About us
A small fleet, properly run.
We are not a directory. Every boat on this site is one we would put our own family on, and most days one of us is on the quay when you board.
What you are booking
The day you will talk about.
- Boats in the fleet03
- Ports we run from06
- Home berthBeaulieu
- SeasonApr — Oct
You step off the pontoon at ten with the sea still glassy, and by half past you are somewhere the road cannot reach. A cove the colour of a swimming pool, the engines off, nobody else in it. That is the first hour, and it sets the tone for the rest.
Lunch is a table held ashore at Paloma or La Guérite, or laid on the aft deck if you would rather not move. The afternoon is swimming, the seabobs, the children wearing themselves out in the water. Then the run home along the coast with the light going gold across the hills, everybody wrapped in towels, nobody in any hurry.
Guests come back and book the same day again.
Every boat here earns its place the same way: we know the owner, we have been aboard, and we would hand the keys of our own day to it. Three boats, not thirty, so the captain knows the coves by wind direction and books the table before you have thought to ask.
Every boat is inspected before the season and again mid-August. If one is not right on the morning you go out on another, or you do not pay — that decision is never yours to chase.
What we hold to
Four things, always.
- The price on the page is the price
- Fuel is the only figure quoted separately, and it is quoted before you commit, for the route you actually want.
- The captain decides the weather
- Early, and in your favour. Another day or your money back, your choice.
- Nothing invented
- No fabricated reviews, no countdown timers, no scarcity we made up. If a day shows free here it is free.
- A person answers
- Not a chatbot dressed as one. Usually within the hour, and always before you sail.
What it looks like
A day, from the quay out.
Boarding is at the pontoon, not a desk. The captain has the route, the fridge is cold and the towels are aboard. Between Saint-Tropez and Menton there is a cove for every wind direction, and knowing which one on the morning is the whole job.
- Your own captain on every charter, a flat €350 for the whole day
- Snorkels, towels, shade and iced water aboard
- Lunch held ashore, or laid on the aft deck
- Transfers from your villa or the airport, on request
Where you board
Come and see for yourself.
Three boats, six ports and a real calendar. Pick the day that suits and we will tell you honestly what it will cost and what the sea is likely to do. If we are not the right answer for your week, we will say so.