The French Riviera

From the waterfront of Antibes to the energy of Saint-Tropez, the Côte d’Azur rewards a slower kind of travel. Build your charter around the places you want to linger, not a list of ports to collect.

Choose your starting point

Antibes is a natural reference point for a Riviera charter brief. Cannes suits travelers combining time ashore with a day on the water, while Saint-Tropez lends itself to a beach-focused escape. Ask your operator to compare embarkation points against your hotel and proposed itinerary before committing.

Leave room in the itinerary

A relaxed day might pair a coastal cruise with an unhurried lunch and time at anchor. A longer trip can add different ports, but distance, marina reservations and sea conditions determine what is realistic. Keep one or two priorities and let the captain advise on the order.

What to include in your request

Share the dates, number of guests, preferred departure area and whether you plan to sleep aboard. If restaurant reservations, an event or a particular beach are central to the trip, mention them at the outset. Shore reservations and transfers should be confirmed separately.