France · Côte d'Azur
Yacht charter on the French Riviera — Saint-Tropez, Cannes, Antibes and Monaco.

The Riviera is the most concentrated stretch of coast in the Mediterranean: Saint-Tropez to Monaco is under sixty nautical miles, and inside it sit the harbours the whole industry was built around. That density is the point. You can lunch at anchor off the Îles de Lérins, be in Antibes for the afternoon and in Monaco for dinner, without a passage longer than two hours.
Saint-Tropez and the Gulf: the Pampelonne anchorages, and a town that empties of day visitors by seven. Then the Estérel, whose red porphyry cliffs run straight into deep blue water and see far less traffic than their looks deserve.
Cannes and the Îles de Lérins: Sainte-Marguerite is a wooded island fifteen minutes off the Croisette with almost nothing on it, and it is where the yachts go when the Bay of Cannes fills up.
Antibes, Cap Ferrat and Monaco: the deepest harbours, the best provisioning on the coast, and the shortest hops of the whole week.
May and June are the Riviera at its best: warm, green and unhurried. September is the same again with warmer water.
Three weeks are different in kind rather than degree — the Grand Prix in late May, the Film Festival in May and the Yachting Festival in September. Berths triple in price and vanish months ahead. If you want to be there for one of them, the conversation has to start in winter.
Si parte da: Antibes, Golfe-Juan and the Riviera ports
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