Yacht Charter in Monaco from a Handpicked Fleet of 29
Browse curated motor yachts and sailing vessels departing same-day for Cap d'Ail, Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat and Cannes — every charter includes skipper and hostess.
Find the right boat for the day
From quiet day-boats to staffed superyachts.
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What Sets Our Brokerage Apart
Twenty-Nine Yachts, Each Inspected
Our brokers walk every vessel — from 12-metre day boats to 45-metre motor yachts — before she enters the fleet, so your shortlist contains only proven hulls berthed along the Côte d'Azur.
Local Knowledge from Port Hercules
Based five minutes from the harbour wall, we coordinate same-day departures to Cap d'Ail, position crew for last-minute bookings and handle French-Monégasque border formalities without delay.
Full Concierge Before You Board
Transfers from Nice airport in 25 minutes, onboard provisioning from Marché de la Condamine, water toys, children's safety gear and a private chef — every detail arranged before the lines are cast.
Pricing You Can Verify
Each quote breaks down the day rate, advance provisioning allowance and fuel estimate as separate lines, so there are no hidden surcharges when you return to Beaulieu or Port Hercules.
Round-the-Clock Support Underway
Once your charter leaves the breakwater, a dedicated coordinator stays reachable 24 hours a day to reroute for weather, book a table at Paloma Beach or arrange a tender drop-off at Villefranche.
Why Monaco Is the Riviera's Premier Charter Base
Port Hercules sits at the geographic centre of the Western Mediterranean's richest cruising corridor. Within ten nautical miles you reach Cap d'Ail, Beaulieu-sur-Mer and the sheltered bays of Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat — each a comfortable morning run by tender or yacht. Stretch the day south-west and Cannes is roughly 30 nautical miles; Saint-Tropez around 55. The charter season runs reliably from late April through October, with peak demand in July and August when the Principality hosts Grand Prix festivities and the summer regatta calendar.
A typical yacht charter from Monaco draws on vessels ranging from nimble 12-metre day boats to 40-metre-plus flybridge motor yachts. Med mooring is the standard berthing style along the Côte d'Azur, and most harbours expect stern-to docking with a passerelle. Sea state between Monaco and Èze-sur-Mer stays calm on prevailing summer winds, making the stretch ideal for families and first-time guests. Ashore, the Marché de la Condamine offers fresh Niçoise provisions that an onboard chef can work into a lunch menu while you anchor off Larvotto Beach.
Couples looking for a quiet afternoon at anchor off Paloma Beach will find the same fleet useful as a corporate host entertaining twelve guests on a Cannes Film Festival transfer. Families with young children benefit from stable, low-swell anchorages near Villefranche-sur-Mer, while larger groups can plan a multi-day private yacht hire linking Monaco to the Îles de Lérins. Our brokers build each itinerary from Port Hercules, matching vessel size, crew configuration and provisioning to your brief. Reach out with dates and guest count, and we will return a shortlist within hours.
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Read →Frequently Asked Questions
A quick read of what most charter clients ask before booking.
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How much does a yacht charter in Monaco cost?
Day charters typically start from a few thousand euros and rise with vessel size and crew level. Your quote will separate the charter fee, fuel estimate and an advance provisioning allowance so every cost is visible before you confirm. Ask our brokers for a breakdown matched to your dates and preferred departure from Port Hercules.
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What is included in a Monaco yacht charter?
Every booking includes a licensed skipper, hostess, fuel for the agreed route and basic amenities onboard. Provisioning, water toys, a private chef and airport transfers from Nice are available as additions. Your broker itemises each element in the quote so nothing arrives as a surprise.
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How many guests can join a day charter from Monaco?
Day-charter capacity depends on the vessel. Our fleet ranges from compact 12-metre boats carrying up to 8 guests to larger motor yachts licensed for 12 or more on day trips. Overnight sleeping capacity is usually lower — often 8 to 10 — because cabin count limits the number. Confirm your group size and we will match the right yacht.
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When is the best season to charter a yacht in Monaco?
Late April through October offers the most reliable conditions, with sea temperatures peaking in July and August. June and September deliver warm days, lighter winds and fewer crowds at anchorages near Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat and Villefranche-sur-Mer. Grand Prix week in late May and the Monaco Yacht Show in September are peak-demand periods — book early for those windows.
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Can I book a last-minute yacht charter in Monaco?
Yes. Because our team operates from Port Hercules, we can confirm availability, brief the crew and provision a yacht within hours. Last-minute day charters to Cap d'Ail or Beaulieu are common during summer. Longer itineraries toward Cannes or Saint-Tropez benefit from at least 48 hours' notice to arrange provisioning and route planning.
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What is the cancellation policy for a Monaco charter?
Cancellation terms vary by vessel owner and charter duration. Most agreements follow a tiered structure where refund percentages decrease as the departure date approaches. Your broker will outline the specific terms in writing before any deposit is taken. Contact us directly for the policy attached to your chosen yacht.
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Do I need a licence to charter a yacht in Monaco?
No licence is required when you book a crewed charter. A qualified skipper handles navigation, docking and all safety procedures. This applies across our full fleet, from day boats to larger motor yachts departing Port Hercules. You simply board, brief the captain on your preferences and enjoy the Riviera coastline.