St Jean Cap Ferrat
Luxury Yacht Charter

St Jean Cap Ferrat Yacht Charter

Part of the famous ‘golden triangle of the French Riviera, St Jean Cap Ferrat is a bustling, vibrant and welcoming town. Favoured by locals as the ‘last gem’ of the Côte d’Azur and European jet-setters as a leading Mediterranean yachting hotspot, this beautiful peninsula contains all the best of the French Riviera: a sunny climate, sandy beaches, picturesque town and phenomenal sailing conditions. Unlike its more hedonistic neighbouring cities of Cannes, St Tropez and Monaco, St Jean Cap Ferrat retains a quiet, authentic and quaint charm, with plenty of old-world glamour and luxury. One of the most exclusive villages along the French Riviera, this beautiful town is fully equipped with all the amenities needed to welcome superyachts from around the world. A St Jean Cap Ferrat yacht charter should not be missed during any tour along the Côte d’Azur and will leave charterers with the most beautiful memories.

St Jean Cap Ferrat Charter Guide

Between the port of St Jean Cap Ferrat and the southern tip of the peninsula is a stunning coastal path which spans 15km. Home to several beautiful coves and bays, there are also many local restaurants along the way.

Port de Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat

A cosy port with 560 berths, this marina is located in the centre of the once quiet fishing village. A pedestrian-only zone, enjoy walking along the paved streets taking in the sight of the berthed superyachts and fishing boats before enjoying a drink in one of the many local cafes.

Paloma Beach

A wonderfully peaceful and calm pebbled beach, Paloma is known for its crystal clear waters and stunning views of the cliffs of Beaulieu Sur Mer. Spend an afternoon here swimming and snorkelling among the fish before having a seafood dinner on board your charter yacht.

La Villa Santo-Sospir

This villa is also known as the ‘tattooed villa’ as Jean Cocteau, and other famous painters have painted nearly every wall. The former summer residence of Françine Weisweiller, a Parisian socialite, the artist began work in 1951, and the estate is now a historical monument.

Villa Ephrussi de Rothschild

Located on a hill with spectacular views, this Belle Epoque villa is home to a collection of 18th-century paintings and tapestries and pristine gardens. Explore the villa before taking to the gardens, filled with fountains that come to life every 20 minutes to the sounds of an orchestra.

Grand-Hôtel

Opened in 1908, this stunning hotel offers some of the most luxurious experiences along the French Riviera. Book an exclusive astronomy lesson with the world-renowned scientist and then dine on a bespoke dinner by Michelin-starred chef Yoric Tièche.