Monaco Yacht and Superyacht Charter – Luxury Yachting

Book a Monaco charter now to secure an ultra-private yachting experience. Work with a trusted broker to tailor itineraries and packages, guided by real-time information and exclusive offers for the wealthiest guests. The fleet includes a range of vessels from intimate yachts to grand superyachts, ready to host your party with discretion and comfort.

For discerning travelers, consenting crew alignment matters. We coordinate crew plans with your privacy preferences, safety standards, and on-board amenities, ensuring service aboard the fleet remains seamless for every guest. Our vessels span from sleek yachts to expansive superyachts, each with dedicated touch points for onboard entertainment and dining.

During major events in Monaco, liven your schedule with curated on-shore experiences and private pláž access. Your crew can arrange docking near famous clubs or quiet coves, providing a seamless touch of Riviera luxury while avoiding crowds. We craft itineraries that balance water time, sun, and dining with a light, unobtrusive presence on deck.

On our site you’ll find detailed information on boats, itineraries, and safety protocols. cookies help tailor the browsing experience so you receive timely recommendations and updates about new vessels, routes, and packages. We also offer sample itineraries that you can send to decision-makers for approval.

For the wealthiest clients, exclusive access to private beaches, helicopter transfers, and on-board chefs creates an unparalleled Monaco experience. We present a selection of offers, and can tailor yachts and boats to your group size, preferences, and schedule. Contact us to receive a customized proposal and a sample voyage plan for your Monaco luxury voyage.

Monaco Day Charter Basics

Book a half-day charter from monte harbor to cruise along the cote and visit nearby islands for sun, sea, and nice views of the coast.

For a more immersive experience, pick a full-day option and slow your pace to swim, snorkel, and linger around the Lerins islands; this fits summer plans when you desire a relaxed, exceptional day.

Route ideas include Monte Carlo to the Lerins islands–Sainte-Marguerite and Saint-Honorat–for snorkeling, a beach lunch, and a calm return along the coast; this is ideal for a concise yet memorable outing.

Yachts differ in features: shaded lounges, sun pads, a freshwater shower, and reliable Wi‑Fi you can access from any device; bluemoon offers deck space, a tender, and water toys; cookies and regional bites complete the onboard menu. For your party, choose the yacht with the ideal layout for your group.

Always confirm safety briefing and a plan B with your crew; dont forget to share dietary needs or special requests. If weather shifts, discuss alternatives to keep the day on track. This option remains ever popular with guests, and your captain can adjust to avoid adversely affecting safety.

Arrange a private transfer to Nice airport or your hotel; most operators offer direct drop-off at the terminal, and some can line up a quick connection to your flight or hotel along the cote.

Choose the Right Day Charter Yacht for Your Group

Opt for a 75–85 ft motor yacht with 4–5 cabins for groups of 6–12 to maximize comfort and stability while navigating riviera ports.

Choose a boat with a flexible interior layout, a social salon, shaded al fresco dining, and a forward deck for quiet time between swims, so the space fits your group.

Define the time frame: a full-day charter versus a half-day option, and plan how many ports you wish to visit along the riviera during daylight, to maximize beach and lunch opportunities.

Review packages that include catering, beverages, water toys, and captain services; look for tailor-made menus and add-ons to fit your group’s tastes and dietary needs, all with clear price and inclusions.

Choose boats trusted across the world; for most groups, key ports include Monte Carlo, Cap d’Ail, Nice, Cannes, Antibes, and Villefranche; popular options include sunreef models and bluemoon yachts, offering modern exteriors and a beautiful sunset over riviera harbors, ideal for daytime entertaining and afternoon sun.

Use the browsing process on our site to compare layouts, verify required documents, and confirm availability; the process is simple and transparent, with a quick quote and clear inclusions.

For tailored suggestions and to lock in a date, contact andor with your group size, preferred ports, and budget; we maintain fast responses and propose options within hours.

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If guests arrive via Nice or Monaco airport, arrange a seamless transfer to the marina; choosing a yacht near nightlife hubs gives you a seamless transition from day sailing to evening dining and entertainment.

Must-Have Inclusions: Meals, Beverages, and Water Toys

Begin with a private on-board chef who crafts a season-informed menu and a flexible beverage list that matches your itineraries and the ports you visit. The season informs every dish and keeps the menu fresh.

Pair meals with a curated beverage program and a dining plan that respects consenting dietary preferences. Confirm with the captain 48 hours before departure. Offer three daily meals plus snacks, paced to the hour, with a tasting menu option on formal evenings. Use opulent serviceware from zepter to elevate private dining aboard a prestigious yacht along Monaco’s coast. Identify guest favorites early, and tailor courses to their itineraries for a smoother cruise.

Water toys must be readily available and safely managed. A practical baseline includes two stand-up paddleboards, one kayak, snorkeling gear for six, a towable tube, one wakeboard, and two jet-skis, supported by a watersports crew member who can supervise and explain safety. A dedicated tender enables shore visits and quick coast hops between ports. Statistics from recent charters show guests spend 40% more time on-water when a dedicated watersports coach is present. Whether you want a helicopter transfer for a scenic extension or a simple coast-cruise, the plan should be flexible.

To keep operations smooth, the captain coordinates meals, beverages, and water toys with the crew, to manage day-by-day logistics across boats and ports. Use consented safety waivers and briefings to protect everyone, and adjust plans according to weather so you continue to enjoy private, opulent yachting along the coast with more ease.

Crew Roles and Service Standards for Day Charters

Assign a dedicated three-person day-charter crew: Lead Stewardess, Steward, and Deck Attendant. The Captain handles safety briefings, port notes, and guest privacy, while the trio delivers hospitality with precise coordination across the yacht.

On Monaco coast operations, keep a consistent guest experience by aligning greeting, beverage service, snack presentation, and dining with quiet efficiency and attention to detail. The team reads guest mood and adjusts pacing to suit the moment, ensuring comfort without intrusion.

Uniforms remain crisp, linens and glassware are refreshed as dining and lounge moments require, and lighting stays subtle to preserve the view and conversation. The result is a calm, elevated atmosphere guests remember well after the day ends.

Training and review occur on a regular basis. On-board drills, guest request simulations, and post-charter debriefs help the crew refine routines, verify safety practices, and maintain consistency across days.

Role	Main Duty	Guest Interaction	Poznámky
Captain	Safety oversight, route briefings, and general command	Directs service flow and keeps guests informed	Primary contact for emergencies; coordinates with crew leaders
Lead Stewardess	Front-of-house leadership, seating plans, table setup	Greets guests, serves beverages, oversees dining sequence	Sets the pace for service and ensures discretion
Steward	Beverage service, course service, clearing	Attentive cue response, maintains comfort	Back-up to Lead Stewardess during transitions
Deck Attendant	Deck care, safety equipment readiness, sun area management	Guides guests to seating and assists with lounging areas	Maintains cleanliness and safety under open-air conditions
Chef	Light dining prep, canapés, dietary options	Ensures quality plating and timely course delivery	Coordinates with Lead Stewardess on timing and portions

Pricing, Inclusions, and Common Fees

Book a full-day charter with a transparent price that includes a captain, service, meals, and premium access to the best beach experiences along the mediterranean coast.

Pricing varies by vessel level and season. Base day rates for motor yachts range from €5,000–€12,000 for 4–6 hours on smaller yachts, to €15,000–€40,000 for 8–10 hours on mid-size yachts, and from €60,000 up to several hundred thousand for large superyachts. Most Monaco-area deals present a single daily rate with hours included, plus add-ons such as provisioning or special itineraries. They can identify the right value by comparing just the included services and the hour allotment, then choosing a package that fits your plan.

Typical inclusions cover the captain, crew, meals or catering, soft drinks, water, Wi-Fi, marina charges in port calls, and the vessel’s tender with rescue gear. They also include access to onboard amenities, snorkeling gear, and limited fuel for the engine hours included. For a mediterranean itinerary, you’ll want a full-day package that includes shore time and a beach stop, while the vessel functions smoothly between anchorages, while you relax and enjoy the scenery.

Common fees appear as an Advance Provisioning Allowance (APA) to cover fuel, provisioning, and port charges, typically 15–30% of the base rate. VAT may apply in some jurisdictions, and marina or berthing fees are charged where you dock. Overtime hours beyond the included time are billed hourly at a premium; if you request a late return, plan for a rate increase. Gratuities for the crew are customary but optional; if you choose to tip, a 5–15% of base rate is typical, depending on service quality and the captain’s level of attention.

To ensure you get value, identify the inclusions early, confirm scope of beach stops, and verify how many hours the yacht can operate per day. Ask where the itinerary will run and what unique experiences they offer, such as a sunset cruise or a secluded cove stop. Cross-check the hour-by-hour breakdown and ensure the vessel’s motor and tender availability align with your plans, then continue with the booking once you’re confident the offer fits your expectations.

Practical Planning: Timing, Dress Code, and Docking Protocols

Confirm your arrival window and berthing time with the captain’s liaison two to three hours before planned docking to lock in a berth and avoid last-minute rearrangements.

These timing guidelines help you manage expectations across many ports. Check official tide charts and port calendars; in peak season slots tighten and several marinas enforce precise arrival times. Always review the latest information in your information package and the packages offered for your itinerary; if bluemoon is the vessel, the crew tailors these steps to its berthing profile, aligning with known marina procedures to approach perfection. Keep the records of changes and approvals up to date and share them with your user account to maintain clear status across all parties. If you are enjoying a requested function or celebration, communicate your desired timing well in advance so the team can coordinate tender transfers, dining, and entertainment without rush, delivering a seamless experience.

• Timing: sequence activities with port schedules–arrivals, customs, provisioning, and departures should be arranged so you can enjoy on-deck moments and dining without overlap.
• Dress Code: daywear on deck; smart casual for lunches; and formal or semi-formal for evening functions. For special events, carry a lightweight wrap or blazer to adapt quickly, especially for a princess-inspired ambiance some itineraries offer.
• Docking Protocols: share ETA and guest counts ahead of time; captain confirms with port control. On approach, maintain a slow, controlled speed; deploy fenders, and use bow, stern, and spring lines for stability. The crew manages line tension and monitors weather and sea state; keep one person on deck to supervise the docking through the final meters.