Yacht charter from Monaco · Over 40 yachts, day trips to multi-day cruises
Private yacht charter in Monaco — from a half-day on the Riviera to a week at sea
A fleet of over forty yachts based at Port Hercule, from 14-metre day boats to 50-metre superyachts, each matched to your route and provisioned before you board.
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Monaco — where every charter route begins well
Few ports compress so much cruising potential into such a short departure. From Port Hercule you can reach the sheltered bay at Villefranche-sur-Mer or the rocky inlets below Cap d'Ail in the time it takes the crew to set lunch on the aft deck. Push a little further and Beaulieu-sur-Mer and Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat open up — quieter anchorages that reward a slow afternoon. For longer formats, a westbound course to Cannes or Saint-Tropez fills a comfortable cruising day, and multi-day itineraries can extend toward the Îles de Lérins or the Corsican coast with provisioning handled before departure. Our brokers plan routes around conditions, not fixed scripts: if the mistral picks up or a cove is crowded, the captain shifts the plan while you stay on deck.
The fleet behind these routes matters as much as the water. Our portfolio of over forty yachts covers compact sport tenders for a four-hour swim stop, performance motor yachts such as the Riva 130 for pace and presence, and crewed superyachts up to 50 metres for extended voyages with full galley service. A Sunreef 80 catamaran suits families who want stable decks and generous beam; a Benetti Oasis 40 offers the stateroom count and saloon space that corporate hosts need for a private dinner off the coast. Day-charter capacity on most vessels runs to twelve guests, while overnight sleeping arrangements depend on layout — your broker confirms exact numbers and cabin configuration before you commit.
Season shapes the experience. July and August deliver the longest light and the liveliest shoreline, though popular anchorages fill early and marina berths require advance reservation. June and September trade peak energy for open water, easier provisioning, and more choice across the fleet — strong months for a three-to-five-night cruise when you want flexibility in both route and pace. The Grand Prix period and the autumn yacht show tighten availability sharply, so early enquiry is essential if your dates overlap. Charter pricing follows a day-rate plus APA structure; we detail every cost line — fuel, harbour fees, food, beverages — before confirmation so the numbers are clear from the start.
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What sets a charter with Monaco Lux Yachts apart
Provisioning handled before you board
For day charters and multi-day cruises alike, we coordinate galley stocking, beverage selection and any dietary requirements with local suppliers so everything is on board when you step onto the passerelle. On longer itineraries, restocking is arranged at scheduled port calls along your route.
A 44-yacht portfolio matched to every format
Our fleet spans 14-metre sport tenders for a half-day swim stop off Cap d'Ail to 50-metre crewed superyachts built for week-long passages. Your broker narrows the selection by group size, route length and onboard priorities — not by what happens to be free.
Route planning shaped by real conditions
Each itinerary is built around current swell forecasts, harbour congestion and seasonal patterns along the Riviera. If conditions shift mid-charter, the captain and our shore team adjust anchorages or timing so the day stays comfortable.
Day-rate and APA costs explained before you confirm
We break down the base charter rate, the Advance Provisioning Allowance, estimated fuel and likely harbour fees in a single document before booking. Unused APA is returned at the end of the charter, and every expense is accounted for line by line.
Corporate and group charters with discreet logistics
For business hosting or private gatherings, we handle guest transfers from hotels or the heliport, brief the crew on service timing and catering flow, and select yachts with saloon and deck layouts suited to the group's size and format.
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Frequently asked questions
A quick read of what most charter clients ask before booking.
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When is the best season to charter a yacht from Monaco?
The core season runs from May through September, with July and August offering the warmest water and the longest daylight hours for cruising. June and September are worth considering if you prefer quieter anchorages and more flexible berth availability along the Riviera — routes toward Beaulieu-sur-Mer or Villefranche-sur-Mer are noticeably calmer in those months. If your dates fall around the Grand Prix or the yacht show period, plan well ahead: demand for crewed vessels spikes and preferred yachts book out early.
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How does pricing work — day rate, APA and fuel?
Charter pricing has two main components. The base day rate covers the yacht and her crew. On top of that, an Advance Provisioning Allowance (APA) is set aside before departure to cover running costs: fuel, port fees, provisions and any extras you request during the trip. APA is typically calculated as a percentage of the charter fee. At the end of the charter your broker reconciles actual spend against the APA, and any surplus is returned. Because fuel consumption varies sharply between a 14-metre day boat and a 50-metre superyacht, we walk through estimated running costs for your specific vessel and route before you confirm.
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Can I plan a multi-day itinerary departing from Monaco?
Absolutely. Several yachts in our fleet are configured for overnight cruising with full provisioning support — galleys stocked to your dietary brief, linen prepared, and itineraries built around the ports and anchorages that suit your pace. A typical three- to five-night route might work east toward Cap d'Ail and Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat before turning west to Cannes or continuing to Saint-Tropez, with lunch stops and swim calls adjusted by the captain based on swell and wind. Your broker coordinates provisioning, berth reservations and any cross-port logistics so the days flow without administrative interruptions.
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Can I customise water toys and onboard activities?
Many of the larger motor yachts carry tenders, paddleboards and snorkelling gear as standard, and additional equipment — jet skis, towable inflatables, diving gear — can often be arranged depending on the vessel and deck space. If you're planning an active day with beach-club stops or sheltered-water swimming near Cap d'Ail's Mala Beach, let your broker know during the planning stage so the right toys and safety briefings are confirmed before departure. Availability and cost of add-ons vary by yacht, so they're quoted alongside your charter proposal rather than bundled into the base rate.
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What range of yachts can I charter from Monaco?
Our portfolio of 44 vessels spans compact performance boats around 14 metres up to crewed superyachts of 50 metres, covering builders such as Riva, Sunreef, Feadship, Sunseeker and Benetti among others. Smaller craft suit a sunset cruise or a half-day coastal run; mid-range motor yachts in the 23–25 metre bracket work well for full-day group outings or corporate hosting with dedicated salon space; and the larger yachts carry multiple cabins, full crew and the autonomy for extended Mediterranean voyages. Your broker matches vessel type to your guest count, itinerary length and onboard priorities — whether that's open-deck entertaining, watersport access or quiet overnight comfort.