Saint-Tropez · Private yacht charter
Know exactly where your Saint-Tropez yacht day begins.
Start the Saint-Tropez day with one clear marina pin, meeting time and crew contact for the whole party. Check which gulf port the yacht uses and whether boarding is direct or by tender before arranging guest transport.
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.
Name the marina before arranging the drive
Saint-Tropez, Sainte-Maxime, Cogolin and Grimaud are different points around the gulf, not interchangeable labels for one meeting place. The proposal should identify the actual departure and whether everyone boards directly at a berth or uses an arranged tender. Confirm that before booking a car or telling guests where to gather.
More practical details
If people stay on different sides of the gulf, appoint one organiser to check that everyone has the same map pin and time. The crew's current berth instructions and arrival contact are the useful reference on the day.
Keep the return instructions with the departure
Confirm whether the yacht returns to the same place and how the group will continue afterwards. A gulf outing, a coastal day towards Pampelonne and a longer passage can have different practical endings. The captain may adapt the route, while the agreed arrival contact should explain any resulting shore change.
More practical details
Keep passports, payment information and other sensitive material out of the general enquiry form. Where the actual charter requires passenger documentation, follow the contracting provider's stated process. Share dietary needs and important changes through the agreed booking contact so they reach the crew in time.
Describe practical needs early
Steps, gangways and a tender transfer create different boarding experiences. Tell the provider about anyone who needs assistance, children's ages and any mobility requirement before selecting the vessel. An accessible-looking swim platform in a photograph does not explain the route from the quay to the guest seating.
More practical details
Ask what footwear, luggage and clothing suit the actual yacht. Soft manageable bags are easier to place in a limited guest space than a collection of large cases. For an overnight stay, room allocation and storage deserve attention before arriving with provisions or extra luggage.
Make boarding part of the booking time
Allow room for bags, introductions and the safety briefing before the yacht gets underway. A beach-club reservation immediately after the nominal start can make the morning unnecessarily tight. Tell the provider about the last guest's realistic arrival time and any onward commitment that fixes the return.
More practical details
If someone is delayed, use the agreed arrival contact promptly. The yacht may have another booking, berth restriction or fixed crew schedule, so a late start does not automatically extend the finish. A change to the departure port likewise needs agreement rather than a message to the rest of the party alone.
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.