
Yacht charter in Saint-Tropez
Charter from the Vieux Port of Saint-Tropez, the Riviera's summer capital, for the beach clubs of Pampelonne and the September regatta Les Voiles de Saint-Tropez. Porquerolles and the Îles d'Hyères lie to the west.
- yachts
- 17
- From, per week
- €25,000
- Median
- €45,000
Only need a day? 25 yachts in Saint-Tropez can be chartered by the day, from €2,250. Day charters
3 of 17 yachts take 10+ guests and are 35 m or longer
Yacht charter in Saint-Tropez: FAQ
How much does a yacht charter in Saint-Tropez cost?
Today MonacoTop lists 17 yachts based in Saint-Tropez: weekly rates from €25,000, median €45,000, before APA and VAT. Weekly rates typically run from about €50,000 for a 25m motor yacht to €500,000+ for a 60m+ superyacht, plus a typical 25–35% APA (Advance Provisioning Allowance) for fuel, provisions and berths. Smaller day charters start lower.
When is the best time to charter in Saint-Tropez?
The Riviera charter season runs May to September and peaks in July–August. Book two to three months ahead for summer — and much earlier for the Monaco Grand Prix and the Cannes Film Festival weeks.
What's included in the charter price?
The base rate covers the yacht and its crew. On top sit the APA (typically 25–35%) for fuel, food, dockage and extras, and VAT at the rate of the country where you embark: 20% from Monaco or France, 22% from Italy. Tenders and water toys are usually included.
How do I book through MonacoTop?
Browse the yachts below and send an enquiry on any listing. The charter broker confirms availability, itinerary and the full quote, with no obligation. The booking is then made on a MYBA charter contract: 50% of the charter fee on signing, the balance and the APA usually four to six weeks before embarkation.
Can I charter a yacht for Les Voiles de Saint-Tropez?
Yes — the late-September regatta and the July–August peak are the most in-demand weeks; berths in the Vieux Port are limited, so enquire well ahead.
Where can I cruise to from Saint-Tropez?
A typical day runs to the beach clubs of Pampelonne, the Baie des Canebiers, or west to Porquerolles and the Îles d'Hyères.


