Saint-Tropez · Private yacht charter
Corporate yacht hospitality on the Gulf of Saint-Tropez.
Bring your guests aboard for a corporate yacht charter in Saint-Tropez. Host a client lunch, team gathering or private reception with a programme suited to your guests. 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.
- Yacht
- Selected for your group
- Departure
- Saint-Tropez area, agreed marina
- Price
- Quote for your dates and plans
The yacht, availability and total price are confirmed in your personal proposal.
Arrival is part of the hosting
Send guests a clear meeting point once the marina is agreed. Hotels and venues around Saint-Tropez, Sainte-Maxime and the wider gulf can create different shore journeys. A hosted arrival works best when one organiser knows who is coming, who may be late and whether anyone needs assistance boarding.
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Keep the guest list complete, including a company photographer or other supplier. The actual vessel's permitted guest arrangement is part of the proposal. If the event is intended to remain alongside, say so: berth hospitality and cruising can involve different conditions and access requirements.
Keep the business commitment realistic
Leave a margin before guests' onward appointments. The coast is an operating environment, and a charter should not depend on an inflexible sequence of several distant stops. A shorter route with more hospitality time can be the better choice for people meeting for the first time.
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Provide the business purpose, date, attendance, preferred meal and any essential technology or branding. Compare proposals through the actual yacht, hosting arrangement, confirmed marina and itemised costs. Availability and services are assessed individually; the programme should support the relationship you want to build.
A setting for the conversation
A client lunch and a team celebration ask different things of a yacht. One may need a quiet table and measured service; the other may benefit from a more open social arrangement. Describe the purpose of the occasion in ordinary terms before choosing a vessel. That makes the shortlist more useful than a request based only on length.
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The gulf can support a programme where the main value is time together. Guests see Saint-Tropez from the water and settle into a shared meal without making a long passage the focus. If the coastline beyond the gulf is important, allow the journey to become part of the experience rather than treating it as invisible travel time.
Hosting across the deck
Look at where guests will sit during each part of the programme. A formal table, an informal cockpit and an upper lounge can create different conversations. A flybridge gives another perspective but may divide a group; a single-level social area can keep hosts and guests together more easily.
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Shelter and sound matter as much as appearance. A private business discussion benefits from a place where everyone can hear comfortably. If you need a screen, reliable connectivity or presentation equipment, specify the actual requirement. A yacht described as luxury does not establish a meeting-room installation or uninterrupted mobile service.
Food and brand presence
A meal can give the afternoon its natural structure. Choose between light refreshments, a seated lunch and more elaborate catering before adding entertainment. Dietary information should reach the service provider through one contact, and delivery should fit the crew's preparation window.
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Branding should feel deliberate and proportionate. Printed menus or a small welcome item may serve the occasion better than large installations that occupy working deck space. Any attachment, banner or equipment needs the operator's approval. A photographer should understand whether the gathering is private, promotional or intended for publication.
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.
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.