Saint-Tropez · Private yacht charter
Lagoon 630 Motor Yacht charter in the Saint-Tropez area
Considering a Lagoon 630 Motor Yacht for your Saint-Tropez yacht rental? Review its dimensions and cabin reference, then tell us how many people are coming and how you want to spend the day.
Your charter request
Request Lagoon 630 Motor Yacht
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 overall
- 19.50 m overall
- Beam
- 10.00 m
- Accommodation reference
- Four-, five- and six-cabin versions; galley arrangement varies
The yacht, availability and total price are confirmed in your personal proposal.
Specifications, sources & model shortlist
A motor programme still needs room for the sea
The route does not depend on setting sails, but arrival times still respond to weather, operating speed and guest comfort. A Saint-Tropez enquiry might favour a quiet coastal day or a longer passage with fewer stops. Choosing which experience matters most helps avoid a schedule that leaves every place in a hurry.
More practical details
Regional evidence places the 630 Motor Yacht in the Riviera and Corsica charter market. It does not establish a permanent berth in the gulf. Manufacturer cabin arrangements describe accommodation and should not be advertised as a charter passenger limit.
A catamaran without a sailing rig
The Lagoon 630 Motor Yacht has no mast or sails. Its main outdoor levels are the wide cockpit and the substantial flybridge above the saloon, with accommodation distributed between two hulls. It should therefore be compared as a power catamaran, rather than treated as a 620 sailing yacht with a slightly different name.
More practical details
At 19.50 metres overall and ten metres in beam, the 630 has a different balance of length and width from a conventional motor yacht. The appeal for a Saint-Tropez party is the spread of living spaces: people can gather for a meal, move upstairs for a view or remain inside without relying on one seating area for every activity.
The stern brings the water into the programme
Steps at the stern and the platform area between the hulls make the aft end a useful focus for a swim stop. Guests returning aboard and the crew handling equipment share that space, so the particular tender and platform arrangement matter to the day's routine.
More practical details
A gulf programme can give everyone time to settle before lunch, swim when conditions suit and return to a comfortable table. If the itinerary includes a beach visit at Pampelonne, decide how much time should remain beside the yacht. A long shore meal may be enjoyable, but it also reduces the part of the day spent using the 630's broad decks.
Choose bedrooms through the actual floor plan
The manufacturer documented four-, five- and six-cabin versions, with different galley positions. More separate rooms and a larger principal suite answer different needs. A group of friends staying several nights should compare bed sizes and bathrooms rather than assuming that every cabin offers an equivalent experience.
More practical details
The galley position also influences the main saloon. Food preparation can be closer to the shared room or separated into a hull, depending on the arrangement. For a holiday with several meals aboard, consider that relationship alongside the size of the dining area and the proposed crew service.
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.