A day on the water is how Cannes actually works in season: out of Port Canto mid-morning, lunch on the île Sainte-Marguerite, back for the evening. We arrange the boat, the table and the car at the quay as one booking.
*High-season guide for a 20–25 m day boat, plus fuel and APA — your dates quoted exactly.
The Cannes day
The classic run is short and perfect: out past the Croisette, twenty minutes to the
îles de Lérins, anchor off Sainte-Marguerite and tender in to
La Guérite for lunch — the island
table that defines the season. Swim, siesta on the bow, and you are back alongside in
time for Bâoli. During the
festival fortnight the water is the only
calm place in town — and the only parking that works.
Antibes & the Cap
Half a day stretches naturally around the Cap d’Antibes — the
billionaires’ bay reads best from the water — with lunch options from
Pampelonne to the plage clubs of Juan-les-Pins. Searches for yacht hire in Antibes and
Cannes are the same charter market; the boats sit in the same ports.
How much does yacht hire in Cannes cost?
High-season guide for a 20–25 m day boat: €5,000–9,000 a day plus fuel and APA. Larger yachts and full weeks are quoted per itinerary — one clear figure, with berthing, fuel and crew gratuity itemised before you commit.
Are the boats crewed?
Always — skipper and crew as standard, chef and hostess on the larger boats. You step on and off; everything in between is handled.
Can you book the tables and beach clubs around the boat?
That is the point of one desk: the daybeds, lunches and nights around your Cannes charter are held by the same concierge that books the boat — see the venues we cover and ask for the day as one plan.
