Catamarans for Charter in Saint-Tropez

Catamaran Charter in Saint-Tropez

One catamaran makes up the offer for clients looking specifically for this category in Saint-Tropez. It sits within the broader charter fleet as a distinct format for guests who want twin-hull cruising rather than a monohull motor yacht or sailing yacht, and it is presented here as part of the charter offer for the season rather than as a fixed booking. Clients considering a catamaran in Saint-Tropez typically weigh it against the same questions that apply to any charter here — group size, the pace of the day, and whether the plan runs toward a quiet anchorage or a beach-club stop.

Matching the Catamaran to Your Charter

With one vessel forming this part of the offer, the decision is less about comparing options within the category and more about matching that catamaran to how the day or the itinerary is meant to run. A charter built around a quiet anchorage away from other boats calls for a different plan than one built around a tender run to a beach club, and the same vessel can be briefed either way depending on guest numbers and the time available. Details such as exact layout, cabin count and guest capacity are confirmed at enquiry rather than assumed from the category alone.

Catamaran Routes Around Saint-Tropez

A catamaran based from Saint-Tropez can work the Gulf anchor field south of town, anchoring in 5 to 12 metres of water with a short tender ride ashore to Quai Jean Jaurès for the market or dinner. Further south, Cap Taillat and Baie de Briande offer a half-day of open, clear water beyond road access, while an overnight in the Port Grimaud canal trades the town quay for a quieter berth with walking access to the village. June and September keep these routes open without the crowding that fills the Gulf by mid-morning in July and August, giving a catamaran charter room to move between anchorages rather than compete for one. From €12,500 per day.