Day Boats for Charter in Saint-Tropez

Day Boats Charter in Saint-Tropez

Thirty-three day boats make up the offer for clients planning a single day on the water rather than an overnight charter. This group covers a shorter, tighter format: departure and return within the same day, built for swimming stops, a beach-club call or a run along the coast without the logistics of a multi-day itinerary. The offer sits apart from longer charters in scope rather than in scale, and it is used as often for a quiet couple's outing as for a livelier group heading out from the port.

Choosing a Day Boat for Your Outing

Length, guest capacity and layout differ across this group, and no single specification covers all thirty-three. A shorter, lighter boat suits a smaller group moving quickly between anchorages, while a larger day boat carries more guests and more deck space for a slower pace built around one or two stops. Cabin count is less relevant here than deck layout, swim access and how many people the boat is set up to carry comfortably for the hours it is out. The right choice depends on group size and how the day is meant to be spent, not on the category alone.

Local Day Boat Charter Context

Many day boats work from the Nouveau Port, running south toward Pampelonne, anchoring roughly 500 metres offshore and tendering guests in to a beach club once a table reservation is confirmed on landing. Others stay closer to town, anchoring in the Gulf of Saint-Tropez in 5 to 12 metres of water for a shorter run ashore to Quai Jean Jaurès. Families sailing from Sainte-Maxime toward Cap Taillat use the same format for a picnic anchorage rather than a beach club stop. June and September keep the Gulf and Baie de Briande open without the July and August crowding, which fills the anchor field by mid-morning in high season. From €1,700 per day.