Cannes yacht charter

Mediterranean · €€€€

La Guérite

An iconic restaurant on Île Sainte-Marguerite, accessible only by boat. Mediterranean cuisine, DJ sets, and a bohemian-chic atmosphere on a private island — pure magic.

Take your tender directly to their dock. The weekend DJ sets are legendary.

French avant-garde · €€€€

La Palme d'Or

Two Michelin-starred restaurant at the Martinez Hotel on La Croisette. Chef Christian Sinicropi serves avant-garde French cuisine in a glamorous Art Deco setting.

During the Film Festival, this is where the after-parties happen. Reserve months ahead.

Modern Mediterranean · €€€€

Le Park 45

Modern Mediterranean cuisine at the Grand Hotel Cannes. Rooftop terrace with views over La Croisette and the bay. Elegant yet contemporary.

The sunset view from the terrace is one of the best in Cannes.

Seafood · €€€

Ondine

Beachfront restaurant on the eastern beaches of Cannes. Fresh seafood, grilled fish, and your feet in the sand. Relaxed, family-friendly, and genuinely delicious.

Perfect for a casual lunch stop by tender. Kids love it.

Mediterranean fine dining · €€€€

Plage Majestic Barrière

The private beach of the legendary Hôtel Barrière Le Majestic, right on La Croisette. Elegant loungers, refined Mediterranean cuisine, and a dedicated tender service for yacht guests.

Call ahead for tender pick-up — they'll meet you at the jetty. Ask for the seafood risotto.

Modern Mediterranean · €€€

Plage 45 — Grand Hôtel Cannes

Chic beachfront dining on the eastern end of La Croisette. Feet-in-the-sand lunch or sunset cocktails with views of the Lérins Islands. Tender service available for yacht guests.

The grilled catch of the day with Provençal vegetables is exceptional. Book a front-row lounger.

Provençal & seafood · €€€€

Plage du Martinez

The iconic beach club of the Hôtel Martinez — a Riviera institution. Long lazy lunches, rosé on tap, and a glamorous crowd. Tender transfer from your yacht to the pontoon.

During the Film Festival, this is THE place to be. Reserve well in advance for May.

Mediterranean · €€€

Bijou Plage

A classic Croisette beach restaurant with a loyal local following. Mediterranean comfort food, loungers on the sand, and the iconic Cannes waterfront. Tender drop-off at the nearby jetty.

A great all-day option: morning swim, long lunch, afternoon rosé.

Island exploration, history, snorkeling

Île Sainte-Marguerite

The larger of the two Lérins Islands, just 15 minutes from Cannes. Pine forests, clear bays, and the mysterious Fort Royal — where the Man in the Iron Mask was imprisoned.

Anchor in the bay on the south side for the best swimming and shelter from the wind.

Wine, tranquility, monastery visit

Île Saint-Honorat

The smaller, quieter Lérins Island, home to a working monastery and vineyards since the 5th century. Monks produce acclaimed wine — buy a bottle on the island.

Calm anchorage, swimming, local dining

Théoule-sur-Mer

A charming fishing village west of Cannes with sheltered bays and the dramatic red rocks of the Esterel massif as a backdrop. Excellent anchorage and local restaurants.

Scenic cruising, photography, swimming

Corniche d'Or — Esterel

The dramatic red porphyry cliffs of the Massif de l'Esterel plunging into turquoise water. One of the most spectacular coastlines in France, best explored by yacht.

Several small calanques along the coast offer protected anchoring surrounded by red rock.

Cannes Film Festival

Every May, Cannes hosts the world's most prestigious film festival. The red carpet at the Palais des Festivals is visible from the water — and yacht parties rival the films themselves.

During the festival, yacht berths in the Old Port sell for over €100,000 for two weeks.

Le Suquet — Old Town

The original hilltop village of Cannes, predating the Croisette glamour. Narrow cobblestone streets, the Notre-Dame de l'Espérance church, and panoramic views of the bay.

Le Suquet is one of the few remaining areas of Cannes that preserves the feel of the original Provençal fishing village.

The Man in the Iron Mask

The Fort Royal on Île Sainte-Marguerite was the prison of the mysterious 'Man in the Iron Mask' — a prisoner whose identity has fascinated historians for centuries.

You can still visit the cell where the masked prisoner was held. It's a short tender ride from your yacht.