Fully live the Monaco experience onboard a Superyacht!
One of the Most Glamorous spot in the Mediterranean
Start your charter in Port Hercules, with an evening at the Monte Carlo Casino or one of the city’s celebrated restaurants, then cruise along the coast to Cannes, St. Tropez, the Lérins Islands, and Cap Ferrat.
The fleet available for this region ranges from 20 to 110 meters, so there’s a yacht sized for any group.
Monaco & the South of France are waiting for you
A yacht is the best way to see Monaco and the South of France on your own terms, secret beaches, real privacy, water toys, and the kind of family moments a hotel can’t offer.
For nightlife and energy, St. Tropez, Cannes, and Monaco itself are the hotspots. For something quieter, Théoule, Èze, and Cap Ferrat are among the coast’s best-preserved towns.
Whether aboard a motor yacht or a sailing yacht, the charter comes with a five-star crew dedicated to the trip, from provisioning to routing to the small requests that make a charter feel personal
Yacht Charter in Monaco & the South of France — Practical Guide
Monaco and the South of France pack some of the Mediterranean's most glamorous ports and best-preserved coastal towns into a short cruising distance — from Port Hercules to Cannes, St. Tropez, the Lérins Islands, and Cap Ferrat. With a fleet from 20 to 110 meters, there's a yacht for a quiet family week or a full party charter.
Best Stops Along the Coast
- Monaco (Port Hercules) — the classic starting point, with the Monte Carlo Casino and the principality's top restaurants within walking distance of the marina.
- St. Tropez & Cannes — the region's nightlife and see-and-be-seen hotspots.
- Lérins Islands — a short hop from Cannes for quieter anchorages and swimming.
- Cap Ferrat, Théoule & Èze — some of the coast's best-preserved towns, for a quieter pace.
Motor Yacht or Sailing Yacht?
Both are available for this region. A motor yacht suits groups who want to cover more ground quickly between ports; a sailing yacht offers a quieter, more traditional way to explore the same coastline. Either way, charters come with a five-star crew handling provisioning, routing, and the small requests that make a trip feel personal.
When to Charter in Monaco & the South of France
The Mediterranean season generally runs from May to September, with the Monaco Grand Prix in May and the peak July–August period both driving high demand for berths and yachts — booking well ahead matters most for those windows.
Tell us your dates, group size and budget — we'll come back with a short, matched selection for Monaco and the South of France.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Yacht Charter in Monaco & the South of France
How much does a yacht charter in Monaco cost?
Prices vary by size and season — yachts in this region typically start from around €48,000 per week, with larger crewed motor yachts running well beyond €200,000 per week in peak season. Tell us your budget and group size for a matched shortlist.
What can I visit on a yacht charter from Monaco?
A typical route runs from Port Hercules to Cannes, St. Tropez, the Lérins Islands, and Cap Ferrat, with Théoule and Èze as quieter stops along the way.
Should I charter a motor yacht or a sailing yacht?
A motor yacht suits groups who want to cover more distance between ports quickly, while a sailing yacht offers a quieter, more traditional way to cruise the same coastline. Both are available for this region.
When is the best time to charter in Monaco or the South of France?
The season generally runs from May to September. The Monaco Grand Prix in May and the peak July–August period both see high demand, so book well ahead for either window.
What size yachts are available for this region?
The available fleet ranges from around 20 meters up to 110 meters, suiting everything from a small family charter to a larger party.
How do I book a yacht charter in Monaco with Palm Lifestyle?
Contact the team with your dates, group size, and budget — a broker who knows the fleet personally will come back with a short, matched selection, usually within 24 to 48 hours.
