Saint-Tropez · Private yacht charter
A Saint-Tropez yacht day with thoughtful access to the water.
Choose swim access through the whole journey from deck to sea and back aboard. For a Saint-Tropez yacht day, the actual platform, ladder and crew support matter together, alongside the captain’s choice of a suitable stop.
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.
Look beyond the photograph at water level
A broad platform looks inviting, yet swimmers use more than its surface. They need a comfortable route down from the deck, an appropriate way into the water and a way back aboard. Examine those elements together on the actual yacht rather than treating platform size as a complete answer.
More practical details
Fixed stern areas, lowering platforms and fold-out terraces create different arrangements. Their operation and permitted use depend on the vessel and the crew's procedures. A moving platform is not automatically a passenger lift, and an open terrace does not imply unrestricted access while the yacht is underway.
A stop chosen for the day
The captain selects a suitable place according to conditions, the yacht and applicable local arrangements. The Gulf of Saint-Tropez and the coastline towards Pampelonne can suggest the atmosphere you want, but an enquiry should not depend on swimming in one exact spot regardless of the day.
More practical details
Explain whether swimming is central to the charter or simply something you would enjoy if conditions allow. That helps the operator shape the route and the time available. A programme with a long restaurant visit and several coastal stops may leave less useful water time than a simpler outing.
Different swimmers need different support
Tell the operator about children, hesitant swimmers or mobility needs before a yacht is selected. Describe the practical situation rather than asking only whether the yacht is family friendly. The actual ladder, steps, supervision and equipment should suit those guests.
More practical details
Swimming ability, confidence and energy can change during a day at sea. Guests should follow the crew's instructions about when and where to enter the water. A platform is a physical feature; it is not a substitute for a properly managed stop or individual care around the sea.
Keep the deck comfortable afterwards
Towels, a rinse and a place to put wet belongings make the transition back aboard easier. Consider how swimmers move towards seating or a changing space without crossing food service or equipment. On a group day, a clear routine helps both guests and crew keep the shared areas usable.
More practical details
If water toys are part of the idea, list the actual equipment you would like. Storage, launching, supervision and local operating rules may affect what can be offered. A model photograph containing a tender or toy does not mean that item is included with every yacht of the same design.
Choose the whole charter, not one feature
A platform-led shortlist should still consider shade, seating and the meal. The people who stay aboard need a comfortable day too. A yacht that balances water access with a good shared cockpit may be more useful than one selected only for its largest stern area.
More practical details
Send your dates, group and swimming priorities, including any specific assistance needs. The proposal should identify the vessel and its actual access arrangement, along with crew support and included equipment. The final stopping place and use of the water remain subject to the captain's assessment and the operating conditions.
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.