LADY BRITT Yacht Charter French Riviera | 63m Feadship
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A LADY BRITT yacht charter French Riviera blends Feadship pedigree with the most polished charter program afloat. For families and friends seeking seamless privacy between Saint‑Tropez and Monaco, she is the benchmark.
Yacht overview
At 63 metres, LADY BRITT is the Northern European superyacht that consistently sets the tone for refined Mediterranean cruising. Built by Feadship and styled by RWD, she balances classic lines with modern comforts that suit Riviera life: long, shaded decks for leisurely lunches, a cinema for late‑night screenings, and a waterside Finnish sauna for an after‑swim reset. Her sun deck is cleverly divided by an air‑conditioned gym, creating two distinct outdoor zones so different groups can relax without compromise.
Whether you’re tendering ashore to Club 55 or gliding into Port Hercule at dusk, LADY BRITT feels entirely at home. With seven adaptable cabins for 12 guests and a permanent crew of 16, she’s engineered for multi‑day cruising between Saint‑Tropez, Cannes, Antibes and Monaco—unhurried, smooth and beautifully run. For a discerning French Riviera yacht charter, few platforms are as capable or as discreet.
Yacht specifications
LADY BRITT pairs true superyacht volume with a guest‑first specification tailored to extended Riviera programs. Her tri‑deck layout supports multiple dining and lounging settings, from formal interiors to breezy al fresco tables protected from sun and wind. A full‑beam wellness concept—rare even in this size—brings spa, sauna and gym into the daily rhythm at anchor or underway.
From a technical standpoint, LADY BRITT’s Feadship build quality means quiet, comfortable displacement passages between ports. Accommodation is arranged for privacy, with adaptable guest suites that can be set for couples, friends or families as needed. The result is a yacht that remains versatile for events, celebrations and long summer itineraries alike.
Key facts
- Length: 63 m (approx. 207 ft)
- Guests: 12
- Cabins: 7 adaptable guest suites
- Crew: 16 permanent crew
- Refit: 2022 refitted
- Builder: Feadship
- Design: RWD interiors and exterior styling
- Category: Superyacht, tri‑deck
- Best suited for: Multi‑day yacht charter French Riviera
Onboard experience
Interiors are calm, tactile and understated—hallmarks of RWD—so the sea and shoreline remain the focus. Mornings often begin with the gym doors open to the breeze on the sun deck, followed by a swim, sauna and a hot stone massage with the Elemis‑trained therapist. Afternoons drift into cinema time or shaded naps on the upper deck.
Dining flexes from barefoot barbecue on the swim platform to multi‑course tasting menus from the Michelin‑starred chef, each service choreographed by a seasoned chief stewardess team. The double‑aspect sun deck, divided by the air‑conditioned gym, provides both a quiet retreat and a social hub without overlap—ideal for mixed‑age groups. As the light softens, the bow lounge becomes a sheltered vantage point for Riviera sunsets before an elegant dinner on the bridge deck.
Best destinations & anchorages from the French Riviera
LADY BRITT’s smooth displacement run keeps the coastline within easy reach. From Saint‑Tropez, Pampelonne Bay and Cap Taillat are classic first stops (15–45 minutes depending on sea state). Eastward, the Îles de Lérins off Cannes provide clear water and pine‑scented anchorages within about 20 minutes of the Croisette. Cap d’Antibes offers sheltered coves beneath the Hôtel du Cap‑Eden‑Roc, while the bay of Villefranche‑sur‑Mer is a deep, scenic berth close to Nice.
Around Cap‑Ferrat, Paloma Beach is a picturesque tender landing; continue to La Mala at Cap d’Ail for turquoise water and dramatic cliffs. Monaco’s Port Hercule and Fontvieille reward an early evening arrival with iconic skyline views. For a longer reach, Porquerolles and Port‑Cros bring a wilder, pine‑framed backdrop—often a tranquil counterpoint to a week of Riviera glamour.
Beach clubs & shore highlights
The tender team knows the Riviera’s shore scene intimately. Expect effortless drop‑offs at Club 55, Nikki Beach, Bagatelle and Les Palmiers on Pampelonne, or a table at La Réserve à la Plage. Off Cannes, La Guérite on Île Sainte‑Marguerite remains a perennial lunch favorite. Around Cap d’Antibes, Eden‑Roc’s terrace is a classic sunset choice, while Paloma Beach on Saint‑Jean‑Cap‑Ferrat suits long, laid‑back afternoons.
In Monaco, Larvotto and the clifftop tables above La Mala are convenient for late‑night returns on board. Shopping runs in Saint‑Tropez’s old port, gallery visits in Antibes, or a discreet entrance to a Croisette premiere during festival season—your concierge and captain coordinate timings with the yacht’s schedule so every shore moment dovetails with life on deck.
Sample multi-day itineraries from the Riviera
A week on LADY BRITT balances lively ports with quiet anchorages. Embark in Saint‑Tropez for an immediate Riviera state of mind, then work east in elegant stages, letting mornings be for the water and afternoons for shore. Short transits suit families and maximize time at anchor without rushing.
Example 7‑night Riviera program
- Day 1: Saint‑Tropez embark; afternoon at Pampelonne; dinner on the bridge deck.
- Day 2: Cap Taillat swim and eFoils; evening alongside in Saint‑Tropez old port (subject to berth).
- Day 3: Cruise to Îles de Lérins; tender to La Guérite; sunset cinema on board.
- Day 4: Cap d’Antibes coves; cocktails with Eden‑Roc views; overnight in Antibes/Port Vauban.
- Day 5: Cannes and the Croisette; late swim off the Lérins; stargazing from the bow lounge.
- Day 6: Villefranche‑sur‑Mer bay; spa afternoon; dinner with live acoustic set on deck.
- Day 7: Cap‑Ferrat to Monaco; Port Hercule arrival; final night at anchor off La Mala.
- Day 8: Disembark Monaco or Nice, as preferred.
Guest capacity, crew & service
Seven guest cabins welcome up to 12 guests, with arrangements that can be set for couples, children and friends as required. The master suite is complemented by a thoughtful mix of VIP and guest staterooms, all with generous storage and calm, residential finishes for extended stays. Sound insulation and Feadship engineering keep nights quiet in port and at anchor.
A 16‑strong permanent crew anchors the experience: an Elemis‑trained spa therapist for wellness, a Michelin‑starred chef for cuisine at any level, and a senior hospitality team that anticipates needs before they’re voiced. Ratios are among the best in class, so service feels intuitive without being intrusive—ideal for a luxury yacht rental French Riviera focused on time together rather than logistics.
Watersports & toys
LADY BRITT carries a comprehensive toy chest suited to every anchorage on the Côte d’Azur. Expect Waverunners for coastal hops, Seabobs for reefs and rocks, eFoils for silent carving at dawn, plus kayaks and paddleboards for relaxed exploration. The aquapark and waterslide turn the yacht into a private playground, while the anti‑jellyfish pool keeps swimming carefree during peak season.
Between sessions, the waterside Finnish sauna takes the chill off after a long swim, and the gym keeps routines intact on longer programs. With a skilled deck team, instruction is patient and safety‑forward—ideal for mixed ages and abilities during a French Riviera yacht charter.
Fuel, APA and what’s included
Weekly charters aboard LADY BRITT are from €495,000 plus expenses; VAT may apply according to itinerary. An Advance Provisioning Allowance (APA) is typically set around 30% of the charter fee to cover fuel, food and beverages, berthing, agency, and incidentals; the captain accounts for all spend. On the French Riviera, fuel is excluded on day charters, and welcome champagne is not included unless requested through provisions.
The charter fee includes the yacht, crew, yacht insurance and use of listed amenities and water toys. Additional costs commonly include marina fees, fuel for main engines and tenders, provisioning, transfers, and any delivery/repositioning if embarking away from the primary cruising area. Refer to the yacht’s listing for current pricing and terms.
Why choose LADY BRITT for the French Riviera
LADY BRITT comfortably separates social zones so everyone finds their place, from the quiet bow lounge to the lively sun deck divided by the air‑conditioned gym. Her wellness footprint—sauna, spa therapist, hot stone treatments and a full gym—makes longer itineraries restorative, not tiring. Smooth, quiet passages suit multistop Riviera cruising, and dedicated dining areas across decks adapt effortlessly from family style to formal.
For those seeking a LADY BRITT yacht charter French Riviera that feels polished yet relaxed, her Feadship pedigree, adaptable cabin layout and exceptional crew make her an assured choice, equally at home at anchor off Pampelonne or arriving under the lights of Monaco.
At‑a‑glance advantages
- Spa, wellness and relaxation built into the layout
- Suites designed for extended‑stay comfort
- Tri‑deck configuration with multiple social settings
- Smooth displacement cruising for long Riviera routes
- Dedicated dining spaces across decks
- Quiet, sheltered bow lounge for scenic moments
Booking & next steps
Our Saint‑Tropez team curates every element—from berth requests in Port Hercule to last‑minute tables on Pampelonne—so your LADY BRITT charter runs flawlessly. Review dates, sample menus and toy lists, then confirm embarkation in Saint‑Tropez, Cannes, Antibes, Nice or Monaco subject to availability.
For schedules and current terms, consult LADY BRITT availability & pricing and speak with our charter team for a tailored proposal and hold option on your preferred week.
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Frequently asked questions
How much does a LADY BRITT yacht charter on the French Riviera cost?
Weekly charters are from €495,000 plus expenses. Allow an APA of around 30% for fuel, provisions, berthing and incidentals, and factor any applicable VAT. Exact quotes depend on dates, itinerary and shore requests—please enquire for a confirmed proposal.
What is the best time of year for a French Riviera yacht charter?
May to October is the main season. Peak months are July and August; June and September offer warmer water with fewer crowds. During events such as the Monaco Grand Prix and Cannes Film Festival, berths are limited—early booking is essential.
How many guests can LADY BRITT take?
LADY BRITT is licensed for up to 12 guests underway and overnight in seven guest cabins. For quayside events, capacities and conditions differ—our team will advise based on the specific venue and port regulations.
Do I need a boating license to charter LADY BRITT?
No. LADY BRITT is a fully crewed superyacht with a professional captain and 16‑person crew. No guest licenses are required for the yacht or for using the toys under crew supervision, subject to local age and safety rules.
What’s included in the charter fee, and what is extra?
Included: the yacht, crew, yacht insurance and use of the listed amenities and toys. Extra: fuel, food and drink, berthing/marina fees, agency/visas, deliveries if applicable, and VAT. On day charters, fuel is excluded and welcome champagne is not automatically included.
Can we embark or disembark in Saint‑Tropez, Cannes, Nice or Monaco?
Yes, subject to berth availability, local regulations and any repositioning fees. Common embarkation points include Saint‑Tropez, Cannes, Antibes, Nice and Monaco—your itinerary will be tailored to your plans and port logistics.
Can the chef cater for special diets and families?
Absolutely. The Michelin‑starred chef regularly designs menus around dietary preferences, wellness programs and child‑friendly options. Please share requirements in advance so provisioning reflects your tastes.
