Aerial view of a deep blue Riviera bay filled with anchored yachts between two headlands

Boating & Boat Rentals in France

Day charters on the Côte d'Azur — Antibes, Cannes, Nice and Monaco.

Popular Boats for Rent on the French Riviera

Every boat below leaves from a Côte d'Azur marina between Golfe-Juan and Antibes, skipper included unless the listing says otherwise.

Cap Horn — 46-foot catamaran for charter in Vieux Port Golfe Juan
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Cap Horn

A 46-foot catamaran based in Vieux Port Golfe Juan, ideal for groups of up to 12 guests. Available to charter from $2,225 per day.

Vieux Port Golfe Juan
Up to 12 passengers
46 feet
from$2,225
K’PTAIN BOBBY — 46-foot catamaran for charter in Vieux Port Golfe Juan
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K’PTAIN BOBBY

A 46-foot catamaran based in Vieux Port Golfe Juan, ideal for groups of up to 10 guests. Available to charter from $2,100 per day.

Vieux Port Golfe Juan
Up to 10 passengers
46 feet
from$2,100
P'tit Frisé — catamaran for charter in Port Gallice
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P'tit Frisé

A catamaran based in Port Gallice. Available to charter from $2,000 per day.

Port Gallice
from$2,000
Place 2 Be — trawler for charter in Antibes
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Place 2 Be

A trawler based in Antibes. Available to charter from $2,000 per day.

Antibes
from$2,000
Sillinger — 33-foot cruiser for charter in Port Camille Rayon
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Sillinger

A 33-foot cruiser based in Port Camille Rayon, ideal for groups of up to 12 guests. Available to charter from $232 per day.

Port Camille Rayon
Up to 12 passengers
33 feet
from$232

Most popular destinations

Four ports within an hour of each other by sea — each one a different kind of day on the water.

Masts packed into the marina at Antibes with the old fort on the far side

Antibes

Antibes
Small boats on mooring buoys in a sheltered bay below a wooded headland near Cannes

Cannes

Cannes
The coast at Nice seen across calm water at golden hour, with the Alps behind the town

Nice

Nice
A large white superyacht moored alongside a stone quay at dusk

Monaco

Monaco
A small classic motorboat cruising along the Riviera coast with hills and villages behind

From Antibes to Menton, the Sea Is the Road

The Côte d'Azur is barely a hundred kilometres end to end, and almost all of it is easier to reach by water than by the coast road in August. French Riviera boat charters put the Îles de Lérins, the Cap d'Antibes coves and the Rade de Villefranche within a morning of each other.

Most departures here come with a skipper who knows which anchorage is out of the swell today and which beach club will still have a table at two. Bring nothing but a towel — the boat is provisioned, fuelled and cleared before you step aboard.

Book your Côte d'Azur charter today and let the coast road manage without you.

Choose your adventure

A motorboat crossing turquoise water in front of a pastel hillside village

Îles de Lérins Day

Cross to Sainte-Marguerite and Saint-Honorat, anchor off the pines and spend the day between the two islands. Twenty minutes from Cannes, and a different century.

A sheltered sandy cove below the old ramparts at Antibes, with the port beyond

Swim & Snorkel Stops

A half-day working the Cap d'Antibes coves — three or four anchorages, clear water over rock, and lunch on board between swims.

Four friends sitting on a harbour wall looking out over moored yachts

Sunset Apéritif Cruise

Two hours out of the harbour timed to the light, with the Estérel turning red to the west. Rosé and a plate of something local included.