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The Cap Ferrat peninsula from the air at blue hour.

Where you board

Six ports, one coast.

From Saint-Tropez to Menton, every harbour we run from — where you board, where the day can go, which boats call it home, and what the coast actually looks like from the water.

Nice seen from the water.Alpes-MaritimesNiceThe easiest place on the coast to start a boat day, and the one most people fly into.3 boats run days from hereLearn more
Monaco seen from the water.Principality of MonacoMonacoArrive by sea and the Principality looks the way it was meant to be seen.3 boats run days from hereLearn more
Cannes seen from the water.Alpes-MaritimesCannesThe Croisette from the water, and the Lérins twenty minutes off the beach.2 boats run days from hereLearn more
Beaulieu-sur-Mer seen from the water.Alpes-MaritimesBeaulieu-sur-MerA quiet harbour between Nice and Monaco, and the fleet’s home berth.3 boats run days from hereLearn more
Antibes seen from the water.Alpes-MaritimesAntibesThe old ramparts on one side, Billionaires’ Bay on the other, and the calmest water on the coast in between.3 boats run days from hereLearn more
Saint-Tropez seen from the water.VarSaint-TropezThe great run west, and the harbour that still earns its reputation.1 boat run days from hereLearn more
A day yacht carving a turn across clear turquoise water below a villa-lined headland.

Not sure where to start?

Tell us where you are staying and we will bring the boat to the nearest harbour. The port is where the day begins, not where it has to stay.

Ask the captain