Côte d’Azur Yacht Charter Itinerary

Surrounded by the shimmering waters of the Mediterranean, Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat captivates visitors with the beauty of its scenery and the tranquillity of its atmosphere. Once frequented by the great European families, the destination has seen the construction of superb villas and gardens that give it a unique allure. Around the Cape, 8 kilometres of coastal footpaths offer a loop of exceptional views. Beaches and coves invite you to relax, and water sports are available on request. The peninsula boasts a wide range of refined restaurants, quality shops and prestigious hotels, and comes alive with events throughout the year.

Famous for its lavish lifestyle, Monaco offers iconic attractions like the Monte Carlo Casino, the Prince's Palace, and the Formula 1 Grand Prix circuit. Monaco is a playground for the rich and famous, with luxury boutiques, Michelin-starred restaurants, and exclusive nightlife. Stroll through the picturesque streets of the Old Town before immersing yourself in the world of the sea at the Oceanographic Museum. Sharks, turtles, fish from all oceans, a curiosity cabinet, it's a must for family visits in particular. Enjoy a stroll along the quays of Port Hercule to admire the boats, and a visit to the sublime Place du Casino in the legendary Monte Carlo district.

If you sail 4nm up the coast, perched on a hilltop, Eze offers stunning panoramic views of the French Riviera and the Mediterranean Sea. Famous for its narrow cobblestone streets, charming stone buildings, and breathtaking vistas. Wander through the streets and duck into the many boutiques, selling art, clothing and homewares, followed by an espresso and pastry in one of the independent boulangeries. There are no cars allowed within the precinct, so you can take the time to step out of the hustle and bustle to enjoy the sound of the ocean and immerse yourself in the postcard, that is Eze. Another 6nm cruise, you will find Villefranche. This picturesquely romantic seaside town lies between Nice and Monaco, Well known for its deep, natural bay allowing cruise ships to anchor here, hiding from strong easterly winds, along with small sailing yachts and super yachts alike. The quaint old town serves up the perfect labyrinth of pastel-coloured houses, little boutiques, cafes and waterfront dining.

Cannes is the city that represents everything the French Riviera has to offer, from sleepy seaside living to the cosmopolitan social scene of it's nightlife. Cannes’ mythical Croisette, lined with hotels and luxury boutiques, this palm-fringed ribbon runs along the bay, ending with the iconic, Palais des Festivals. Its red carpet, trodden each year by the cream of the film world, is known throughout the world. Private beaches line up below the promenade, each of them is a promise of festivity and idleness. Wander through the historic heart of Cannes, Le Suquet, with its charming cobblestone streets and panoramic views. It's a must-visit for a taste of old Cannes, offering a delightful escape from the bustling Croisette. Marché Forville’s food stalls, and candy-coloured cottages winding inland from Vieux Port’s yacht-filled marina. Hilltop Château de la Castre’s museum displays Riviera landscape art, and Gothic-style Notre-Dame d'Espérance church offers sweeping views over the Bay of Cannes. Jazz bars, indie stores, and bistros serving Provençal dishes line the charming, narrow streets.

Saint-Tropez is both the Provence and the Côte d’Azur, a dream destination where you can find the best of the traditions of Provence, as well as a relaxing and bustling chic lifestyle, typical for the Mediterranean coast. chilling on the beaches, cocooning in the spas of the most beautiful hotels, shopping sprees, favourite foods delivered and prepared by the best Chefs, and parties until the crack of dawn.

Pampelonne Beach (Plage de Pampelonne) is a famous 4.5km sandy beach located in Ramatuelle, near Saint-Tropez, known for its turquoise waters, exclusive beach clubs, and celebrity sightings. The beach is spilt between public areas where you can lay down your towel and belongings, to a range of beach clubs where you can hire sun loungers and parasols, and dine with extravagance. This is where you will find some of the south of France's most infamous beach clubs. The celebrity haunts of Club 55 and Nikki Beach are popular with locals, tourists and the A-listers. You can hire a sun lounger and parasol on the beach, or dine in the restaurant, there is no pressure to do both. Some of the beach clubs are set back from the beach and have a pool for guests to enjoy, although the sea is never far away.

Set on the shores of the Mediterranean, just a few kilometres from Italy, Nice embodies the elegance of the South, where the light seems to soften everything and the intense blue of the sea mingles with the gold of the hills. Nice perfectly combines the energy of a big city with the gentle Mediterranean lifestyle. Vibrant and colourful, Vieux-Nice is an experience like no other. Its narrow streets, ochre-coloured facades and squares create a lively setting where you love to lose yourself. You could spend hours venturing into the many small shops, restaurants and markets Nice has to offer.

On your last day in beautiful Mallorca, why not grab a bite to eat and a mimosa at one of Palma's fantastic brunch spots! Lili's and Sanita by the Market, are two fantastic options.