Saint-Tropez · Private yacht charter
Princess F65 yacht charter in Saint-Tropez
Considering a Princess F65 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 Princess F65
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
- 20.30 m
- Beam
- 5.09 m
- Accommodation reference
- 4 guest cabins; 8 berths
The yacht, availability and total price are confirmed in your personal proposal.
Specifications, sources & model shortlist
Keep a week in the gulf, or travel?
A Saint-Tropez week can revolve around the gulf, allowing familiar shore connections and flexible coastal days. Alternatively, a travelling request can include a wider Riviera outline towards the Estérel and Cannes. These are distinct programmes. Decide whether changing surroundings or having a settled base matters more to your group before comparing vessel proposals.
More practical details
The first afternoon should reflect the guests’ real arrival time. Packing, provisioning and the captain’s briefing can make an ambitious first passage unattractive. At the other end of the trip, confirm where everyone disembarks. A Cannes finish may suit onward plans, but delivery, one-way terms and the availability of a suitable final berth need their own agreement.
Four cabins need a guest plan
The manufacturer gives the F65 a length of 20.30 metres including the pulpit and a beam of 5.09 metres. Its published accommodation is eight berths across four guest cabins. These are useful comparison facts, particularly when several couples or a family party want nights aboard. They do not establish the certified charter capacity or guarantee the configuration of an individual vessel.
More practical details
Allocate the rooms before falling in love with a deck photograph. Ask about bed types, bathroom access and the size differences between cabins. A four-cabin yacht may work beautifully for one party and create awkward compromises for another. Confirm the crew’s accommodation and how their working areas relate to the guest spaces during a longer stay.
Think in meals as well as miles
The F65 manufacturer arrangement includes an aft galley and several social areas. Use that information to discuss how your party will eat and relax, rather than assuming a particular service level. Explain whether breakfast should be informal, lunch a central event, and dinner aboard or ashore. The crew composition and provisioning plan should support that pattern.
More practical details
A Pampelonne shore visit can be a highlight without becoming the entire charter timetable. Ask how the proposed vessel, anchoring conditions and shore connection fit the intended meal. Keep an enjoyable aboard alternative if the captain cannot support that exact plan. Any restaurant booking and cancellation conditions remain separate from the yacht agreement.
Make the comparison specific
For an F65 request, include the bed plan alongside the dates. State who stays aboard, who only joins during the day and whether the itinerary returns to Saint-Tropez or finishes elsewhere. A comparable yacht can be assessed against the same requirements. Review the actual hull, confirmed guest limits, crew, marina plan, provisioning, fuel and terms together before choosing the offer.
Examine the offered hull, not just its model
Ask for current photographs of exterior shade, stairs, the cabins and the table you expect to use. Confirm equipment important to your comfort, including any stabilisation or tender arrangement, by name. Optional manufacturer features are not an inventory list. A yacht’s build year and subsequent refit can matter as much as the letters on the model badge.
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.