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Charter a Pershing 40 for eight hours of secluded coves, turquoise swims and iconic beach stops around Saint-Tropez. This private yacht day blends swim-and-snorkel freedom with the coastal glamour that made the town famous.
Charter a Pershing 40 for eight hours of secluded coves, turquoise swims and iconic beach stops around Saint-Tropez. This private yacht day blends swim-and-snorkel freedom with the coastal glamour that made the town famous.
You step onto polished teak as the harbor light slides across the Pershing 40. The motor hums a steady promise and the town of Saint-Tropez recedes—boathouses, the gray crane of the capitainerie—and the sea opens like a road. The captain eases into the bay, and the Mediterranean, impatient with its own color, dares you to jump in.
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Operated by Riviera Yacht Charter · Saint-Tropez, Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur
You step onto polished teak as the harbor light slides across the Pershing 40. The motor hums a steady promise and the town of Saint-Tropez recedes—boathouses, the gray crane of the capitainerie—and the sea opens like a road. The captain eases into the bay, and the Mediterranean, impatient with its own color, dares you to jump in.
This full-day private charter maps the coastline that made Saint-Tropez famous: Pampelonne's Champagne-laced Sundays, the secret coves around Cap Taillat, the Blue Lagoon's glass-clear shallows and the weathered cliffs of Cap Camarat. The boat itself is a 43-foot Pershing with a galley, onboard restroom, sun pads and dining areas that make eight hours feel both decadent and deceptively fast.
Geology here is simple and stubborn—soft limestone cliffs carved by wind and wave, laced with scrub pine and the aromatic maquis that scents the breeze. Culturally, Saint-Tropez carries two faces: the postcard of celebrity excess codified by Brigitte Bardot in the 1950s, and the older Provençal fishing village whose market and narrow lanes still anchor local life. On water, the coastline becomes a sixth sense; currents push, cliffs watch, and hidden coves keep their quiet.
Expect a balance of exploration and ease. Your captain can anchor at L'Escalet or Cap Taillat for swims and snorkel sessions; a stand-up paddleboard is included for shallow coves. The itinerary typically includes a swim stop at the Blue Lagoon, a visit to Pampelonne if you want sand and people-watching, and quieter anchors for lunch and snorkeling. The Pershing’s layout is designed for social groups: sunning, shady dining and a small cabin for short rests.
Practicalities matter. Boats are berthed in Marines de Cogolin and transfers or specific pick-up points are arranged in advance. Saint-Tropez operates a one-in/one-out harbor system—plan to arrive at the dock a few minutes early and expect a short wait to berth. The charter includes bottled water, snacks, soda, snorkeling gear and a SUP; restrooms are onboard.
For timing and safety: check the daily wind forecast (the mistral can arrive fast), bring reef-safe sunscreen, non-slip deck shoes and a light windlayer for the ride back. If you’re prone to seasickness, take medication beforehand. With a private charter, the day is yours—swim when you want, anchor where the sea looks best, and let the bay shape the rhythm of the afternoon.
moderate.
8 hours.
Suitable for most fitness levels; you should be able to climb a ladder, enter/exit the water and tolerate several hours on deck.
Boats are berthed in Marines de Cogolin; exact meeting point and dock details are sent via WhatsApp or email before departure.
Yes—snorkel gear and a stand‑up paddleboard are included in the charter price.
Yes—the itinerary regularly includes Pampelonne for beach time or people‑watching, weather and port traffic permitting.
Yes—the Pershing 40 is equipped with an onboard restroom for guest use.
This is a private charter; routes and stops can be adjusted with the captain within safety and local regulations.
For a full refund cancel at least 24 hours before departure; cancellations within 24 hours are not refundable.
Saint-Tropez shifted from a fishing village to an international draw after films in the 1950s put the town on the map; the harbor still blends local markets with luxury berths.
The bay contains sensitive seagrass meadows—practice no‑anchor-on‑meadow etiquette and use reef‑safe sunscreen to reduce local impacts.
Riviera Yacht Charter operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You step onto polished teak as the harbor light slides across the Pershing 40. The motor hums a steady promise and the town of Saint-Tropez recedes—boathouses, the gray crane of the capitainerie—and the sea opens like a road. The captain eases into the bay, and the Mediterranean, impatient with its own color, dares you to jump in.
You step onto polished teak as the harbor light slides across the Pershing 40. The motor hums a steady promise and the town of Saint-Tropez recedes—boathouses, the gray crane of the capitainerie—and the sea opens like a road. The captain eases into the bay, and the Mediterranean, impatient with its own color, dares you to jump in.
This full-day private charter maps the coastline that made Saint-Tropez famous: Pampelonne's Champagne-laced Sundays, the secret coves around Cap Taillat, the Blue Lagoon's glass-clear shallows and the weathered cliffs of Cap Camarat. The boat itself is a 43-foot Pershing with a galley, onboard restroom, sun pads and dining areas that make eight hours feel both decadent and deceptively fast.
Geology here is simple and stubborn—soft limestone cliffs carved by wind and wave, laced with scrub pine and the aromatic maquis that scents the breeze. Culturally, Saint-Tropez carries two faces: the postcard of celebrity excess codified by Brigitte Bardot in the 1950s, and the older Provençal fishing village whose market and narrow lanes still anchor local life. On water, the coastline becomes a sixth sense; currents push, cliffs watch, and hidden coves keep their quiet.
Expect a balance of exploration and ease. Your captain can anchor at L'Escalet or Cap Taillat for swims and snorkel sessions; a stand-up paddleboard is included for shallow coves. The itinerary typically includes a swim stop at the Blue Lagoon, a visit to Pampelonne if you want sand and people-watching, and quieter anchors for lunch and snorkeling. The Pershing’s layout is designed for social groups: sunning, shady dining and a small cabin for short rests.
Practicalities matter. Boats are berthed in Marines de Cogolin and transfers or specific pick-up points are arranged in advance. Saint-Tropez operates a one-in/one-out harbor system—plan to arrive at the dock a few minutes early and expect a short wait to berth. The charter includes bottled water, snacks, soda, snorkeling gear and a SUP; restrooms are onboard.
For timing and safety: check the daily wind forecast (the mistral can arrive fast), bring reef-safe sunscreen, non-slip deck shoes and a light windlayer for the ride back. If you’re prone to seasickness, take medication beforehand. With a private charter, the day is yours—swim when you want, anchor where the sea looks best, and let the bay shape the rhythm of the afternoon.