Azimut 100 Jumbo yacht charter French Riviera | 30m luxury
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For those who prize generous deck space and smooth coastal cruising, the Azimut 100 Jumbo yacht charter French Riviera delivers a refined, practical platform for memorable days between Saint‑Tropez and Monaco.
Yacht overview
Purpose-built for Mediterranean days, the 30m Azimut 100 Jumbo combines expansive outdoor areas with a bright, comfortable interior, refreshed by a 2025 refit. Her flybridge invites all‑day lounging under shade or sun, while the wide aft deck is an easy setting for long lunches at anchor. A broad swim platform simplifies water access for every age group. Underway, her stable, quiet ride makes coastal hops along the Côte d’Azur effortless—from Pampelonne mornings to golden hours off Cap Ferrat.
This is a yacht that suits families, mixed groups, and corporate entertaining alike, with a layout that allows guests to spread out across multiple zones yet stay connected to the sea. If your plan is an elegant day off the Îles de Lérins or a relaxed multi‑day loop to Monaco, Azimut’s proven Jumbo platform is a classic choice for the French Riviera.
Yacht specifications
Thoughtfully set up for Riviera charters, the yacht balances generous guest capacity with an efficient footprint for port access and anchoring. Her dimensions support comfortable deck arrangements without compromising maneuverability along the busy Côte d’Azur coastline.
Key figures
Principal details for planning your charter:
- Length: 30m (approx. 100ft) flybridge motor yacht
- Guests: up to 36 for coastal cruising, subject to local regulations and conditions
- Cabins: 4 guest cabins for overnight stays
- Crew: 5 professional crew
- Refit: 2025 refresh for interiors and guest areas
- Layout: raised pilothouse separates navigation from guest zones
Onboard experience
Days unfold naturally on the Azimut 100 Jumbo. Begin on the aft deck with shaded breakfast as the crew readies the water toys. Move to the flybridge for sunpads, an open‑air lounge, and relaxed dining with a view of the bay. The main saloon is bright and welcoming—ideal when you prefer air‑conditioned comfort—supported by a quality sound system and reliable Wi‑Fi.
A broad swim platform keeps the sea at the center of the day, with easy steps for calm, unhurried entries. Inside, four guest cabins support simple, comfortable overnighting, while five crew manage service, deck operations, and guest support with discretion. Towels are provided, and drinks service is handled by the crew throughout the day. The result is a classic, unforced yachting rhythm tailored to the French Riviera’s anchorages and lunch spots.
Best destinations & anchorages from the French Riviera
With short, scenic passages, the Azimut 100 Jumbo is in her element along the coast. Cruising times are indicative and vary with sea state and itinerary, but Riviera classics are well within reach for relaxed days and multi‑day escapes.
Cruising times & anchorages
Popular stops from Saint‑Tropez to Monaco:
- Pampelonne Bay (Saint‑Tropez): 15–25 minutes from the Vieux Port to drop anchor off Club 55 or Nikki Beach
- Cap Taillat & Escalet: a quieter anchorage south of Pampelonne, ~45–60 minutes from Saint‑Tropez
- Îles de Lérins (off Cannes): 10–20 minutes from Cannes; clear water and easy lunch tenders ashore
- Cap d’Antibes & La Garoupe: ~20–40 minutes from Antibes, sheltered in prevailing winds
- Villefranche & Cap Ferrat: ~15–30 minutes from Nice; dramatic amphitheater bay for late‑day swims
- Plage Mala & Monaco: ~20–30 minutes from Monaco; emerald cove backed by limestone cliffs
- Porquerolles (optional westward leg): ~2.5–3.5 hours from Saint‑Tropez for a greener, quieter escape
Beach clubs & shore highlights
The Riviera’s shoreline is built for long lunches and seamless tender arrivals. Your captain coordinates safe drop‑offs while the deck team keeps timings precise, so you return to the yacht exactly when the next swim calls.
Where to book a table
Reliable yacht‑friendly venues along the coast:
- Club 55, Nikki Beach, Bagatelle & Gigi Ramatuelle on Pampelonne (tender‑friendly, book well in advance in July–August)
- La Guérite, Île Sainte‑Marguerite (Cannes) for lively lunches with quick tender access
- Plage Keller, La Garoupe (Cap d’Antibes) for a classic setting and clear water
- Paloma Beach (Saint‑Jean‑Cap‑Ferrat) with tender pontoon and postcard views
- Monte‑Carlo Beach (Monaco) for a polished, resort‑style afternoon between swims
Sample multi-day itineraries from the French Riviera
Build your charter around short, unhurried passages and iconic anchorages. The Azimut 100 Jumbo’s layout favors long days on deck and balanced overnights, so you cover the essentials without crowding the schedule.
Suggested routes
Two popular frameworks to consider:
- 3 nights — Saint‑Tropez to Monaco: Day 1 Saint‑Tropez to Pampelonne and Cap Taillat; Day 2 Cannes & Îles de Lérins; Day 3 Cap Ferrat & Villefranche; Day 4 morning swim at Plage Mala, disembark Monaco
- 7 nights — Riviera loop with Porquerolles: Start Saint‑Tropez, run west to Porquerolles for turquoise bays, then ease east via Pampelonne, Cannes/Lérins, Antibes, Cap Ferrat and Monaco; balance marinas and nights at anchor per weather and preference
Guest capacity, crew & service
Licensed for up to 36 guests for coastal cruising (subject to local regulations), the yacht is a strong platform for family gatherings, celebrations, or low‑key corporate days. For overnights, four guest cabins offer a practical layout; discuss preferred sleeping arrangements with our team to align cabins to your party.
A five‑person crew manages navigation, service, and water activity support. Expect attentive but unobtrusive hospitality—tables quietly reset between courses, towels refreshed after swims, and seamless tender ops to and from shore. From breakfast timing to restaurant confirmations, your preferences shape the day while the captain keeps the schedule realistic around wind, swell, and berth availability.
Watersports & toys
The Azimut 100 Jumbo carries a tender for swift shore runs and bayside exploration, along with light toys such as paddleboards and snorkeling gear—an easy fit for all ages. The full‑beam swim platform serves as your beach, with safe, low‑impact water entry and plenty of space to kit up.
If you’d like to add powered toys—Seabob, e‑foil, or towables—our team can arrange equipment with advance notice, subject to availability and local rules. Crew assist with briefings and safe zones so the bay remains enjoyable for both swimmers and riders. It’s a straightforward, flexible setup that keeps the water front and center without cluttering the decks.
Fuel, APA and what’s included
For French Riviera day charters, fuel is excluded and charged based on hours run and itinerary. Welcome champagne is not included. For week‑long charters, an Advance Provisioning Allowance (APA) is customary under standard MYBA terms; it covers fuel, berths, provisioning, and incidentals. Unused APA is reconciled post‑charter. French VAT applies to charters commencing in France.
Included: the yacht, five professional crew, standard linens, towels, air conditioning, Wi‑Fi, and use of listed equipment. Extras typically include fuel, berthing (if applicable), additional toys arranged on request, special provisioning, and delivery/collection fees where relevant. Your itinerary and pace of cruising are the key variables—our team will outline likely fuel and port scenarios once your dates and route are defined.
Why choose Azimut 100 Jumbo for the French Riviera
This model’s strengths align precisely with Côte d’Azur cruising. The raised pilothouse keeps navigation discreet so guest areas stay calm. A generous flybridge and shaded aft deck invite all‑day lounging and unhurried dining, while the wide swim platform makes the sea accessible to every member of the group.
Her interior emphasizes comfortable long‑stay living with straightforward cabin arrangements—practical for families and mixed groups. Reliable coastal performance and easy marina handling mean Saint‑Tropez lunches, Lérins sunsets, and Monaco evenings fit neatly into one itinerary. If you value ample deck space, a classic superyacht profile, and a crew focused on seamless days at anchor, the Azimut 100 Jumbo is a natural pick for a luxury yacht rental French Riviera.
Booking & next steps
Share your preferred dates, group size, and a sense of pace—quiet coves or livelier beach clubs—and we’ll shape an itinerary that fits both the weather window and restaurant logistics. For live schedules and current terms, start with our yacht detail page, then speak with the team to pencil provisional holds and shore reservations.
When you’re ready, we’ll prepare a clear proposal outlining the charter fee, VAT, APA guidance, and likely fuel profile for your route so you can confirm with confidence. Azimut 100 Jumbo yacht charter French Riviera enquiries are welcomed for both peak and shoulder season.
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Frequently asked questions
What does the Azimut 100 Jumbo cost to charter on the French Riviera?
Weekly charters typically start from around €45,000 plus VAT and APA, with final pricing dependent on dates, itinerary, and shore services. Day charter French Riviera rates are available on request and vary by season and embarkation port. See the yacht’s listing for current pricing.
How many guests can the Azimut 100 Jumbo take?
For coastal cruising, the yacht is licensed for up to 36 guests, subject to local regulations and sea conditions. For overnights, accommodation is arranged across four guest cabins; confirm the ideal cabin configuration with our team based on your party.
What season is best for a French Riviera yacht charter?
May to September offers the most reliable weather, with July–August at their liveliest. Shoulder months (late May, June, early September) combine warm seas with easier restaurant and berth availability.
Is fuel included in the charter fee?
Fuel is excluded on French Riviera day charters and is charged based on the hours run. On weekly charters, fuel and other variable costs are covered by the APA and fully reconciled at the end of the trip.
Do I need a boating license to charter this yacht?
No. The Azimut 100 Jumbo is professionally crewed with a licensed captain and deck team. You do not need a boating license; simply share your preferences and the crew will handle navigation and operations.
What is included onboard?
The yacht, five professional crew, standard linens, towels, air conditioning, Wi‑Fi, and use of the listed tender and light toys. Welcome champagne is not included. Additional toys and special provisioning can be arranged with notice and are charged to the APA.
Where can we start and finish our charter?
Common embarkation points include Saint‑Tropez, Cannes, Antibes, Nice, and Monaco. Final ports depend on availability, weather, and your itinerary. Our team will advise realistic routing and berthing options for your dates.
