7 days in France & Italy

The ideal starting point for your luxurious Mediterranean yacht charter is the Port of St. Tropez. This breathtaking town is laced with contemporary comforts and utter enjoyment at every turn. Explore the elegant cafés, beautiful restaurants, and sun-kissed beaches and chic bars along Pampelonne Beach come that come alive after dark, drawing partygoers who dance and sip cocktails until the wee hours of the morning.

Cruise towards the glitzy city of Cannes as you set sail from the Pampelonne Beach harbour. Dock in the historic port to experience a taste of old-fashioned maritime travel and stroll around the quaint shops and restaurants. Continue on to Lerins Abbey on the island of Saint Honorat after that. Spend some time sipping coffee in one of the fashionable city cafes or treat yourself to a wonderful day of pampering at one of the upscale spas. If you're searching for a show after dark, book a table at the cabaret-style restaurant Medusa or enjoy magnificent gourmet meals at the exclusive resort La Guérite.

Cruise eastward into Villefranche-Sur-natural Mer's harbour from the shimmering allure of Cannes. The harbour offers breathtaking views of unsurpassed natural beauty as it is framed by shimmering hills. With its chic beachfront taverns and authentic, award-winning eateries like Le Chantecler, this magnificent anchorage emanates a strong French charm. Visitors will have an incredible selection of exhibitions and galleries to see throughout their trip thanks to the plethora of museums, including the Matisse museum.

A change of pace can be found in the glamorous principality of Monaco, which has a variety of attractions crammed into its two square kilometres. There is a lot to see and do in this exclusive region, from the well-known palace and casino of Monte Carlo to trendy boutiques. Monaco is well-known for being one of only two Grand Prix venues that allows trackside viewing from a superyacht. It is also well-known for its collection of classic cars and motor vehicles. After a long day of exploring the big city, places like Twiga come alive with celebration and become the centre of the community. Instead, visitors seeking a more opulent way to round off their day trip to Monaco can book a seat at Le Louis XV-Alain Ducasse for a haute cuisine experience.

Enjoy a seaside breakfast as you set sail for the clear waters of Italy before bidding farewell to the opulent country of Monaco. Before taking advantage of the picturesque Castellaro Golf Club, anchor in San Remo. Make your way around the nine-hole golf course before unwinding with a relaxing Turkish Bath or spa treatment at this resort that is brimming with options. There is lots for you to enjoy on this enjoyable day, including options for horseback riding, bicycle routes, and a few matches of tennis. As night falls, make your way to the city's centre, where lively bars and alluring restaurants are waiting.

o begin the longest stretch of this sailing cruise, depart from San Remo and head towards the bustling town of Genoa. The marina here is brimming with entertaining attractions and remarkable facilities following a recent renovation. Teeming with a plethora of adrenaline-fuelled opportunities, take your pick from excellent diving spots, parasailing, hang-gliding or kite surfing. After sunset, sample the gourmet seafood at one of the fine city restaurants before ending the night with an evening at the famous Teatro Carlo Felice Theatre. Alternatively, host a deluxe supper made by the onboard chef while overlooking the tranquil cityscape from the comfort of your motor yacht.

Set sail from Genoa towards the remote Italian fishing hamlet of Portofino. This beautiful seaside town is home to top-notch spas, high-end shops, and luxurious eateries. You are certain to spend the final day of your Riviera vacation in absolute luxury, whether you choose to go scuba diving in quest of the fabled Christ of the Abyss, play a round of golf on Italy's oldest course, or eat at Hotel Splendido while mingling with some of the world's wealthiest people.