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Cote d'Azur

What about Cannes Film Festival red carpet or the Monaco F1 Grand Prix from the comfort of your superyacht?

BEST TIME TO VISIT

APRIL  -  OCTOBER

The Calanques

A Yacht  Holiday

The Riviera hosts a fantastic range of social events throughout the year, which means your trip can include watching the stars of the Cannes Film Festival red carpet or the Monaco F1 Grand Prix from the comfort of your superyacht deck harbour. Unforgettable views. Tennis fans will also take the opportunity to watch some of the best players on the circuit compete in the Rolex Monte Carlo Masters, while an enviable line-up of world-renowned DJs will perform at the Palais des Festivals in Cannes in August. Alternatively, you can simply enjoy the tranquility and beauty of the calmly lapping azure waters of the Mediterranean, with nothing to do but a leisurely snorkel or swim. 

Vertigo's Choice

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St.Jean-Cap-Ferrat

Your charter starts from Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat, a favorite of the royal family. Known as one of the jewels of the Riviera, this former fishing village sits on a peninsula between Beaulieu-sur-Mer and Villefranche-sur-Mer, known for its lush vegetation and spectacular rocky beaches.

Image by Jim Thirion

Cannes

Cannes is the next stop, where you can stroll along the famous Croisette, home of the world's leading designer brands, or go back in time and explore Le Suquet, a beautiful old town with winding cobbled streets and charming traditional bistros.

View of the city of Saint-Tropez, Provence, Cote d'Azur, a popular destination for travel

Saint Tropez

A place that needs no introduction, sailing overnight and mooring in Saint-Tropez, the distinctive mustard and ochre-coloured buildings beautifully frame your entrance into this most iconic port. Enjoy the carefree, bohemian beach elegance of stunning Cabane Bambou before returning to explore picturesque Le Lavandou just off the coast. 

Image by Jean-Baptiste Lefevre

Bandol

The oldest fortified town in Provence, Bandol, is one of the most famous wine regions and top holiday destinations. Its crystal-clear waters and interesting marine life make it a wonderful diving and snorkeling
destination.

Image by Anastasia Quince

Cassis

Your next charter stop is Cassis, which is also the name of the sweet, deep-red, blackcurrant liqueur made here (which makes a mean Kir Royal). It is best known for its pebbly beaches, turquoise waters, and small calanque inlets surrounded by striking limestone cliffs. Cassis is overlooked by the ages-old Chateau de Cassis. 

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Ile de Embiez

Before visiting Pampelonne Beach, Saint Tropez's most well-known stretch of sand, learn about the charming Ile des Embiez, a picture-perfect paradise of rocky coves and the sandy Plage des Salins as well as a natural haven for maritime flora, fauna, and marine life. Enjoy one last frolic on the fine white sands before bidding au revoir to your yacht back in Saint Tropez. 

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