Why Charter France
- Prestigious Marina Network
- Refined Coastal Culture
- Exceptional Local Cuisine
- Diverse Cruising Areas
- Established Yachting Scene
- Easy Regional Connections
France’s Mediterranean coast combines established superyacht ports with island anchorages, open bays and historic waterfront towns.
France is one of the West Mediterranean’s established cruising destinations, with major yacht-service centres, developed marinas and a coastline that supports both short coastal passages and longer movements between distinct cruising areas. Antibes and Cannes provide access to Port Vauban, the Îles de Lérins and the central Côte d’Azur. Farther west, Saint-Tropez and the Var coastline offer open bays, beaches and established shore facilities. The Hyères Islands introduce a more regulated marine environment around Porquerolles and Port-Cros.
Charter Region
France’s Mediterranean coast includes protected roadsteads, open bays, island anchorages and developed marinas. Antibes is known for its fortified old town, maritime infrastructure and direct connection between Port Vauban and the historic waterfront. Port Vauban has approximately 1,500 berths and can accommodate yachts up to 150 metres, subject to berth dimensions and availability. From the marina, guests can walk into Old Antibes, visit the Provençal market and continue to the Picasso Museum in Château Grimaldi. Fort Carré and the seafront ramparts provide further access to the town’s maritime and military history.
France combines elegant coastal towns, celebrated cuisine, and iconic cruising grounds for a charter experience defined by style, culture, and variety.
From the French Riviera to Corsica, France offers sophisticated marinas, scenic anchorages, renowned dining, and effortless access to some of the Mediterranean’s most established yachting destinations.
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