Sport Yachts for Charter in Saint-Tropez

Sport Yachts Charter in Saint-Tropez

Ten sport yachts make up the offer at this end of the fleet, built around speed and manoeuvrability rather than length alone. These vessels suit charters where the day itself moves quickly — a run out to open water, a change of anchorage, or a fast crossing between the Gulf and a beach club — without the slower pace that comes with larger cruising yachts. The offer covers a range of sizes within that brief, from compact day boats to larger performance-oriented builds.

Choosing a Sport Yacht for Your Charter

Length, builder and layout vary across this group, and no single specification applies to all ten. The Princess Princess 64 Fly, at 20 metres, suits a tighter guest list and a shorter run where speed and manoeuvrability matter more than deck space; the Sunseeker Thumper, at 40 metres, carries a different footprint and tender setup, useful where the day covers more distance or more open water. Guest capacity and cabin count differ by vessel, and the right choice depends on how far the charter is meant to travel and how many people are aboard.

Sport Yachts on the Water Around Saint-Tropez

Speed matters most south of the peninsula, where Cap Taillat and Baie de Briande sit beyond road access — reachable inside a half-day by a fast motor boat, in water that stays clear and largely free of other traffic. Further options run toward Baie de Cavalaire and the marina at Cavalaire-sur-Mer, or north to Port de La Croix-Valmer, both within reach for a day built around movement rather than a single anchorage. June and September keep these runs open without the July and August crowding that fills the Gulf by mid-morning, giving a sport yacht charter room to cover more ground across the season. From €4,200 per day.