The chart
Design your day.
Every anchorage between Saint-Tropez and Menton. Customise your route. Choose the boat, choose the harbour and the team will do the rest.
Leaving from
Your day
43°42.4′N 007°20.1′E
- Cruise
- 30 kn
- Distance
- 0.0 NM
- Passage
- 0 min
- Course
- 000° N
From Beaulieu-sur-Mer the quay
Rings are thirty, sixty and ninety minutes at a comfortable cruise — not a top speed, which is a number for a brochure rather than a day. The captain reads the morning and will tell you honestly what the sea allows.
Reading it
What the chart is telling you.
- The rings
- Thirty, sixty and ninety minutes at that boat's comfortable cruise. Anything inside the outer ring is an easy day; anything beyond it is a long run and worth talking through first.
- The times
- Measured across the water, harbour mouth to the middle of the bay, on a flat morning. A sea running from the east will add to them, and the captain will say so before you commit.
- The boats
- They cruise at different speeds, so the same harbour reaches a different coast depending on which one you take. Switch between them and watch the rings move.
- The anchorages
- Twelve of them, each with its own page: the hour to be there, what the water does and which wind it works in.
The coast
Every anchorage, west to east.
- Villefranche-sur-Mer10 min
- Cap Ferrat & Paloma15 min
- Mala Beach, Cap d’Ail10 min
- Èze-sur-Mer & Cap Estel15 min
- Larvotto & the Monaco roads5 min
- Cap Martin & Roquebrune15 min
- Menton & the border25 min
- The Lérins Islands20 min
- Cap d’Antibes & the Baie des Milliardaires15 min
- Pampelonne20 min
- The Estérel35 min
- Cap Camarat & l’Escalet30 min
Pick the water, we will bring the boat.
Tell us which of these you want to wake up thinking about and the crew will shape the day around it — the harbour you leave from included.