Yachts for Charter in Saint-Tropez
40 options across our Saint-Tropez fleet.
Yachts Available in Saint-Tropez
Arcadia Sherpa 60
Arcadia Sherpa 60 — 18.7m
- 18.7m
- 12 guests
- 3 cabins
- 24kn
Sunseeker Predator 68
Sunseeker Predator 68 — 20m
- 20m
- 12 guests
- 2 cabins
Prestige 550 FLY
Flybridge views and three cabins for easy evenings
- 18m
- 12 guests
- 3 cabins
Prestige 520 Fly
Flybridge comfort for Saint-Tropez's quieter bays
- 15m
- 12 guests
- 3 cabins
Navetta 58
A steady 17-metre hull for calm Gulf mornings
- 17m
- 12 guests
- 3 cabins
Cobrey 50 FLY
A flybridge perch for fast Gulf afternoons
- 16m
- 10 guests
- 3 cabins
- 30kn
Sunseeker 65 Sport
Sunseeker 65 Sport — 20m
- 20m
- 12 guests
- 3 cabins
- 32kn
Yachts Charter in Saint-Tropez
Forty yachts make up the offer at this level of the fleet, covering motor yachts, sailing yachts and day boats rather than one fixed type of vessel. The range runs from compact day boats suited to a few hours on the water to larger motor yachts built for a full day of swimming, tendering and beach-club stops. This breadth is the point of the offer: a corporate lunch on the Gulf calls for a different vessel than a half-day run south to open water, and the charter offer is built to cover both without narrowing to a single format.
Matching a Yacht to Your Day
Within this group, length, guest capacity and builder vary from one yacht to the next, and no single specification carries across the whole offer. A smaller motor yacht such as the Princess Princess 64 Fly, at 20 metres, suits a tighter guest list and a shorter run, while a 40-metre such as the Sunseeker Thumper carries a different tender and swim-platform setup, useful for a day built around open-water swimming or a beach-club stop. Cabin count, speed and layout differ by vessel, and the right choice depends less on category than on how many guests are aboard and what the day is meant to include.
Charter Routes From Saint-Tropez
A day boat based from the Nouveau Port can run south to Pampelonne, anchoring roughly 500 metres offshore and tendering guests in to a beach club, with table reservations confirmed once the tender lands. Others head further south past the peninsula to Cap Taillat and Baie de Briande, where the water runs clear and there is no road access, or north into the Port Grimaud canal for a quieter overnight with walking access to the village market. June and September keep these routes accessible without the July and August crowding, giving the fleet at this level room to work across a wider set of anchorages through the season. From €3,700 per day.