting proposal, rather than a generic seven-day itinerary, should establish what is available for your dates.
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.
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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.