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A private yacht ride from Cannes to the Lérins Islands and Cap d'Antibes offers turquoise swims, close-up views of Hôtel du Cap-Eden-Roc and quiet island walks. Tailored by the captain, these cruises balance relaxation with seaside exploration.
A private yacht ride from Cannes to the Lérins Islands and Cap d'Antibes offers turquoise swims, close-up views of Hôtel du Cap-Eden-Roc and quiet island walks. Tailored by the captain, these cruises balance relaxation with seaside exploration.
The boat slips away from Port Camille Rayon and the shore of Cannes recedes into a low line of palaces and pine-scented hills. On deck, the Mediterranean unfurls — wind tugging at towels, turquoise coves daring you to dive, and limestone headlands of Cap d'Antibes carving clean shadows across the water.
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Operated by Promenade en mer vers les Iles de Lérins en bateau de plaisance privé · Cannes, Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur
The boat slips away from Port Camille Rayon and the shore of Cannes recedes into a low line of palaces and pine-scented hills. On deck, the Mediterranean unfurls — wind tugging at towels, turquoise coves daring you to dive, and limestone headlands of Cap d'Antibes carving clean shadows across the water.
This private cruise typically visits the Lérins Islands (Île Sainte-Marguerite and Île Saint-Honorat) and the sheltered coves around Cap d'Antibes. The islands carry history: Saint-Honorat’s monastery has sheltered monks since the 5th century and Sainte-Marguerite’s Fort Royal once held the man in the iron mask. Geologically the coast is a patchwork of fractured limestone, old marine terraces and pebble beaches that channel clear, shallow water ideal for swimming.
Culturally the route frames the Riviera’s contrasts — private villas and the famed Eden Roc hotel loom on the headland while small island chapels and vineyards on Saint-Honorat remind visitors of older rhythms.
Practically, expect a captain-led, adaptable itinerary: mooring at calm swims, short walks on island paths, and slow cruises past La Croisette. Trips run roughly 2–6 hours depending on booking. Bring sunscreen, a wind layer, ID for landing, and a small dry bag. Time your outing for morning glassy seas or late afternoon light. Check weather and tidal sheltering before you go; the captain will adjust for safety. On a private yacht, the sea sets the pace — inviting, exacting, and utterly alive.
Most departures use Port Camille Rayon in Golfe-Juan; check your booking for exact boarding point and arrive 10–15 minutes early.
Yes — the captain typically moors at calm coves for swimming and may allow short island landings at approved spots on Sainte-Marguerite or Saint-Honorat.
Standard private charters often allow BYO food and drink; confirm with the operator if catering or beverages are provided or available to purchase.
Trips typically allow full refunds if canceled for bad weather; check the operator’s 24-hour cancellation rules and rebooking options.
Promenade en mer vers les Iles de Lérins en bateau de plaisance privé operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The boat slips away from Port Camille Rayon and the shore of Cannes recedes into a low line of palaces and pine-scented hills. On deck, the Mediterranean unfurls — wind tugging at towels, turquoise coves daring you to dive, and limestone headlands of Cap d'Antibes carving clean shadows across the water.
The boat slips away from Port Camille Rayon and the shore of Cannes recedes into a low line of palaces and pine-scented hills. On deck, the Mediterranean unfurls — wind tugging at towels, turquoise coves daring you to dive, and limestone headlands of Cap d'Antibes carving clean shadows across the water.
This private cruise typically visits the Lérins Islands (Île Sainte-Marguerite and Île Saint-Honorat) and the sheltered coves around Cap d'Antibes. The islands carry history: Saint-Honorat’s monastery has sheltered monks since the 5th century and Sainte-Marguerite’s Fort Royal once held the man in the iron mask. Geologically the coast is a patchwork of fractured limestone, old marine terraces and pebble beaches that channel clear, shallow water ideal for swimming.
Culturally the route frames the Riviera’s contrasts — private villas and the famed Eden Roc hotel loom on the headland while small island chapels and vineyards on Saint-Honorat remind visitors of older rhythms.
Practically, expect a captain-led, adaptable itinerary: mooring at calm swims, short walks on island paths, and slow cruises past La Croisette. Trips run roughly 2–6 hours depending on booking. Bring sunscreen, a wind layer, ID for landing, and a small dry bag. Time your outing for morning glassy seas or late afternoon light. Check weather and tidal sheltering before you go; the captain will adjust for safety. On a private yacht, the sea sets the pace — inviting, exacting, and utterly alive.