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Watch the sun slip behind the Massif des Maures from a private 13m motor yacht in Baie de Canoubiers. This two-hour charter offers drinks, a possible swim, and a front-row seat to Saint-Tropez’s coastal glamour.
Watch the sun slip behind the Massif des Maures from a private 13m motor yacht in Baie de Canoubiers. This two-hour charter offers drinks, a possible swim, and a front-row seat to Saint-Tropez’s coastal glamour.
A late-afternoon wind pushes the yacht away from the quay and the harbor light slinks behind the town. The sea smooths out beneath a 13-meter hull as the Massif des Maures begins to drink the sun; the water dares you to loosen your grip on the shore and simply watch. Onboard, the small group settles with a glass of bubbly while the captain threads a course for Baie de Canoubiers, a sweep of coastline famous for grand villas and the legend of Brigitte Bardot.
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Operated by Riviera Yacht Charter · Saint-Tropez, Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur
A late-afternoon wind pushes the yacht away from the quay and the harbor light slinks behind the town. The sea smooths out beneath a 13-meter hull as the Massif des Maures begins to drink the sun; the water dares you to loosen your grip on the shore and simply watch. Onboard, the small group settles with a glass of bubbly while the captain threads a course for Baie de Canoubiers, a sweep of coastline famous for grand villas and the legend of Brigitte Bardot.
This short charter sits at the intersection of maritime geology and Riviera culture. The bays here are carved into limestone and schist—rock that has resisted the Mediterranean’s slow chiseling—while the Massif des Maures rises in low, forested ridges that catch the last light. Saint-Tropez itself evolved from a Provençal fishing port into an artistic and celebrity magnet in the 20th century; viewing it from the water clarifies why.
Expect two hours of gentle motion: a guided run-by of the bay, an anchorage for sunset, time to swim if you wish, and onboard amenities including a restroom and complementary bottled water and bubbly. Practical notes: arrive early to board, keep a light jacket for the sea breeze, and secure phones and cameras against spray. The captain will advise on anchor etiquette and local marine-protected rules; respect for those zones preserves the clear water and posidonia meadows that make this coastline special.
This charter is straightforward and low-effort, ideal for couples and small groups who want a polished, intimate experience of the Riviera’s evening light.
Yes—there is time at anchor for a quick swim; the captain will advise on sea conditions and safe entry points.
This is a private charter for your booking only; the route and pace can be tailored within safety and sea-state limits.
Yes, the 13m motor yacht is equipped with an onboard restroom for guest use.
Full refunds are available if cancelled at least 24 hours before departure; trips may be cancelled for bad weather with a refund.
Riviera Yacht Charter operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
A late-afternoon wind pushes the yacht away from the quay and the harbor light slinks behind the town. The sea smooths out beneath a 13-meter hull as the Massif des Maures begins to drink the sun; the water dares you to loosen your grip on the shore and simply watch. Onboard, the small group settles with a glass of bubbly while the captain threads a course for Baie de Canoubiers, a sweep of coastline famous for grand villas and the legend of Brigitte Bardot.
A late-afternoon wind pushes the yacht away from the quay and the harbor light slinks behind the town. The sea smooths out beneath a 13-meter hull as the Massif des Maures begins to drink the sun; the water dares you to loosen your grip on the shore and simply watch. Onboard, the small group settles with a glass of bubbly while the captain threads a course for Baie de Canoubiers, a sweep of coastline famous for grand villas and the legend of Brigitte Bardot.
This short charter sits at the intersection of maritime geology and Riviera culture. The bays here are carved into limestone and schist—rock that has resisted the Mediterranean’s slow chiseling—while the Massif des Maures rises in low, forested ridges that catch the last light. Saint-Tropez itself evolved from a Provençal fishing port into an artistic and celebrity magnet in the 20th century; viewing it from the water clarifies why.
Expect two hours of gentle motion: a guided run-by of the bay, an anchorage for sunset, time to swim if you wish, and onboard amenities including a restroom and complementary bottled water and bubbly. Practical notes: arrive early to board, keep a light jacket for the sea breeze, and secure phones and cameras against spray. The captain will advise on anchor etiquette and local marine-protected rules; respect for those zones preserves the clear water and posidonia meadows that make this coastline special.
This charter is straightforward and low-effort, ideal for couples and small groups who want a polished, intimate experience of the Riviera’s evening light.