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Rent a yacht in Antibes

Chartering a yacht in Antibes , the pearl of the Côte d’Azur, offers you a unique experience as you discover the Mediterranean. Nestled between Nice and Cannes, this picturesque town offers the perfect setting for maritime exploration. At CP Yachting, we offer a wide range of luxury yachts, available for charter, to meet your most demanding expectations. Our fleet includes yachts of all sizes, designed to meet a variety of needs and preferences. Whether you’re looking for a romantic getaway, a family vacation or a corporate event, we’ve got the yacht to suit your needs.

At CP Yachting, we offer more than just a yacht charter in Antibes: we provide a fully personalized experience. Our team of specialists will ensure that every detail of your stay is perfect. From the choice of yacht to the itinerary, including on-board services such as a chef and experienced crew, we take care to meet all your requirements.

Your yacht trip will allow you to discover the splendors of Antibes. From the charming old town with its Provencal market to the pristine beaches and crystal-clear waters, Antibes is a treasure trove to explore. Enjoy a cruise along the Côte d’Azur, stop off to visit the Picasso Museum, or simply relax and admire the breathtaking scenery from the deck of your luxury yacht. Chartering a yacht in Antibes with CP Yachting is more than just a trip, it’s an incomparable luxury experience. Contact us today to book the yacht of your dreams and experience an unforgettable vacation. Renting a yacht in Cannes , Antibes or Monaco has never been easier.

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Luxury in Antibes with CP Yachting

Discover luxury in Antibes with CP Yachting . Our yacht charter services immerse you in a world where luxury, prestige and attention to detail reign supreme.

On board, you can enjoy top-of-the-range services and entertainment options, including private cinemas and relaxation areas. In addition to yacht charters in Antibes , we create tailor-made itineraries to help you discover the Côte d’Azur from a whole new angle.

From secret bays to exclusive events, every aspect of your trip is meticulously organized to satisfy your every wish. We organize private tours of emblematic sites, tastings of local products and meetings with the best artisans.

At CP Yachting, we cultivate a close relationship with our customers, offering personalized assistance and advice every step of the way. Our aim is to exceed your expectations and make your stay in Antibes an exceptional one. We also offer yacht charters in the Principality of Monaco .

An exceptional and unique maritime experience

Enjoy an exceptional and unique maritime experience with CP Yachting.

CP Yachting stands out for its innovative and modern approach to the world of luxury yachting. Our yachts feature the latest technology, comfort and equipment for an unparalleled cruising experience, where modern luxury meets traditional elegance.

Our yachts are designed and equipped to meet a variety of demands, whether it’s a family adventure, a romantic retreat or a special celebration. Our diverse fleet means you’ll find the perfect yacht for every occasion.

Our luxury concierge service ensures that all your needs are perfectly catered for. You can count on our team to organize transfers, reserve tables in exclusive restaurants and plan tailor-made excursions.

Spectacular vacations on the Côte d’Azur

Enjoy a spectacular vacation on the Côte d’ Azur between Antibes, Cannes and Monaco. CP Yachting invites you to discover this legendary region from a new angle. Explore hidden coves, secret beaches and picturesque harbors, all accessible only by sea for guaranteed exclusivity.

Enjoy local gastronomy on board, with dishes prepared by our five-star chefs, and discover the region’s wines and champagnes. Take part in tastings at local vineyards, explore historic villages or enjoy shopping sprees in luxury boutiques. With CP Yachting’s Côte d’Azur yacht charter , every day is a new adventure.

Embark on an exceptional maritime adventure with CP Yachting. To begin your personalized journey, contact our team and let us turn your dreams into reality. Your unforgettable Côte d’Azur experience is about to begin.

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Antibes Yacht Charter, French Riviera

As one of the most famous yacht charter harbors in the Mediterranean, if not the world, Antibes in the French Riviera has a large variety of yacht charter available. This is, as much as anywhere, where you are likely to pick up your luxury yacht charter. The yacht charters in Antibes include motor, sailing, skippered, crewed yachts, catamaran, power boat, sailboat, luxury yachts and off-course the ever increasing super yacht charter. The emphasis in Antibes is however, on larger luxury yacht charters, although the French Riviera is an excellent area for the smaller yacht to explore.

As with most of the Mediterranean, and all the French Riviera, the Antibes yacht charter season generally runs from April to the end of October. The summer season in July and August is the hottest and tends to have the lightest winds but also the largest crowds. This is also the high season as far as yacht charter goes. Other good times to charter your yacht is generally on either of the shoulder seasons (April-May and September-October), each side of the main summer season, as the temperatures are still comfortable, and the onshore tourists have yet to arrive in their largest numbers or have already concluded their holidays.

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Chartering yachts in Antibes

Discover the top Antibes sailing charter options

Fishing, sailing or just relaxing on a deckchair with an icy glass of rose in your hand, your holiday on in the south of France can only be improved by getting on the water.

Whether you want to charter a boat for a day , a week or even months, you will find you’re spoilt for choice when it comes to picking one suitable for your individual needs. Antibes is home to a whole host of charter companies offering sailing yachts, motor yachts, catamarans and speedboats of all different shapes and sizes.

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Prevailing weather

One of the greatest drawcards of the French Riviera is the weather. With light breezes, minimal tides, calm seas and sheltered anchorages in the summer you have perfect yachting conditions to enjoy, and it’s not uncommon to see yachts, kayaks and dinghies out on a warm mid-winter day. In the summer the water temperatures are about 21 to 27 degrees celsius, so it’s ideal for all types of watersports. However, the south of France is sometimes subject to the strong Mistral wind which tends to visit in winter and spring.

Charter options

The French Riviera is one of the world’s greatest yachting playgrounds, so it’s no surprise that the region caters to every wish when it comes to chartering a boat, from a little day boat to a superyacht.

Bareboat vs Crewed The biggest choice to start out is whether you want a bareboat (uncrewed) charter or a crewed charter. Bear in mind that superyachts are always crewed, and it’s only the smaller and less expensive yachts that have a bareboat option, particularly sailboats. A bareboat charter is a wonderful experience where everyone on board pitches in with navigating, sailing, cooking and cleaning. You can drop anchor when you want and enjoy the freedom.

Licenses for bareboats If you do decide on a bareboat charter, one person on board must be an experienced sailor or captain with a license. In France, a license is almost always required for a motorboat rental (see exception below), while it’s a bit more of a grey area for sailboats. Often you can charter a sailboat if you can show you have the experience. If you’ve chartered before that also counts in your favour, so take the proof.

The accepted license is the International Certificate of Competence (ICC). If you already hold a license from your home country, normally you can fill out an ICC application and send it to your licensing body (for instance the RYA - Royal Yachting Association in the UK). Your local yacht club will be able to help you with licensing and any necessary courses.

You can also hire a skipper on a bareboat charter, generally for around €250-300 per day. This is a great option for those who want to avoid the stress (and liability) of navigating in the busy waters of the Riviera and a local skipper will know all the best spots.

Without a permit While most boat rental companies will require you to have a license or proven experience, there are small boat companies in ports along the Riviera where you will see ‘ bateaux sans permis’ on the signage: this means you don’t need a permit. These low-powered boats have less than 9 horsepower and there are strict regulations as to how far you can go from shore.

Chartering yachts

Dayboats These range from low-powered dinghies to high-speed powerboats. Dayboats require that you have the boat back by 6pm. Perfect for a fun day trip to the Cannes islands, exploring the pretty coves of Cap d’Antibes, or fishing. If you are after a powerboat without a skipper, it will require a large deposit and certification, and the boats available are rarely over 40 feet.

The following types of yacht are normally chartered by the week, although there are exceptions.

Super Yacht (motor or sail) These tend to be large crewed yachts over 24m in length and will sleep 10-12 guests in absolute luxury. Expect spacious cabins and onboard entertainment systems, Jacuzzis and water toys.

Motor Boats (bareboat or crewed) From dayboats to motorboats these go up to 24m in length, some with accommodations and ranging from low-powered to high powered fast boats. Please note: If you don’t have a crew onboard, then it is unlikely you will be able to rent a powerboat for more than a day.

Monohull Sailboats (bareboat or crewed) These boats offer a wonderful sailing and adventuring experience for exploring the coast and its pretty coves and towns. Although not as spacious as other options, these boats are perfect for those who love sailing, and those who want to learn.

Catamarans (bareboat or crewed) More spacious, very stable, great for families with bigger cabins and deck space. Not as good under sail as monohulls and can get pushed sideways a bit in the wind, but better in shallow anchorages as the draft is less than on a monohull. Generally a better choice for inexperienced sailors. The kids (and adults) will love stretching out above the water on the netting at the front of the boat.

Charter costs & taxes

Given the range of boats available for charter, it is impossible to give a definitive price guide, but here’s a rough indication. Remember that your charter fee only includes the cost of the boat itself (and the crew if you have one); you will have to pay for fuel, food and drink, berthing fees and any tip for the crew on top of that.

Price guide for yacht charter Dayboat rental starts at about €200 for a low powered dinghy for up to six people (no toilet) and rises into the thousands for the fast powerboat options. You can rent for half a day, but it’s normally about 80% of the cost, so it’s advised to enjoy the whole day on the water if you can.

For yachts with accommodation to sleep families or groups of friends, a yacht charter works out to be relatively economical given hotel costs in summer on the Riviera. You can expect to find bareboat sailing yachts, with relatively small accommodation, starting at about €1500 a week, rising into the tens of thousands for the more spacious and crewed superyachts. Catamarans are generally more expensive due to their larger volume and accommodation spaces. These boats will normally come with one tank of fuel and water and a dinghy.

The very smallest superyacht will cost you about €30,000 a week and can rise up to a million euro for one of the megayachts you’ll see in the marinas of Monaco or Antibes.

Berths Berths along the Riviera are expensive, although ultimately worth it for the facilities they provide and the access to Antibes. Another option is to tie up to one of the mooring balls for a smaller fee, or to drop anchor outside the marina in a tranquil cove, which is free of charge. Spend the night rocking gently at anchor and looking out over the shining water at the lights of the famous towns along the coast.

Food Yachts with accommodation will come with kitchen facilities, and most will offer a catered service so that you can relax and let someone else do the cooking. It is worth remembering that food and drink are not normally included in the cost of a dayboat charter, so factor this into your budget.

Fuel The type of yacht and itinerary you decide on will have an impact on the cost of your yachting holiday. The average charter burns about 3 hours of fuel per day, and it’s generally about €1.20 per litre of fuel. If your boat uses 40 litres of fuel per hour, then you’re looking at around €50 an hour for fuel, so probably about €150 a day for smaller boats and much more for go-fast boats and superyachts. Remember to budget accordingly.

Sailing yachts are obviously the best option if you want to avoid high fuel costs, although, with the gentle winds of summer, you might not travel anywhere very fast. As a general rule, a sailing itinerary will take twice as long as the same route by motor yacht.

Fast motor yachts can have a high fuel consumption so ask your yacht rental company for advice on how much your itinerary will cost you in fuel.

For a 50 metre superyacht, you can expect to pay about €5000 a day in fuel, and that’s at cruising speed of 10 knots. If you aren’t planning to travel far along the coast and you anchor off rather than paying berthing fees, a small superyacht still works out quite economically when compared to a 4-star hotel if there are a few couples on board.

Tipping If you have a crew, it is customary although not compulsory to tip. On crewed motor yachts and superyachts, it’s ‘very customary’, and the crew will definitely think they’ve done something wrong if you don’t tip. The standard rate for tipping is 5-15% of the charter fee. Give it to the captain on the last morning before disembarking and be sure to ask if it is shared evenly between the crew.

Tax A fairly new EU ruling insists that VAT tax on yachts is in line with European regulations. Dayboat rentals will generally have it included but you can expect to pay VAT of 19.6% on top of a longer charter.

Security Deposit For bareboat charters you will generally have to leave a security deposit (normally just a credit card impression) to cover any potential damage or breakages, so make sure you have a good look around the yacht when you take charge of it, and document any existing damage, with photos if possible, just like you would a rental car.

Insurance All rental providers must carry insurance, you can ask to see these documents prior to signing the charter agreement if you wish. You can take out insurance against losing your security deposit, normally for around €100.

Extra costs for bareboat charters You may have to pay a cleaning fee of between €50 and €150, check the paperwork or ask the rental company. Linen rental may also be extra in some cases.

Moorings & marinas

Whilst out chartering your boat in Antibes you will undoubtedly need to stop and make use of the local moorings and marinas in Antibes, which have berths available for small fishing boats, right up to the growing sector of the superyacht category. Most ports and marinas will offer daily and overnight rates for yacht charters so it’s important to factor these additional costs into your yacht charter. It is highly recommended to book these moorings in advance, especially in peak season because the ports often get booked up.

When to come

The boating season officially begins in April, although weather can be variable, and runs through until October which can see some stunning (and stormy) days. In these months, you can often find yourself out sailing in warm sunshine, looking up at the snows on the Alps that loom above the coast. The water gets busier as you would expect in July and August, but never fear, June and September are gorgeous months to be on the water, crowds are less everywhere you go and the temperatures are a lot more pleasant.

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Antibes YACHT CHARTER

Cruising aboard a yacht in Antibes, located in the French Riviera, is a unique and unforgettable experience. Antibes offers stunning views of the Mediterranean Sea, with its crystal-clear waters and beautiful coastline. From the yacht, one can enjoy swimming, snorkeling, or simply lounging on the deck while taking in the breathtaking scenery. The town itself is a charming destination with a rich history, dating back to ancient times. Visitors can explore the historic old town, the ramparts, and the famous Port Vauban, which is one of the largest and most famous marinas in the world. Antibes is also a food lover’s paradise, with excellent dining options that showcase the flavors of the Mediterranean. Whether exploring the town or enjoying the sea, cruising aboard a yacht in Antibes offers a luxurious and unforgettable experience.

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Guide to Antibes

An enticing cocktail of ancient and modern delights

Fragrant, flower-filled cobblestone streets sprawl out from the bustling central market place whilst enviable walled mansions are hidden amid dense pines, no wonder Picasso once called Antibes his home. Remaining one of the most enchanting and romantic old towns on the Côte d’Azur, its medieval towers, pastel hued houses and glorious beaches paint a captivating picture on the Mediterranean coastline.

Nestled desirably between Cannes and Nice, Cap d’ Antibes offers a unique charm amongst the glittering hot spots of France , featuring many colourful markets and chic boutiques. The heady combination of ancient Antibes with its Greek origins and 16th century ramparts scalloping in and out over the waves, sat beside the art deco elegance and unabashed glamour of beach-lined Juan-les-Pins form a fascinating yacht charter vacation.

Renowned amongst the yacht set for its marina, Port Vauban, the flow of boats attracted to the picturesque coastline adds to Antibes international atmosphere. Acting as a gateway to the Côte d’Azur , the Port is the largest in Europe and accommodates vessels over 50m, boasting over 2,000 moorings. Filled with a spectacular showing of the world’s most magnificent superyachts, it has emerged as a hot spot for Mediterranean yacht charters .

Boasting a reputation for the best beaches along the South of France , from the quiet and charming pebble beach La Fontonne to the delightfully pretty Garoupe Beach, Cap d’Antibes tranquil beauty is exclusively protected. The larger beaches of Juan les Pins are more built up with modern resorts, casinos, restaurants and buzzing nightlife.

Stroll through the stone bastions of the town and discover the evocative Picasso museum that occupies the former Chateau Grimaldi where the artist lived briefly in 1946. From here you can wander through the maze of narrow streets to the Cours Masséna market, where delicious local produce such as olives, cheese, tapenade and the wonderful charcuterie brought in by Corsican traders can be found.

Once the stallholders have packed up, the restaurants lining the market spread out their tables and evenings are filled with live music and plenty of revelry. For a surreal aperitif, head to the Bar Absinthe with its vintage poster-lined ceilings and its cave-like interior evoking the atmosphere of a 20th-century drinking den.

To find out more regarding the kinds of things you can enjoy in this part of the French Riviera when you arrive on board a superyacht, be sure to take a browse of all of the crewed yachts available to charter in Antibes  as these will be the rental options you have for private cruises in the area.

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Charter a yacht with Arthaud Yachting

Rental of a sailboat for an unforgettable regatta in antibes, arthaud yachting, a specialist in sailing yacht charter in antibes.

You wish to rent a sailboat in Antibes and are looking for a partner who will assist you in choosing the sailboat, the best itineraries and whose services will be of unsurpassed quality. Top of the range, safety and a personalised experience are the three pillars around which all the services offered by Arthaud Yachting are built.

Made up exclusively of professionals and sea lovers who have sailed at a high level and who have sometimes  had to sail in dangerous conditions, Arthaud Yachting’s teams will be able to advise you as close as possible to your expectations so that your sailing trip becomes one of your best memories.

Whether it is for corporate events such as team building, product launches or private events such as a relaxing stroll, a party, a birthday or a sailing holiday, you can rent our exceptional sailing boats in Antibes on an exclusive basis or in a group.

Arthaud Yachting adapts to all your requests to offer you a 100% customised sailing experience  that will satisfy all your desires.

Availability, rigour, safety and prestige are the adjectives that characterise the services offered by Arthaud Yachting for both sailing yacht charter and other nautical activities offered in the town of Antibes, in the Alpes Maritimes along the French Riviera.

Discover Antibes and its surroundings by sailboat

Half city, half seaside resort, the city of Antibes is located between Nice and Cannes along the Mediterranean coast. It benefits from an exceptionally mild climate and a sunshine specific to the Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur region. At the end of 2017, more than 3,000 hours of sunshine were recorded over the year, a record that locals and tourists were able to enjoy both at sea and on land! Its envious climate makes it a choice destination for sailing in Antibes on the turquoise waters of the Mediterranean Sea.

Discover the Mediterranean shores aboard a distinctive sailboat from Antibes and sail to the destinations of your choice  along the the French Riviera . You can also anchor at Cap d’Antibes to enjoy a swim in the crystal clear waters of the Mediterranean Sea.

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Rich in history of several millennia,, the city of Antibes is fascinating and you can easily anchor your sailboat in the Cap d’Antibes to discover the villa Elienroc and its gardens built in 1867 by Charles Garnier, architect of the Paris Opera. Morever,, many museums are close to the coast and accessible by foot such as the Picasso Museum or the Tower Museum. Don’t hesitate to leave your boat for a few hours to explore the richness of the town.

You can also take the Calvary path or the Customs officers’ path, known as the “hair-pull path”, to enjoy a walk of about two hours before returning to your sailboat and continue to discover the wonders of the Mediterranean Sea. Rich, lively and easy to explore, the flora and fauna are a delight for divers, even when equipped with a simple mask and snorkel! Rent your sailboat from Antibes, plan stopovers and go admire the sea floor  near the beaches.

What types of sailing boats to rent in Antibes?

Boats powered by this fabulous energy that is  the wind, the sailboats have historically been used for various missions. In fact, there are a multitude  of them. To fish, to travel or even go for a walk, we will offer you the type of sailboats that meets your expectations.

From the dinghy or the sports multihulls to the imposing sailboats, passing by the authentic old Riggings, our  Antibes sailboats are available for private rental or can be rented in groups with or without crew.

Perhaps you would prefer a sophisticated, modern and brand new sailboat or an authentic travel sailboat that combines simplicity, strength and comfort? All our cruises and travel sailboats are perfectly maintained with clean and very clear decks that will allow you to fully enjoy the sun and the pleasures of sailing, thus offering you an enchanted break that will make you discover the gentle way of life in the French Riviera.

For how long can I rent a sailboat in Antibes?

We offer yacht rentals in Antibes  for days, full days, weekends or even for a full week. Arthaud Yachting is the specialist in nautical activities 100 % personalised , each customer is unique and only your wishes and desires are the limit.

If you choose to rent a sailboat for a day from Antibes, you will have enough time to enjoy a relaxing or sporting cruise along the Mediterranean coast of the French Riviera between sun and sea far from the crowds and the summer hectic atmosphere.

We can also recommend shorter itineraries to the half-day or longer itineraries if you wish to spend your entire weekend at sea and we will be glad to arrange lunch and dinner for you.

Organise a sailboat rental with catering in Cap d’Antibes

Aperitifs, lunches, dinners and evenings with mooring in Cap d’Antibes are high-quality services that we are able to perform with the utmost  professionalism. Arthaud Yachting, with its experience in nautical activities and events, will be able to offer you a refined and top-of-the-range catering service, while ensuring that participants have everything they need for the meal on-board to be a gourmet and comfortable experience. Do not hesitate to consult contact us to discuss the meal and the desired sailing program. We will move from the status of an event agency  to a magician by offering you services that you may never have imagined.

Rent a sailing boat in Antibes, an unforgettable experience

In addition to the pleasures of sailing, you will discover on your sailboat a different French Riviera, a unique panorama and an exceptional shoreline with walks  on land, moments  of fishing, swimming or even snorkelling.

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Make sure to visit Antibes on your luxury yacht charter in the French Riviera. Located in the heart of the French Riviera, the quaint town of Antibes takes yacht charter guests a step back in time; one where the large history of the destination is paralleled only by its luxury and grandeur.

A playground for the rich and famous – fitting, considering it is part of the Côte d’Azur – Antibes yacht charters will introduce you to its beautiful coastline, A-list visitors, yacht-filled harbors and the sapphire-blue waters of the surrounding Mediterranean Sea. Floating amidst a backdrop of the snow-capped French Alps, the Cap d’Antibes, a peninsula that splits the Bay of Cannes and the Baie des Anges, is dotted with countless Provençale restaurants, soft sand beaches and elegant spas.

From hiking along the rocky cliffs and bubbling brooks of Smugglers Path, to slowly wandering through Cap d’Antibes’ exclusive, villa-lined streets, Antibes yacht charters offer plenty to do and see. For a panoramic view of the French Riviera , you can climb to the top of the famed lighthouse adjacent to the picturesque Nôtre Dame des Amoureux – it is rumored to have one of the best views of the entire Côte d’Azur.

Antibes Yacht Charter Highlights

• Posh beach clubs
• Charming Old Town / Marche Provencal (market)
• Musee Picasso (200+ works of Picasso & modern art)
• Cathedrale Notre-Dame-de-la-Platea
• Scenic promenade
• Excellent cuisine & wine

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Best time to charter in Antibes

Summer is yacht charter season in Antibes. The warm temperatures and sun-soaked days offer prime conditions for cruising or beach-hopping. In Antibes, the summer season begins in late May and runs through September.

Peak charter season in Antibes is July and August. A favorite peak season event is the Jazz à Juan Festival, which is held each year in July outdoors overlooking the Med. During the summer season, there’s plenty to do: Antibes stylish beach clubs attract A-listers, the place to be and be seen; food and wine festivals each week, and plenty of cultural events throughout the season.

Antibes Yacht Charters – Things to Do & See

At the center of Antibes, the Vieille Ville, or “Old Town,” offers Antibes yacht charter guests a snapshot of antiquity. Stretching from the old fishing port to the Place du Safranier, the Old Town is dotted with quaint cobblestone streets, Medieval churches, the historic Château Grimaldi, an iconic ancient archway, and market stalls overflowing with fruits and vegetables brought in by the local harvest. Should you choose to end your day in this historic haven, do so by wandering along the embankment of Promenade Amiral de Grasse – it is home to the city’s raved-about horizon views.

Port Vauban

Considered Europe’s largest yacht harbor, one that even houses its own heliport, Port Vauban was designed with the world’s most extravagant yachters in mind. Just steps away from the Old Town, this natural harbor-turned-fortified-port, today, houses a lavish collection of visitors: like Russian oil businessman Roman Abramovich’s Ecstasea and Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen’s Octopus.

Beaches of Juan les Pins

From the eastern Port Gallice to Vallauris-Golf Juan, in the west, the coast of Juan-les-Pins is characterized by idyllic beaches, private restaurants, local fishermen selling their daily catch and the calm, translucent waters of the enchanting Mediterranean Sea. Like the tourists and inhabitants that frequent them, the plentiful beaches of Juan-les-Pins each have their own reputation – two of which are Plage du Pont Dulys, which is known for its water sports amenities, and Grand Plage, famous for its views of both the distant Iles de Lerins and the Esterel mountains.

Charter a private yacht in Antibes

Antibes is a hub for charter yachts on the French Riviera, and you’ll find a selection of superyachts for charter at the International Yacht Club of Antibes (known as a favorite marina of the world’s elite). A private yacht charter is the perfect way to experience Antibes. Cruise to the Cap d’Antibes and explore the peninsula’s tucked-away beaches. Enjoy the sunset over the Med with evening cocktails on the beach.

Situated between Nice and Cannes, Antibes offers the perfect launch for a private yacht charter. Enjoy Antibes’ historic walled Old Town one day, before jetting off to Cannes during festival season. Monaco – known for its high-roller casinos and opulent eateries – and charming, upscale Nice are also favorite cruising destinations on an Antibes private yacht charter.

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Pacific Craft - Open 670 | (2019)

• Without skipper
• Super owner
• Flexible cancellation

From  €340 / day

Antibes, Marina Baie des Anges

Raffaelli - ouragan 52 | 4 cabins (1992)

• Skipper mandatory

From  €900 / day

Beneteau - Grand trawler 62 | 3 cabins (2022)

From  €3,700 / day.

San Lorenzo - SL 57 | 3 cabins (2003)

From  €1,900 / day.

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Sillinger - 900 Xl | (2023)

From  €300 / day.

Valiant - 760 Sport Fishing | (2013)

Jeanneau - Brio | 1 cabin (1980)

• Skipper offered

From  €158 / day

Beneteau - Oceanis 45 | 3 cabins (2014)

• Skipper optional

From  €450 / day

Sorties journée catamaran - Bali 4.1 | 3 cabins (2021)

From  €1,200 / day.

Capelli - Capelli Tempest 430 NO LICENSE | (2014)

• Without licence
• Fuel included

From  €250 / day

Jeanneau - Prestige 34 | 2 cabins (2018)

Beneteau - Flyer 6.6 sundeck | 1 cabin (2019)

From  €310 / day.

Jeanneau - Prestige 680 Fly | 4 cabins (2019)

From  €5,000 / day.

Conam - 60 - de 12 à 18 personnes | 3 cabins (2003)

From  €4,550 / day.

Capelli - Capelli Tempest 530 | (2016)

From  €299 / day.

Capelli - Capelli Tempest 775 | (2017)

From  €499 / day.

Beneteau - Flyer 8 sundeck V2 | 1 cabin (2024)

From  €550 / day.

Beneteau - Flyer 6 Sundeck | 1 cabin (2022)

From  €280 / day, yacht rental in antibes with scansail.

If you're looking for a beautiful, popular tourist destination to sail to, the city of Antibes should be at the top of your list! Antibes is located on the French Riviera and it boasts a wealth of stunning scenery, picturesque beaches and interesting historical sites to discover while on holiday. The Mediterranean Sea surrounding this area provides some of the most beautiful sailing spots in Europe, with crystal clear waters and diverse marine life, all of which can be discovered with a yacht rental in Antibes. You can opt for a day trip around the bay, or choose a longer charter that allows you to explore more of the coastlines and islands in the area.

So if you're looking for a breathtaking sailing destination that offers something for everyone, Antibes is the perfect choice.

How much does it cost to charter a private yacht in Antibes?

The cost of a yacht rental in Antibes will depend on a number of factors. Things such as the time of year, the type of vessel you choose and the number of people on board will all have an impact on the price. Below are some average prices by boat type.

€3,500/ week in the high season and €3,000/ week in the low season for 10 people.

€300/ day for 8 people.

€350/ day for 15 people.

€4,350/ week in the high season and €3,500/ week in the low season for 11 people.

€29,000/ week in the high season and €26,000/ week in the low season for 10 people.

€580/ day for 3 people.

€7,950/ week for 12 people.

€16,100/ week for 12 people.

What is the best time of year for a boat charter in Antibes?

The best time of year to embark on a sailing adventure in Antibes is between May and October when the weather is at its warmest and there is the least amount of precipitation. The average temperature at this time is 23°C, perfect for swimming and enjoying the rush of the sea breeze. If you want to avoid large crowds, it might be best to visit in May or September, avoiding the summer months. You’ll still have warm weather and you’ll also get better deals on Antibes yacht charters!

What can I see and do while on a yacht charter in Antibes?

There’s so much to see and do around Antibes, and the best way to take advantage of everything that this gorgeous area has to offer is with a private boat charter in Antibes. Here are some of our favourite activities and attractions to add to your sailing itinerary.

• Go diving: The Bay of Cannes offers excellent visibility and is known for its peaceful waters and abundant marine life. It's also home to several wrecks, including the RMS Olympic, which was sunk in 1928. For those who want to explore some of the deeper depths of Antibes, the Cap d'Antibes is a great option. Here, you'll find caves and underwater canyons that are home to an array of different species including sea horses and barracudas. The area is also known for its stunning coral formations which provide an incredible backdrop for an unforgettable dive experience.
• Sunbathe on some of the best beaches in Europe: There are many things to do in Antibes, but one of the best things to do is visit the beaches. One of the most popular beaches in Antibes is Plage de la Salis, and it's easy to see why. This sandy beach is perfect for relaxing and sunbathing and with its crystal-clear waters, it's perfect for snorkelling. Other popular beaches in Antibes include Plage de la Garoupe and Plage de Ponteil, a smaller beach with stunning views of the Mediterranean Sea. If you want more than a lazy beach day, all of the beaches offer opportunities to practise watersports like kitesurfing, windsurfing and stand-up paddleboarding.
• Sail around the French Riviera: Renting a yacht in Antibes gives you the freedom to explore nearby destinations like the luxurious city of Cannes, the quaint city of Nice or even the flashy micronation of Monaco!
• Explore islands: There are several small islands located just off the coast of Antibes, and the most popular island is Île Sainte-Marguerite. It is home to the Fort de Sainte-Marguerite. If you're looking for something a bit more adventurous, you can sail over to Île de Porquerolles, the largest of the three Îles d'Hyères. This island is known for its wild landscapes and crystalline water, and it's a great place to go hiking, biking or kayaking. There are also some lovely beaches to relax on.

Should I have a skipper on board my private yacht rental in Antibes?

Regardless of whether or not you have a licence to sail, we always recommend choosing a vessel with a skipper on board. Skippers enhance your sailing experience because they are nautical experts that will dock, anchor and navigate the vessel for you, so you don’t have to worry about a thing. They can also answer any questions you have about Antibes since they are usually locals of the area. If you want to see everything on your sailing itinerary and more, choose a skippered vessel for your Antibes yacht rental!

What type of boat should I choose for my boat charter in Antibes?

The type of vessel you choose for your Antibes yacht rental will depend on the amenities you think you’ll need. If you only plan to sail for a few days, a RIB or a motorboat should be sufficient for getting you to where you need to go. For a longer holiday with family or friends, you should opt for a weekly charter such as a catamaran, yacht or houseboat. They will have everything you need for comfortable living on board such as a kitchen, bathroom and cabins.

If you’re an avid sailor and you like to sail for sport, you might prefer a sailboat. These vessels are great for a traditional sailing experience however you should always rent one with a skipper since they can be quite tricky to navigate.

Frequently Asked Questions about Antibes

How much does it typically cost to charter a boat in antibes during peak and off-peak seasons.

During the high season in Antibes, the average daily rental cost for a boat is around €515, while in the low season, it's approximately €429.

Are boats available for rent with a skipper in Antibes?

In Antibes, you have the option to charter a boat with a skipper through Scansail. They offer 6 boats in Antibes with skippers, though please note there is an additional fee of approximately €255 per day.

Can you rent a boat in Antibes if you don't have a license?

In Antibes, you can rent one of 88 boats without a license.

Which boat brands are popular choices in Antibes?

The top boat brands in Antibes are Dufour and Barracuda.

What length do boats typically have in Antibes?

The typical boat length in Antibes is 11 meters.

Charter a boat near Antibes

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Motor Yacht MIGA 600 HP (2019) (2019)

• Skipper mandatory
• Super owner

From  €1,099 / day

Jolie Vedette table d'hôtes ?? (1966)

• Skipper offered
• Flexible cancellation

From  €495 / day

Good Times Yacht Charter (2016)

From  €5,350 / day.

Black Wave (2006)

From  €1,800 / day.

Beneteau Oceanis 45 (2015)

From  €643 / day.

Beneteau First 27.7 (2007)

• Skipper optional

From  €214 / day

Mar Sea 90 P (2017)

• Without skipper

From  €249 / day

Beautiful Day with KARUKERA (2013)

From  €1,250 / day.

Motorboat Jeanneau Cap Camarat 7.5 Wa 250hp (2017)

From  €640 / day.

Rehab Yacht Charter (2004)

From  €4,400 / day.

Guy couach 23 (2020)

From  €5,499 / day.

LOCATION BATEAU CANNES (2003)

From  €1,343 / day.

Bayliner VR6 Cuddy (2021)

From  €397 / day.

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Motorboat FAIRLINE Targa 33 542hp (1988)

From  €795 / day.

BENETEAU Flyer 8 Sundeck (2020)

From  €550 / day.

Beneteau Flyer 7 (2022)

From  €325 / day.

Invictus 200 FX (2021)

From  €340 / day.

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From  €600 / day, why rent a boat in antibes.

Famous for yachting, jazz and its beaches, Antibes ranks among the favourite destinations for French people to spend a summer holiday on the French Riviera. 

Sailboats, motorboats, catamarans and RIBs, find a boat to rent in Antibes and go along the French Riviera. Discover in particular the famous Cap d'Antibes, located between the Bay of Cannes and the Bay of Angels in Nice .

More than 2700 berths are available in Antibes between the Vauban port, the Port de la Salis, the Port Gallice, the Port du Croûton and the Abri de l'Olivette, which takes you back in time.

Take advantage of your holiday in Antibes to sail around the sea, taking the time to explore the many cute creeks in the area. To avoid the hordes of tourists in the summer or to find the best anchorages in the area, opt for a boat rental with skipper;

With a sailboat or catamaran, you can go to Mandelieu la Napoule and Saint-Laurent-du-Var, or head for the Golden Islands on the edge of the Giens peninsula: Porquerolles, Port-Cros and Ile du Levant, or go to Saint-Tropez or Cannes and its famous Croisette. Discover the Cap d'Antibes, a little corner of paradise for lovers of the Mediterranean sea;

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What to do in Antibes?

Antibes is also known for its many events in summer and for its famous beaches, especially in Juan-les-Pins. In this pretty southern town, enjoy walks along the ramparts of the old town, including the Promenade Amiral-de-Grasse , a very charming stroll along the sea.

In addition, you can moor at the Vieux-Port and the newer Port Vauban , which is home to luxurious and beautiful yachts. Renting a yacht allows, for a day or a few days, to experience exceptional moments.

In the Château Grimaldi , which dominates the skyline, you can observe a small but beautiful collection of the famous Picasso or visit the Museum of Archaeology . Close to the ramparts is the famous Place du Safranier , the heart of the city. Also stroll through the old quarters passing under the old arches or have lunch or dinner in the charming restaurants of the city and enjoy the fruit and vegetable markets.

Where to sail from Antibes?

Renting a boat in Antibes will be the best opportunity to discover or rediscover the most beautiful places on the French Riviera :

• Mandelieu-la-Napoule : in the heart of the Côte d'Azur, Mandelieu-la-Napoule is lodged between Saint-Tropez and the border of Italy, between two massifs: the Esterel and the Tanneron. This place offers an idyllic setting to all the yachtsmen who call there.
• Saint-Laurent-du-Var : this seaside resort nestled next to Nice, in the famous Baie des Anges, is the perfect place to enjoy water activities such as jet-skiing or diving.
• Les îles d'Or (or îles d'Hyères) : off the coast of Hyères and more precisely the Giens peninsula, the Ile du Levant, Port-Cors and Porquerolle, form one of the most beautiful archipelagos in the Mediterranean. On these islands, nature is omnipresent and the landscapes are breathtaking. You can drop anchor in the Anse du Bon Renaud or the Anse du Parfait.
• Saint-Tropez : known mainly for its jet-setters, Saint-Tropez is nonetheless a town with historical charm. The most beautiful place in Saint-Tropez to anchor? The Cap Taillat: you can anchor on either side.
• Cannes and the Lérins Islands : the archipelago of the Lérins Islands is one of the key places in the Bay of Cannes. Its identity and charm attract many boaters each year. The best anchorage is between the two largest islands: Saint-Honorat and Sainte-Marguerite.

What is the best time to go to Antibes?

Antibes is fortunate to have a Mediterranean climate, and as a result, good weather: outdoor temperatures vary between 20°C and 35°C between May and September.

Frequently Asked Questions about Antibes

What is the cost of renting a boat in the high season and the low season in antibes.

The average cost of renting a boat in Antibes in the high season is around €490 per day, while in the low season it is around €452 per day.

How much does a skipper cost per day in Antibes?

The price of a skipper varies depending on the destination and the owner of the boat. In Antibes, you can expect to pay an average of €243 per day for a skipper.

Can you rent a boat in Antibes without a license?

In Antibes there are 87 boats that you can rent without a license. You can also rent many boats with a skipper.

What is the average length of a boat in Antibes?

The average length of a boat in Antibes is 10 meters.

How many people can fit on a boat in Antibes?

The maximum capacity for boats in Antibes is 25 persons. Note that if you rent a boat with skipper, they also count to the number of people.

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Salpa - Soleil 20 | 9 people (2024)

• Skipper optional
• Super owner

From  €290 / day

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Jeanneau - Cap Camarat 6.25 | 5 people (2006)

• Without skipper
• Flexible cancellation

From  €250 / day

Sacs Marine - 650 | 8 people (2015)

From  €395 / day.

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Tecnorib - Pirelli Pzero 770 | 12 people (2012)

From  €400 / day.

Cranchi - M44 HT | 11 people (2019)

From  €2,900 / day.

Ferretti - Altura 690 | 10 people (2005)

• Skipper mandatory

From  €4,250 / day

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Beneteau - Monte Carlo 42 | 12 people (2015)

• Without licence

From  €1,800 / day

Bayliner - Vr6 | 8 people (2024)

From  €420 / day.

Beneteau - Antares 8.80 | 6 people (2012)

• Skipper offered
• Fuel included

From  €600 / day

Sillinger - 900 Xl | 11 people (2023)

From  €300 / day.

Princess - 54 Fly | 10 people (2016)

From  €3,100 / day.

Jeanneau - Cap Camarat 7.5 Wa | 8 people (2022)

From  €620 / day.

Beneteau - Flyer 9 Sundeck | 10 people (2024)

From  €700 / day.

Italiamarine - Panarea 26 | 12 people (2017)

From  €523 / day.

Sea Ray - 290sdx | 10 people (2017)

From  €910 / day.

Jeanneau - Leader 33 | 10 people (2020)

From  €1,300 / day.

Jeanneau - Cap Camarat 6.5 | 7 people (2018)

From  €450 / day.

Jeanneau - Cap Camarat 6.5 Br | 7 people (2016)

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Frequently asked questions about antibes, how much does it cost to rent a boat during the high and low seasons in antibes.

The average daily cost of renting a boat in Antibes is approximately €515 during the high season and about €429 during the low season.

What is the daily cost of a skipper in Antibes?

The cost of a skipper varies depending on the destination and the owner of the boat. In Antibes, the average price for a skipper is about €255 per day.

Is it possible to rent a boat without a license in Antibes?

In Antibes there are 87 boats available for rent without a license. Additionally, you can rent many boats with a skipper.

What is the average boat length in Antibes?

The average boat length in Antibes is 11 meters.

What is the maximum capacity of people on a boat in Antibes?

The maximum capacity for boats in Antibes is 26 people. Note that if you rent a boat with a skipper, they are included in the total number of people.

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Antibes – a Pearl on the French Riviera

If you charter a yacht in France , the French town of Antibes is a great starting base for a cruise around the Mediterranean , and an equally excellent end point. Situated on the Côte d’Azur , it plays a prominent role in the sailing world thanks to its marvelous marina at Port Vauban . The ancient Romans used to dock their ships here, so the marina is also called Vieux Port – the old port. A lot has changed since then. The marina has become one of the world’s most famous and largest ones , and a part of it, officially called Quai Camille Rayon , is known as the Billionaires’ Quay . The nickname comes from the fact that Port Vauban accommodates yachts owned by the world’s elite, for example Roman Abramovič. Do not worry, there is enough room for everyone because the marina can accommodate over 1,000 yachts with 4.5 to 180 m in length .

The geographical position of Antibes makes it suitable to serve both as a homeport or a destination . If you are arriving to Antibes by plane , you will land to the airport in Nice , around 20 minutes by car from Antibes. If you arrive by yacht , the sightseeing can begin as soon as you start approaching the marina. The tower of the old town , as well as Fort Carré , are visible from a distance, and indicate that you have reached your destination.

The marina itself is so impressive and interesting that you have to spend some time there just to take a look at the world’s greatest mega yachts. You will also be amazed by the visual character of the marina, which cleverly incorporates the modern look of the marina into the old-town’s port . If you are particularly interested in anything connected to sailing, then the Naval Museum of Napoleon is definitely worth paying a visit. Of particular interest to some can also be the Absinthe Museum , located in the Roman foundations of Old Antibes.

Just like the entire Côte d’Azur, Antibes attracts various people. Billionaires, royalty, artists… They all contribute to the glamorous atmosphere of this town . One of its most prominent residents was Pablo Picasso . His legacy is displayed in a museum that bears his name. Aside from the rich cultural life, Antibes offers plenty of stone and sandy beaches , while the best view of the region can be experienced from the top of Garoupe Lighthouse . Apart from delicious meals and fine wines , perfumes also make an important part of Antibes’ offer since Grasse , the capital of perfume production, is not far from here.

If you are a sociable person, you might be interested in the Antibes Yacht Show , which takes place in April , as well as the Antique Show of Antibes . The festival of St. Peter , the patron of fishermen, is celebrated in June with a stunning procession in the town. Les Voiles d’Antibes is the greatest vintage-yachts gathering in the region and also takes place in June . In any case, this is a place where you will want to stay for more than one day, so keep that in mind when planning your journey!

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Sailboat Review: Dufour 41

• By Herb McCormick
• September 17, 2024

When it comes to a discussion of the great European naval architects of contemporary times—and it’s a long list, indeed—certain names immediately pop to mind. Many are French. Philippe Briand made his mark creating boats for a roster of production builders (Baltic, Jeanneau, CNB) before pivoting to the superyacht set (Perini Navi, Royal Huisman). Jean-Marie Finot was more or less the father of an era of the best Vendée Globe solo round-the-world racers ever to compete in that grueling contest. Marc Van Peteghem and Vincent Lauriot Prévost (VPLP Design) are the current masters of offshore multihulls. The talented tandem of Jean Berret and Olivier Racoupeau are ubiquitous as the creators of many French brands, and sit at the forefront of their profession. 

To me, however, one of the more underrated European ­design mavens, and one who definitely belongs in that rarefied grouping, is Umberto Felci. While Felci was born in Milan and still operates from his base in Italy, I’ve always considered him a huge influence in French ­boatbuilding­—largely because of his longtime association with Dufour Yachts, where he’s been the principal designer for some 15 years. 

During that time, I’ve sailed many a Felci boat, as he’s been a consistent presence in Cruising World ’s annual Boat of the Year contest . He has won multiple times with his Dufour entries, including the 560 Grand Large (2014), the 382 Grand Large (2015), and the 520 Grand Large (2018). All of these Grand Large boats shared a similar DNA, and the Dufour booths at the major boat shows were easily ­recognizable for their similar lines and matching beige canvas dodgers and sail covers. The only huge difference across the fleet was their respective sizes.

All that changed in a big way in 2019, after the Fountaine Pajot group acquired Dufour and decided to make each new offering a singular model in form and styling. Which brings us to Felci’s newest design, the Dufour 41. 

Aesthetically, it’s safe to say that the bright-blue Dufour 41 at this past year’s Annapolis Sailboat Show in Maryland was one of the more distinctive-looking yachts on display. It has a rounded bow, ample beam, and not one but two chines, both carried almost the entire length of the boat—one just above the waterline, another just below the reverse sheer line, which is accentuated by prominent molded bulwarks. This boat looks and feels much larger than its 41 feet length overall. Forward, an integrated bowsprit for the ground tackle and the tack point for the asymmetric kite heightens the futuristic vibe. As does the series of three sleek windows in the hull (along with the additional pair of windows overhead in the coachroof). There is not a stick of timber to be found anywhere. 

Topsides, the ­combination of wide side decks and outboard shrouds makes for easy egress when moving forward or aft. The emphasis on “outdoor living” is underscored by a generous cockpit with twin wheels (but, as with all Dufours, a single rudder, which makes backing down easier and with more control). There’s also wraparound seating, including a cushioned daybed, as well as a drop-down transom, which doubles as the porch/platform for the barbecue well aft. All this is revolved around a table—a pretty sweet, comfortable layout that lends the impression of lounging aboard a much bigger boat. 

All the related equipment is first-rate. There’s B&G instrumentation, including the chart plotter and autopilot; a Quick vertical windlass with helm controls for the Delta anchor; and a Side-Power (Sleipner) bow thruster, which I reckon is a luxurious touch on a 41-footer. Our test boat was set up with a nice set of Elvstrøm sails, including a traditional mainsail (an in-mast furling mainsail is available) with a cool stack-pack arrangement that tucks into itself and is secured with shock cords. For our Boat of the Year trials, we test all the emergency rudders, and the one on the 41 was exceptional. 

Construction is straightforward and robust. The hull is vacuum-infused with solid glass below the waterline and a foam core above. There are a pair of molded-in channels for the plumbing and electrical wiring. The plywood bulkheads are laminated to the hull. The keel is cast iron. And, as with every Dufour going back to the company’s origins, a wine rack is stashed under the floorboards. 

Ardizio Design is ­responsible for the belowdecks accoutrements, accommodations and floor plan. Its team used those aforementioned chines and, more specifically, the voluminous interior that the chines created, to wide advantage. As with Dufour’s other models, there are three packages of features, trim and equipment—on the 41, these are labeled Adventure, Ocean and Performance—depending on how the boat will be used (basic sailing, dedicated cruising or racing). With the 41, there are also two interior options: either three or four staterooms. Both have a straight-line galley to starboard, with the dining table and wraparound settee to port.

Our test boat had the three-stateroom layout, with a spacious master forward and a pair of double-berth staterooms aft. It also had three heads, which, to be honest, seems like a bit of overkill on a 41-foot boat. The second head, in the center of the boat, can be replaced with stowage, which is the setup I’d prefer. 

The 41 sports a double-­spreader rig with swept-back spreaders and a self-­tacking jib. The double-ended German-style mainsheet, anchored at midboom, is easily trimmed with a pair of electric winches (an optional electric winch for the mainsail is ­available). There’s no traveler; after all, this is a cruising boat. 

Under power, the 50 hp Volvo Penta with a saildrive configuration had us zipping along at better than 6 knots. This was one of the quieter boats, decibel-wise, in the 2024 fleet. But we were all itching to hoist the sails, and we were not disappointed. At first, in a fitful breeze that was just filling in, we still made over 5 knots in 6 to 8 knots of wind. Soon enough, the pressure built into the 10- to 12-knot range, just in time to hoist the boat’s big asymmetric kite. On a tight reach, we made an effortless 7.5 knots, and the helm was just delightful, with only a light three-finger touch required for full control. 

Those Grand Large prizewinners from years past were, of course, all Felci designs. While this new Dufour looks absolutely nothing like its older siblings, it sails just as well, if not better. Felci may have changed the recipe under the company’s new regime, but he hasn’t forgotten that what we really want is pretty simple: We want to go for a fine sail.

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Did You Know?

French boatbuilders were pioneers in fiberglass-sailboat manufacturing. Naval architect/engineer Michel Dufour joined their ranks in 1964 with the launching of the Sylphe, a radical (for its time) 21-foot pocket cruiser with a masthead rig and fin keel with attached ballast bulb. More than 400 were built in a 10-year production run.

Dufour has ramped up its introduction of new models in the past five years, and now has nine in production ranging from 37 to 61 feet, with a 44-footer on tap to be introduced in the United States this fall. Of that collection, the company’s 41, 470 and 530 are all available with electric auxiliary-propulsion options.

Dufour has laid out an aggressive growth strategy, planning to introduce two models each year for the next several years, and replacing its entire fleet within four years. As for the 41, a company representative said that about a third of the run will go to private owners, a third will be purchased by charter operators, and a third will go into charter-management programs.

Herb McCormick is a CW editor-at-large and was a 2024 Boat of the Year judge.

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I Loved Tudor’s Sailing Watch Even More While Aboard an Actual Racing Yacht

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The weather report in Barcelona wasn’t looking particularly promising last month as I boarded a vessel on the Mediterranean. Leaving the Spanish coast behind me, storm clouds gathered overhead as the Swiss and French teams geared up to face off in the 37th edition of the America’s Cup. Then again, I was reminded, a bit of wind was a welcome sensation—without it, this regatta couldn’t get underway.

If you’ve never been buzzed by an AC75, the class of racing yacht used during the current America’s Cup , it can be difficult to imagine the sensation. I no longer had to imagine as the Alinghi Red Bull team’s AC75 reached its top speed of 50 knots (58 mph) and seemed to be nearly levitating as it lifted out of the water. And if it’s flying in anything resembling your general direction, this can be quite unnerving.

Even if you’re not a sailor, you’re likely familiar with America’s Cup anyway because of how frequently it intersects with the watch world. Tudor , Omega , and Panerai have all gotten in on the action, the logos of their storied brands featured prominently on mainsheets attached to each vessel’s 26.5-meter mast. For each edition of the Cup in which one of these maisons is sponsoring a team, said company will often debut a special watch, sometimes with a dedicated sailing complication such as a regatta timer. Two of the most compelling of these watches were introduced just last year: Tudor’s Pelagos FXD and FXD Chrono Alinghi Red Bull Racing Edition . As I discovered earlier this month, they become even more compelling aboard the actual yacht they’re inspired by.

The racing yacht wasn't the only thing that made me feel like a member of team Alinghi that day. I also got a chance to wear the FXD from Tudor's Pelagos line. The Pelagos collection comprises the brand's most professional diving watch, complete with heavy-duty specs, some military influence, and perhaps a bit more character than the brand’s flagship Black Bay collection. Introduced in 2012, the Pelagos line has seen continuous improvement, culminating in the recent “ FXD .” (The “FXD” is for “fixed,” a design with military provenance that secures a strap to the wrist without possibility of spring bar failure.) The black-dialed FXD immediately stole my heart upon its release late in 2023, when I dove with it in Florida.

I wasn’t the only one wearing this purpose-made FXD. The entire Alinghi Red Bull racing team—from team owner to engineer—was kitted out with them. For me, it’s a cool watch; for the sailing team, it’s essential gear. Timing is everything out on the open water. “We use a watch [the Pelagos FXD] that’s in complete sync with what we do here,” says Jaume Triay, a young engineer on the Alinghi Red Bull team who’s spent the past two years living in Barcelona to prepare for the competition. “It’s a low-weight, high-performance watch, and it’s made out of the same materials [as the AC75]; I think there’s a nice synergy.”

Everything about the Alinghi FXD is made with yacht racing in mind. The watch is made from carbon fiber to mirror the carbon-hulled AC75 yachts, with matte blue-purple dials to match the Alinghi Red Bull livery. The numbers on the bezel are arranged in the reverse orientation from those on a dive watch. Why? On a yacht, one needs to quickly calculate countdowns, which is why the numbers go from 60-0 in a counterclockwise direction, rather than the more common 0-60. I had never spent much time with either of the new FXD watches before, but had the opportunity to wear the time-only version during my time in Barcelona for the 37th edition of the America’s Cup. I’m officially a fan.

The dial is a classic Tudor affair: Done up in matte Alinghi Red Bull blue, it features a snowflake handset and matching white indices, all of which are nicely lumed with plenty of Super-LumiNova. (The indices, hands, and all bezel hashmarks glow ice blue in low light.) A red second hand matches up with red “Pelagos” text—no doubt in a reference to vintage Rolex models and in keeping with other Pelagos watches—and the rehaut, which contains the outer minute track, features the words “ALINGHI RED BULL RACING” in the upper quadrant.

“Timing is important in many aspects [of what the team does],” Triay says. “It’s important in planning, such as how much time we need to train before competing, and how much time we have to design the boat. But then also, you can think about maneuvers: Are we going to do a slow, nicely controlled maneuver, or a sharp turn executed as quickly as possible? What is best, and how do you find replicable timing in order to analyze different strategies?”

Indeed, timing was everything as we sailed out into the open ocean outside Barcelona aboard the yacht in order to watch Alinghi compete against the French team. The Swiss needed to win this particular race, lest it be forced to win three in a row in the double-round robin of the Louis Vuitton Challenger Section Series—or face elimination. I was eager to try aligning my bezel to properly time the race countdown as announced aboard the ship’s television, where the race was being broadcast live.

Stepping out onto the deck in the rain (we picked a poor day for sailing) Alinghi’s AC75 was visible in the distance, tacking hard in the driving wind and water. Its complement of ultra-skilled sailors, however, proved their competence and seamanship, crossing the starting line just as the countdown ended and gaining a significant start on the French team. Roughly 20 minutes of hard sailing later, up and down a course established by remote-controlled buoys to align with the direction of the wind, the Swiss team captured its much-needed victory.

After the win, high-fives were swapped, congratulations were offered, audible sighs of relief were exhaled. As we sailed back into harbor, we passed the AC75 furling its sails, yelling our collective “mazel tov” at the team and chase boat crews. I glanced down at the FXD and thought back to my childhood summer camp experience and the activity I most enjoyed: Sailing small Sunfish dinghies on Plunkett Reservoir. I haven’t sailed in over 20 years, but the thought suddenly crossed my mind: Maybe it’s time to sail again—Pelagos fixed firmly on wrist.

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Below Deck Sailing Yacht Seaon 5 trailer teases a Daisy romance, less Gary, no Colin, major firing, and more

Finally, after months of waiting for Below Deck Sailing Yacht Season 5 news, we have it, and it’s good.

Bravo released the highly anticipated trailer for the sailing show, along with a premiere date.

The last season fractured the friendships of Daisy Kelliher , Gary King, and Colin MacRae, who all helped make Below Deck Sailing Yacht a mega-hit show.

Colin isn’t back for another season, but Gary and Daisy are, with the past season impacting their working environment.

Aside from the Gary and Daisy drama, we see Captain Glenn Shephard, like never before, losing his s**t on the crew more than once for very good reasons.

The Below Deck Sailing Yacht Season 5 trailer

Daisy is the focal point of the trailer, as it seems the powers that be are making her the star in the aftermath of the sexual misconduct scandal allegations against Gary.

The chief stew finds herself hooking up with a deckhand that could be more than just a boatmance.

It seems that the new chef is going to be a major problem on Season 5. Daisy and the chef butt heads when she refuses to serve his food because, well, it looks like crap.

The party vibe of Ibiza brings many challenges for Captain Glenn and his crew. Not only with unruly guests but also the crew crossing the line by partying with guests.

Captain Glenn sets ground rules for the crew, which are ignored, leading to him unleashing his fury on them. The captain even wakes up the crew at one point after a disastrous crew night out.

Other teasers include another near-boat crash for Parsifal III that makes it seem like Gary may be the one who saves the day. Speaking of Gary, he’s in the trailer, but there’s definitely less of him, and not a single Gary hook-up is featured.

What is featured is a fire, a bloody nose, plenty of drunk falls, and Captain Glenn firing someone. The way it’s set up, too, the teaser definitely wants us to think Captain Glenn fires Daisy or Gary.

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When does Below Deck Sailing Yacht Season 5 premiere?

Below Deck Sailing Yacht fans will have to tune into Season 5 to find out who Captain Glenn fires, as well as if Daisy what happens with Daisy’s budding romance.

The good news is that the sailing show is back in less than a month. Season 5 of Below Deck Sailing Yacht premieres on Monday, October 7 at 9/8c.

Below Deck Med Season 9 wraps on Monday, September 23, which means we are either getting a reunion or a Captain Sandy Yawn wedding special on Monday, September 30.

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Below Deck Sailing Yacht Season 5 premieres on Monday October 7 at 9/8c. Seasons 1-4 are streaming on Peacock.

No one wants this drunk on TV! @BravoTV let him continuously get drunk and sexually harass women! He even tried to get one of the girls on Project Runway drunk so he could take advantage of her! He’s a predator & he does not belong on TV reaping all the benefits with free booze! So Bravo has put in place safeguards to protect others from sexual harassment, abuse, etc. but is going to let that drunk predator Gary King stay on? NO!!! He’s gotten away with this for a few years and he needs to be stopped!!! Do Better Bravo!!! I won’t be watching! He’s whining & crying on social media.

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Below Deck Sailing Yacht season 5’s trailer has finally arrived, and with Captain Glenn Shephard’s crew including First Officer Gary King, fans are disappointed in the show’s return . While Below Deck viewers have been impatiently awaiting news about Below Deck Sailing Yacht season 5 for over a year, the trailer has finally been released, and has many concerned about what the season is going to look like. While the trailer reveals the return of some familiar faces, the storylines that appear to be part of the season left viewers feeling uneasy. After Gary’s sexual misconduct allegations, his involvement seems overwhelming.

In the Below Deck Sailing Yacht season 5 trailer, the crew’s chartering guests around Ibiza in a new sailing adventure. With Gary showing up early in the trailer after Daisy Kelliher makes her grand entrance, things get dicey quickly. “That’s right, we have a f****** job and I’m not carrying this f****** season on my own you f****** prick,” Daisy shouts at Gary in one moment of the trailer as he lays in his bed, looking dismayed. The rest of the trailer shows the genuine chaos of the season, featuring Gary heavily much to the surprise of Below Deck viewers .

What Gary’s Involvement In Below Deck Sailing Yacht Season 5 Means

He’s part of the show more than ever.

Throughout the Below Deck Sailing Yacht season 5 trailer, it was clear that Gary will be a focal point of the exterior team’s story. Being shown on the deck with some of the exterior team, pushing Deckhands to their limits and critiquing their work, Gary’s presence on the sailing yacht may be odd during Below Deck Sailing Yacht season 5 . While he appears to be getting along with Daisy , he may not even have her in his corner by the end of the charter season. His heavy involvement in the trailer may not indicate the same throughout the whole season.

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Although Gary has been a part of Below Deck Sailing Yacht since the early days of the series, seeing him as a member of the crew after his sexual misconduct allegations came to light is tough. While Bravo filmed Below Deck Sailing Yacht season 5 before the allegations were revealed, they came to light during the filming of the season and it appears that the network didn’t choose to remove Gary from later episodes or take action at all. Though it remains to be seen if production did anything about Gary , it’s disappointing to some to see him on screen.

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It could be chaotic fun, but gary leaves a stain on the show.

Although the trailer for Below Deck Sailing Yacht season 5 makes it seem like one of the most exciting, dramatic seasons of the series we’ve ever seen, the mess may not be worth it if Gary’s involved. By ignoring the sexual misconduct allegations lodged against Gary and leaving him on the series, seemingly without explanation, Bravo is allowing it to seem like what he may have done is okay. Though nothing has been proven, taking no action on Below Deck Sailing Yacht could be a misstep that may taint the entire season of the sailing spin-off for once excited viewers.

Below Deck Sailing Yacht premieres Monday, October 7 at 9 p.m. EDT on Bravo.

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Below Deck Sailing Yacht is a spin-off of the Below Deck reality television series. Premiering on Bravo, the show follows the life of a Yacht crew as they attempt to navigate a busy Charter season in which many customers make use of a 177-foot sailing yacht. Over the first three seasons, the yacht has been to Greece, Croatia, and Spain.

Sailing yachts like Mike Lynch's are 'unsinkable bodies', CEO of boat manufacturing firm says

Bayesian superyacht which sank off Italy is an "unsinkable" vessel, Giovanni Costantino, CEO of The Italian Sea Group, said.

By Ashna Hurynag, news correspondent and Eleonora Chiarella, producer

Sunday 25 August 2024 08:48, UK

Vessels like Mike Lynch's stricken superyacht are "unsinkable", according to the chief executive of the firm which makes and sells them.

Giovanni Costantino, CEO of The Italian Sea Group, told Sky News there are no flaws with the design and construction of the Bayesian superyacht which capsized in a storm off the coast of Porticello, Sicily, on Monday.

Five bodies were found by divers on Wednesday - taking the number of confirmed dead to six.

The Italian Sea Group also owns the firm that built British tech tycoon Mr Lynch's Bayesian, and Mr Costantino said the vessels "are the safest in the most absolute sense".

"Being the manufacturer of Perini [boats], I know very well how the boats have always been designed and built," he said.

"And as Perini is a sailing ship... sailing ships are renowned to be the safest ever."

He said their structure and keel made them "unsinkable bodies".

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Mr Costantino said news of the sinking "put me in a state of sadness on one side and of disbelief on the other".

"This incident sounds like an unbelievable story, both technically and as a fact," he said.

It is understood Italian prosecutors investigating the incident are continuing to hold interviews with the survivors.

On Tuesday they questioned the captain for more than two hours to help reconstruct what happened and provide useful technical details.

Four British inspectors are also in Porticello and have begun a preliminary assessment of events.

It is understood they will look at all relevant aspects of the incident, including the design, stability, and operation of the vessel. They will also examine the effects of the weather conditions experienced.

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Twenty-two people were on board the vessel, 15 of whom were rescued - including Briton Charlotte Golunski and her one-year-old daughter Sofia.

Divers will resume efforts on Thursday morning to bring ashore a body they found earlier. One more person remains missing.

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