Luxury Yacht Charter Monaco

Prices depend on the size of the yacht, the duration and the season. In our fleet, rates range from around €48,000 per week for a 20 m yacht to €650,000 per week for a 73 m superyacht, excluding running costs (fuel, provisioning, port fees), VAT and crew gratuity. Day charters are quoted on request, and rates are higher during the Grand Prix and the Monaco Yacht Show. Details in our guide to yacht charter costs on the French Riviera.

Yes. Full-day and half-day charters use 20 to 30 m yachts, heading to Menton, Cap-d’Ail or Villefranche-sur-Mer, with lunch on board or at anchor. In summer, a few weeks’ notice is usually enough.

Yes: a yacht in Port Hercule, beside the circuit, offers one of the best views of the race; anchoring offshore is a more accessible alternative. Harbour berths are very limited and booked months in advance. See our Monaco Grand Prix yacht charter page.

For a day with six to ten guests, a 20 to 30 m yacht is ideal. To host during the Grand Prix or cruise for a week with a cabin each, look at 30 m and above. For overnight stays, guest numbers are generally limited to twelve, whatever the size of the yacht.

No. Our yachts are chartered with a professional captain and crew: no licence or sailing experience is required.

Usually from Port Hercule, below Monte-Carlo, sometimes from Fontvieille harbour or at anchor off the Principality, depending on the size of the yacht and availability. If the yacht is based elsewhere on the Riviera, it can pick you up in Monaco for a repositioning fee.

Yes. The border is only a few miles away: Sanremo is about an hour, Portofino half a day at sea. A week lets you combine Monaco, the Italian Riviera and the French Riviera.

For July and August, in winter; for the Grand Prix and the Monaco Yacht Show, several months ahead, often a year. For a day at sea outside these periods, a few weeks is usually enough.