St Tropez yacht charter
the jewel of the French Riviera
yachts for charter in St Tropez
St. Tropez provides an unmatched experience for luxury yacht chartering. With its extensive range of premium yachts, including smaller sailboats and larger motor yachts, finding the ideal option for your vacation desires is guaranteed. Cruise along St. Tropez’s breathtaking coastline and islands in utmost style and comfort. Trust the expertise of seasoned captains and crew members to ensure a secure and unforgettable charter experience.
St Tropez yacht charter
Be prepared to set off an unforgettable yachting journey to St Tropez, the jewel of the French Riviera, where nautical heritage seamlessly blends with contemporary luxury. This Provençal town, renowned for its scenic vistas, golden beaches, and historical significance, invites visitors and locals alike to anchor at Vieux Port and immerse themselves in the local ambience. The perfect starting and ending point for a broader charter along the Côte d’Azur, explore iconic landmarks like the Citadelle de Saint Tropez and unwind on the famed Plage de Pampelonne. As night falls, dive into a vibrant nightlife scene. Nearby gems like Porquerolles and Theoule sur Mer only enrich your itinerary, ensuring a diverse and unforgettable Mediterranean adventure.
Day 1: St Tropez
Start your charter in St Tropez, a town that famously weaves together old-world charm and new-age sophistication. Before boarding your yacht, wander through Old Town’s La Ponche, lined with boutique shops and cafes. Enjoy a game of pétanque at Place des Lices or visit Vieux Port for insights into the town’s historical past before heading to your yacht to embark on your journey, cocktail of choice.
Day 2: Lerins Islands
Wake up and cruise to the serene Lerins Islands. On the island of Sainte Marguerite, follow trails through botanical gardens and historical sites, including Fort Royal, home to the intriguing Man in the Iron Mask. The Maritime Museum offers captivating insights into the area’s past. For a tranquil afternoon, visit the monastery on Saint-Honorat, a sanctuary of peace and spirituality, before watching the sunset from the deck of your yacht.
Day 3: Porquerolles
Enjoy waking up to the view of Porquerolles, with its unspoiled beaches and rugged landscapes. Take the tender ashore to Notre Dame beach, recently voted Europe’s most beautiful, and indulge in a picnic prepared by your crew. Afterwards, climb the 1837 lighthouse for breathtaking views and wander amidst vineyards and fragrant citrus groves. Enjoy a delightful dinner at Mas du Langoustier, indulging in local flavours amidst nature’s splendour as the stars emerge.
Day 4: Theoule sur Mer
Arrive at Theoule sur Mer, a tranquil haven with turquoise waters and sandy beaches. Explore the picturesque coves and the stunning ‘château des mineurs’ in the morning. The town’s charm lies in its peaceful ambience, ideal for a relaxing afternoon by the sea or a leisurely stroll around the quaint marina and lighthouse. Enjoy a gourmet feast prepared by your chef before retiring for your last day.
Day 5: St Tropez
Return to St Tropez for a final day of luxury and relaxation. Visit the vibrant Pampelonne beach and opt for the beach club of your choice, such as Nikki Beach, Bagatelle or Club 55, all perfect for lounging or partying. Spend the afternoon sunbathing, swimming and relaxing under the sun. Conclude your journey with a sumptuous dinner at the 5-star Chateau de la Messardiere, boasting panoramic views of Pampelonne Bay.
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