Saint-Tropez
Superyachts for Charter in Saint-Tropez
34 options across our Saint-Tropez fleet.
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Superyachts Available in Saint-Tropez
Philip Zepter
Philip Zepter 50m
Philip Zepter 50m — 50m
- 50m
- 12 guests
- 6 cabins
from €5,000/day View →
Riva
Riva 130 Bellissima
Riva 130 Bellissima — 40m
- 40m
- 12 guests
- 5 cabins
- 25kn
from €40,000/day View →
Ferretti
Navetta 33
Five-cabin calm for slow mornings in the Gulf
- 33m
- 12 guests
- 5 cabins
from €17,000/day View →
Mangusta
Mangusta 33
Fast Italian hull built for Gulf evenings
- 33m
- 12 guests
- 5 cabins
from €20,000/day View →
Cerri Cantieri Navali
Cerri 102’ Flying Sport
Cerri 102’ Flying Sport — 31m
- 31m
- 12 guests
- 4 cabins
from €5,000/day View →
Ferretti
Ferretti 920
A 28-metre flybridge built for Gulf evenings
- 28m
- 12 guests
- 4 cabins
from €10,000/day View →
Local notes
Superyachts Charter in Saint-Tropez
Thirty-four superyachts make up the offer for clients chartering at this end of the fleet in Saint-Tropez, spanning motor yachts built for beach-club days and open-water swimming to vessels set up for slower, quieter cruising through the Gulf. Berth space at Port de Saint-Tropez's Nouveau Port is limited and costly for vessels of this size, so most charters at this level anchor in the Gulf of Saint-Tropez anchor field, in 5 to 12 metres of water, with a chase boat or tender covering the run ashore. The offer is built around that reality rather than around quay-side display.
Choosing Among the Fleet
Within this group, differences matter more than category alone can suggest. A 40-metre motor yacht such as the Riva Riva 130 or Sunseeker Thumper carries a different tender setup and onboard footprint than a 50-metre Feadship Emerald or the 56-metre Oceanco The Wellesley, and guest capacity, cabin count and builder vary yacht by yacht. Some are chosen for their range and sea manners on a passage west toward Îles d'Hyères; others earn their place through tender speed and swim platform access for a Pampelonne afternoon. No single specification applies across the group, and the right match depends on how the day or the week is meant to run.
Local Charter Context
Anchoring off the Gulf keeps fuel use minimal and puts Quai Jean Jaurès a short tender ride away for dinner or the Place des Lices market. Owners and charter groups running a chase boat also use it for the tender run to Pampelonne beach, 500 metres offshore, where a landing at a beach club confirms a table reservation made in advance. Further afield, a passage toward Île du Gaou or the Îles d'Hyères adds real distance and fuel to the day, worth briefing clearly against APA. High season quay allocations are settled months ahead, which is part of why superyacht charters in Saint-Tropez lean on anchoring rather than berthing, and why the Gulf remains the practical base for this class of vessel. From €5,000 per day.