SIREN yacht charter French Riviera: 73.5m Nobiskrug
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For a SIREN yacht charter French Riviera, few platforms match the poise and capability of this 73.5m Nobiskrug. Designed for elegant open‑air living, she is built for Riviera days that flow into unforgettable evenings.
Yacht overview
SIREN is a 73.5m Nobiskrug with exterior and interior design by Newcruise, conceived for seamless indoor–outdoor living along the Côte d’Azur. Vast, tiered decks deliver multiple vantage points for Riviera cruising—breakfast on the upper deck as you idle past Cap Camarat, sunset cocktails off the Lérins Islands, cinema beneath the stars at anchor. Bright, minimalist interiors create a calm backdrop to the coastline: the main salon balances formal dining with relaxed lounge seating, while the owner’s suite features a fold‑down balcony for private sea‑level moments.
A SIREN yacht charter French Riviera excels on multi‑day programs between Saint‑Tropez, Cannes, Cap Ferrat and Monaco. Her professional crew of 18 stages beach days with effortless precision, from tender shuttles to Paloma Beach to late‑night returns from Monaco. With wellness facilities, dual cinemas and a comprehensive toy arsenal, SIREN remains one of the Riviera’s standout superyachts.
Yacht specifications
A modern superyacht with impressive volume and meticulously planned guest areas, SIREN is optimized for both privacy and conviviality. Full‑height glazing increases natural light across the main decks, while broad walk‑arounds simplify crew service and guest flow.
Below are the key particulars that matter for a French Riviera yacht charter:
Length: 73.5m Guests (sleeping): 12 Cabins: 6 Crew: 18 Refit: 2013 Builder: Nobiskrug Designer: Newcruise
This configuration suits families and mixed groups, accommodating varied daily rhythms—early swims from the beach club, quiet reading in shaded lounges, or film nights in either indoor or outdoor cinemas.
Onboard experience
Life aboard SIREN is curated for refined Mediterranean living. The sundeck centers on a large jacuzzi encircled by sunpads, with shaded lounges for long lunches and panoramic views during slow coastal passages. On the main and upper decks, generous overhangs create cool, wind‑sheltered terraces—ideal for alfresco dining or morning yoga.
Indoors, the palette is clean and contemporary. The main salon is arranged for effortless entertaining—aperitifs at the bar, then a formal dinner while Cannes glows ashore. The master suite enjoys a fold‑down balcony for private coffee at anchor. Wellness is front and center: a beach club gym, dedicated spa treatment room, onboard masseuse, and hair salon services. Evenings segue to cinema on deck, karaoke or a discreet disco set‑up, all underpinned by Starlink Wi‑Fi to keep you connected.
Best destinations and anchorages from the French Riviera
From Saint‑Tropez to Monaco, SIREN’s scale and stability make coastal transits unhurried and comfortable. Classic anchorages include Pampelonne Bay (for Club 55, Gigi and Nikki), the calmer coves of Cap Taillat and Escalet, and Baie des Canoubiers for a quick tender run into the Vieux Port of Saint‑Tropez. Heading northeast, the Îles de Lérins off Cannes offer clear water and protected swimming; expect a short tender shuttle to La Croisette. Between Antibes and Cap d’Antibes, Baie des Milliardaires is a perennial favorite for lunch at anchor.
Around Cap‑Ferrat, Paloma Beach and Villefranche’s deep natural bay provide scenic, sheltered stops before continuing to Monaco for an overnight in Port Hercule (subject to berth availability). As a guide, Saint‑Tropez to Cannes is roughly 2.5–3 hours at a comfortable passage speed; Cannes to Îles de Lérins by tender is around 10–15 minutes, traffic and sea state permitting.
Beach clubs and shore highlights
SIREN’s tenders make shore time efficient, whether you prefer a languid lunch or an energetic afternoon scene. In Ramatuelle, Club 55 remains timeless; Gigi, Bagatelle, Loulou and La Réserve à la Plage deliver contemporary elegance on Pampelonne. Around Cap‑Ferrat, Paloma Beach offers crystalline water and a refined, low‑key setting, while La Môle and Ramatuelle villages reward a short drive inland for Provençal calm.
In Cannes, reserve a late table at La Môme Plage or step ashore for shopping on Rue d’Antibes; Île Saint‑Honorât’s monastery is a peaceful counterpoint for a mid‑cruise tasting of Lérins wines. Monaco evenings might begin on deck and end at the Casino, with tender pickup arranged to the minute. Your concierge ashore and SIREN’s deck team coordinate timings, moorings and security discreetly.
Sample multi‑day itineraries from the French Riviera
SIREN charter programs are tailored to your pace. Two indicative routes:
Riviera Icons (4 nights) • Day 1: Embark Saint‑Tropez, lunch at Pampelonne, sunset cinema at anchor in Baie des Canoubiers. • Day 2: Coastal cruise to Îles de Lérins, afternoon paddleboarding, dinner facing Cannes. • Day 3: Antibes and Baie des Milliardaires, spa treatments onboard, night run to Cap‑Ferrat. • Day 4: Morning at Paloma Beach, arrive Monaco for a dressed‑table dinner on the upper deck.
Porquerolles to Monaco (7 nights) • Days 1–2: Porquerolles and Port‑Cros for clear‑water bays. • Day 3: Ramatuelle and Cap Taillat. • Day 4: Cannes and Lérins. • Day 5: Antibes old town. • Day 6: Cap‑Ferrat/Villefranche. • Day 7: Monaco lay day and departure.
Guest capacity, crew and service
SIREN accommodates up to 12 guests in six serene cabins, with layouts designed for privacy and generous storage. At sea and underway, international charter regulations typically limit guest numbers to 12; for static events in port, capacities are reviewed case‑by‑case with the captain and authorities.
Eighteen crew deliver a refined, anticipatory service style. Specialists include a dedicated masseuse, yoga and Pilates instructors, and RYA‑qualified jetski trainers. The team manages shore transfers, restaurant holds, and late‑night tender runs with the quiet efficiency expected at this level. With full‑height glazing in key lounges and well‑considered deck overhangs, service remains discreet even during busy days.
Watersports and toys
SIREN’s toy garage supports both high‑octane fun and family‑friendly sessions. Expect SeaBobs and eFoils for silent exploration, waverunners for adrenaline, and a full inflatable aquapark with waterslide, trampoline and a climbing wall for all‑ages play. Kayaks and paddleboards suit calm mornings off Cap‑Ferrat, while an anti‑jellyfish pool creates a safe swimming area in peak season. Scuba equipment is carried for certified divers, with guided experiences arranged on request.
The beach club gym keeps routines on track, and the crew can stage yoga on deck at sunrise. Evenings often turn cinematic: indoor screenings in the lounge or an outdoor movie under the Riviera sky. Karaoke and a discreet disco set‑up complete the entertainment brief.
Fuel, APA and what’s included
For week charters, expect an Advance Provisioning Allowance (APA) of approximately 30% of the charter fee to cover fuel, food and beverages, berthing, and incidentals; the captain provides transparent accounting. Applicable VAT is charged according to the embarkation country and itinerary. Crew, yacht insurance, linens, and use of standard water toys are included.
On the French Riviera, fuel is excluded on day charters, and welcome champagne is not included unless requested via APA. Berths in Saint‑Tropez, Cannes, Antibes, Nice or Monaco are subject to availability and are billed at cost. Helicopter transfers, specialty wines and spa consumables can be arranged by the crew or your Navélia concierge.
Why choose SIREN for the French Riviera
SIREN brings scale, poise and thoughtful design to a coastline that rewards both spectacle and subtlety. Her sleek profile marries performance with quiet comfort, while full‑height glazing bathes main spaces in Riviera light. Multiple lounges—cinema, salon and dedicated relaxation zones—let families and friends follow different rhythms without compromise. Cabins are spacious and hushed, with the master’s fold‑down balcony a standout for private sea‑breeze mornings.
For a luxury yacht rental French Riviera focused on extended cruising, SIREN’s upper deck is superb for slow coastal runs, and her wellness program (spa room, masseuse, yoga/Pilates) sets her apart. A SIREN charter places you minutes from the region’s emblematic bays with the gear to enjoy them fully.
Booking and next steps
Discuss dates, embarkation port and preferred pace with our brokers, then allow the captain to refine a route that aligns weather, berths and shore plans. For current availability, brochure and the latest rates, review SIREN availability & pricing. Ready to proceed? A simple charter agreement and deposit confirms your week.
To start your SIREN yacht charter French Riviera, enquire via our yacht specialists or request a call‑back at your convenience.
Plan your charter
Our team operates locally from Saint‑Tropez, coordinating berths and restaurant holds from Porquerolles to Monaco.
Frequently asked questions
What is the weekly rate for SIREN on the French Riviera?
SIREN’s rate is from €595,000 per week, plus expenses (APA) and applicable VAT. Shoulder and off‑peak pricing is available on request. Consult the yacht’s live calendar for current availability.
Is SIREN available for a day charter on the French Riviera?
Day charter French Riviera requests can be considered subject to schedule, embarkation port and hours. Fuel is excluded on day charters; provisioning and any berths are charged at cost via APA.
How many guests can SIREN carry and how are the cabins arranged?
SIREN sleeps up to 12 guests across six cabins. Under international charter regulations she carries 12 guests at sea. Cabin layouts are designed for privacy and generous circulation; full details are provided in the yacht’s brochure.
Do I need a license to use the jetskis and powered toys?
Local regulations apply. In French waters, a personal watercraft license is generally required to drive. SIREN’s crew includes RYA‑qualified instructors who can provide training and arrange compliant, supervised sessions; guests may also ride as passengers.
What is included in the charter fee and what is covered by the APA?
The charter fee includes the yacht, crew, insurance, standard linens and use of listed amenities. The APA (typically ~30%) covers fuel, food and beverages, berthing, delivery/redelivery, and incidental expenses, with full accounting by the captain.
When is the best time to book a French Riviera yacht charter?
The main season runs May to October. July and August are peak months with high demand; June and September offer warm seas and easier berthing. For events (Cannes Film Festival, Monaco GP), book well in advance.
Where can we embark and disembark on the Riviera?
Common embarkation points include Saint‑Tropez, Cannes, Antibes, Nice and Monaco, subject to berth availability and the yacht’s schedule. Your itinerary can be tailored to your preferred start and finish ports.
