Superyachts for Charter in Saint-Tropez

Thirty-three vessels sit in this category, ranging from the 35-metre Sunseeker 115 up to the 56-metre Oceanco The Wellesley, with the Feadship Emerald and the Philip Zepter 50m both at 50 metres and both configured for twelve guests. Day rates for the segment start from €5,000, and the spread of builders and lengths means the fit changes considerably between a fast three-deck motor yacht and a full-beam superyacht with tender garage and open aft deck.

Most of these yachts anchor rather than berth. The Nouveau Port quay is the visible showcase, but berths there are limited and booked out well ahead of July and August, so the Gulf anchor field south of the town is where the majority of this fleet actually sits, tender running guests ashore to Quai Jean Jaurès or out to Pampelonne for a beach club lunch. A boat this size carries its own chase boat or tender for that leg, which is part of why the larger yachts in this list are built around swim platforms and stowage rather than shallow-draft agility.

The deck space and separation between guest and crew areas make several of these yachts workable for a corporate afternoon on the water — a client lunch on the aft deck with the village in view, or a half-day booked purely for privacy rather than a beach run. Catering on board is arranged through the charter rather than assumed as standard, so it is worth confirming what each yacht's crew can handle before setting a headcount.

Charters here run as day bookings or extend into multi-day cruising toward the Îles d'Hyères or an overnight stop in Port Grimaud, with APA and fuel handled separately from the day rate and briefed against the actual route rather than a flat estimate. Given the size of this fleet, availability moves fast into the summer, and confirming a specific yacht early is more reliable than committing to a category and hoping.