Experiences
Days worth planning around.
Every charter is built rather than booked off a menu. These are the shapes a day usually takes — the rest is ours to arrange.
The classic
A full day, coast to cove
Out at ten while the water is still glass. A cove before the crowds find it, lunch somewhere you can only arrive at by sea, and the run home with the light going gold.
Half day
Four hours, and back for dinner
Enough for Villefranche and Cap Ferrat, a long swim and a drink on the water. The day that fits around everything else you had planned.
Sunset
The two best hours
Out at six with the coast on one side and the sun going down the other. The sea flattens, the light goes, and everybody stops talking. Back alongside in the dark.
The islands
Saint-Honorat and the Lérins
Twenty minutes off Cannes and a different century. Anchor off the monastery, swim in water the colour of a pool, and eat at La Guérite under the pines with the tender waiting.
For families
The day the children remember
Sea pool rigged off the platform, snorkels in every size, and a captain who has done this with children aboard a thousand times. Nobody spends the afternoon counting heads.
Long lunch
Somewhere only a boat can reach
A table held at Paloma, La Guérite or Club 55, and a tender to the beach. Or the whole thing laid on the aft deck instead, which is what most people choose the second time.
Monaco
The Principality, from the water
Along the Basse Corniche and into Port Hercule past everything moored in it. Forty minutes from Beaulieu, and the only approach to Monaco that does not involve a tunnel.
The long run
Saint-Tropez and back in a day
Two hours west at a proper pace, lunch at Club 55 or in the old port, and home along the Estérel with the red rock going pink. The one day that needs the fast boat.
In the water
Seabobs, and a whole afternoon in it
Two seabobs aboard, snorkels, paddleboards and a platform you can walk off. Some days nobody gets back on the boat between eleven and four, and that is the day working.
Celebrations
Birthdays, proposals, and the rest
Tell us the occasion and how much of it should stay a secret. "We are going to lunch in Villefranche" has covered a hundred boardings.
Transit in style
Arrive by sea
Nice to Saint-Tropez without the coast road, Monaco without the tunnel. A transfer that is also the best hour of the trip — bags aboard, and you step ashore where the day actually starts.
Company days
The afternoon that ends the conference
Cannes and Nice fill with people in lanyards for a week at a time. Four hours on the water does more for a client than another dinner, and it can be invoiced properly.
Whatever you have in mind
That is the day we build.
Catering from a champagne tray to a full lunch spread. Transfers from your villa or the airport. A photographer aboard for the afternoon. Water toys, seabobs and a sea pool for the children. Tell us the shape of the day and it is ours to arrange.