Private day charters and luxury yacht rentals from Saint-Tropez, Pampelonne and the French Riviera. Captain included, with yachts from €2,500 per day.
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Private yacht charter · Saint-Tropez
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Three ways to charter in Saint-Tropez. Real day rates for yachts based in Saint-Tropez, crew always included.
From €4,950/day
€450/person
From €4,550/day
€414/person
From €4,950/day
€413/person
Fuel or APA (advance provisioning allowance) is charged additionally.
A private yacht charter in Saint-Tropez costs from €2,500 per day, with captain and crew, soft drinks, water and towels included. Fuel or APA is charged additionally. Most groups of 6 to 10 guests book a 12 to 14 m yacht for a full day from 10:00 to 18:00.
| Price | From €2,500 per day, captain and crew included |
|---|---|
| Included | Captain and crew, Soft drinks and water, Towels, 10:00 to 18:00 on the water |
| Not included | Fuel or APA (advance provisioning allowance) is charged additionally |
| Charter hours | 10:00 to 18:00 for a full day, half days on request |
| Top stops | Pampelonne Beach, Old Port of Saint-Tropez, Cap Taillat, Les Salins Beach |
| Best season | May to October, peak in July and August |
Saint-Tropez is the jewel of the French Riviera, renowned for its glamorous beaches, charming old port, and legendary nightlife. A yacht charter here offers the perfect blend of Mediterranean elegance and coastal adventure.
From the iconic Pampelonne Beach to secluded bays along the Ramatuelle coastline, a luxury yacht gives you exclusive access to the finest spots along the Gulf of Saint-Tropez, away from the crowds.
May to October, with peak season in July and August. June and September offer beautiful weather with fewer crowds.
Day charters are perfect for beach hopping. 3 to 5 day charters allow exploration of the entire Gulf and neighbouring Porquerolles.
Mediterranean fish, occasional dolphins, Posidonia seagrass meadows, and crystal-clear snorkeling in protected marine areas.
Best for beach clubs, swimming and a classic Saint-Tropez yacht day.
Best for clear water, anchoring and a quieter natural coastline.
Best for a relaxed cruise through the Gulf and a family friendly day.
Best for evening cruising, champagne and golden hour views.
Saint-Tropez yachts and beach clubs book quickly in peak season. Send your date and we'll check which yachts are still available.
Where to Eat & Drink
Our crew's hand-picked selection of the finest spots for lunch, dinner, and sunset cocktails, many accessible directly by yacht.
Mediterranean seafood
The original Pampelonne beach club, founded in 1955. A legendary institution where old-money glamour meets barefoot luxury. Grilled fish, rosé, and people-watching at its finest.
Arrive by tender for the full VIP experience. Book weeks ahead in peak season.
International & sushi
The world-famous beach club that defined the party-meets-luxury concept. DJs, champagne showers, and sushi platters, an all-day event every day of summer.
Sunday is the signature party day. Reserve a daybed for your group.
Fresh seafood
A hidden gem tucked below the Citadel, accessible by a scenic coastal path or by boat. Simple, fresh seafood served on a shaded terrace steps from the sea.
Anchor in the cove below and swim to the restaurant, the ultimate arrival.
Mediterranean sharing plates
Trendy lunch-to-party spot where Mediterranean food meets lively DJ sets. Standing on tables and dancing by dessert is not just allowed, it's expected.
Go for the Saturday lunch party. Order the truffle pizza.
Provençal-Italian
Part of the Maison Loulou by the sea, this elegant restaurant blends Provence and the Mediterranean. Fresh pasta, line-caught fish, and stunning sunset views.
Arrive by tender to Pampelonne and walk through the pine trees to the terrace.
Pampelonne, Ramatuelle · Mediterranean
One of Pampelonne's liveliest addresses, with DJs and dancing from lunch into the evening. A jetty makes arriving by yacht or tender easy.
Pampelonne, Ramatuelle · Mediterranean sharing plates
The beach of La Réserve Ramatuelle, designed by Philippe Starck. Refined sharing plates, white parasols and a calm, elegant crowd.
Pampelonne, Ramatuelle · Mediterranean
The beach outpost of the legendary Hôtel Byblos. Stylish yet relaxed, with an A list crowd and long Mediterranean lunches.
Pampelonne, Ramatuelle · Mediterranean
Boho chic by day and dancing by late afternoon. A favourite for groups who want lunch to turn into a party.
Tahiti beach, Ramatuelle · Mediterranean sharing plates
A garden style beach club at the north end of Pampelonne. Laid back all day with Mediterranean sharing plates, livelier at sunset.
French haute cuisine
Three Michelin stars at Cheval Blanc St-Tropez, on the Bouillabaisse beach. Chef Arnaud Donckele's creative French cuisine pays tribute to Saint-Tropez and Provence.
A once-in-a-lifetime dinner. Book a terrace table overlooking the bay.
French brasserie
A Saint-Tropez port institution with prime waterfront seating. Watch the superyachts come and go while enjoying classic French brasserie fare.
Best for a late-afternoon apéritif with views of the port and the old town.
French café & patisserie
The iconic portside café with its signature red awning, famous for its nougat and hot chocolate since 1887. A Saint-Tropez legend and the place to see and be seen.
Order the tarte tropézienne, a local classic named after the town itself.
Old town, Saint-Tropez · Mediterranean
A historic hotel terrace above the little Ponche beach in the old town. Mediterranean cooking built on fresh seafood and Provençal vegetables.
Old Port, Saint-Tropez · Seafood
A discreet seafood address right on the harbour, with fine wines and bright interiors opening onto the quay.
Hôtel Sezz, Saint-Tropez · Contemporary French
A Michelin starred, dinner only table at Hôtel Sezz. Contemporary, calm cooking that leans on vegetables and herbs.
La Réserve Ramatuelle · French haute cuisine
Two Michelin stars in the intimate setting of La Réserve Ramatuelle, with views over the sea.
Tell us your group style and we'll help suggest the best beach club or restaurant for your Saint-Tropez charter.
From secluded bays to charming harbours, these are the spots our captains recommend, places you can only truly experience by yacht.
A stunning, secluded beach framed by rocky headlands and crystal-clear turquoise water. One of the most beautiful anchorages on the Riviera, only accessible by yacht or footpath.
Arrive early in summer as the anchorage fills quickly. The water clarity here is exceptional.
Known as the 'Venice of the South of France', Port Grimaud is a charming lakeside village with colourful Provençal houses and winding canals. Cruise through and moor for lunch.
Enter the canals by tender, the architecture and atmosphere are unique on the Riviera.
One of the last truly wild headlands on the French Riviera. A protected nature reserve with pristine sand, transparent water, and virtually no development, pure Mediterranean beauty.
A sheltered bay perfect for overnight anchoring. Calm waters, pine-forested hillsides, and the sound of nothing but the sea. Popular with local sailors who know the coast.
The legendary 5km crescent of golden sand, home to the beach clubs and the quintessential Saint-Tropez scene. Anchor offshore and tender in to your beach club of choice.
The history, culture, and insider knowledge that makes Saint-Tropez unforgettable.
Brigitte Bardot single-handedly put Saint-Tropez on the map when she filmed 'And God Created Woman' here in 1956. The tiny fishing village became an international sensation overnight.
Bardot's villa 'La Madrague' still stands on the Route des Canebiers. The bay in front is known as the 'Baie de Bardot'.
The coastline between Saint-Tropez and Ramatuelle is home to some of the most exclusive private estates in Europe, owned by business moguls, royalty, and Hollywood stars.
A slow cruise along the coast reveals stunning villas hidden among umbrella pines, best seen from the water.
A 17th-century hilltop fortress offering panoramic views of the Gulf and the town's terracotta rooftops. Home to the Maritime Museum and a beautiful garden.
The Citadel was built to defend against Spanish invasions and offers one of the best photo opportunities in town.
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