Yacht Charter Pricing in Saint-Tropez for 2026

Saint-Tropez is one of the most sought-after destinations in the Mediterranean yacht charter market—and one of the most specific in its pricing dynamics. Unlike Cannes or Monaco, where events concentrate demand on specific weeks, Saint-Tropez displays a very pronounced seasonality around July-August with strong event-driven demand in autumn (Les Voiles de Saint-Tropez, Paradis Porsche). This duality creates particularly wide price ranges depending on the period.

International Yachts Charter and Brokerage provides personalized and detailed quotes within 48 hours, including a transparent APA estimate for each charter profile in Saint-Tropez.

Pricing Grid — Yacht Charter Saint-Tropez 2026

Rates by Category and Season

CategoryLOALow season (May, Oct)High season (Jul-Aug)Events (Voiles, Paradis Porsche)
Motor Yacht20-25 m€15,000 – €30,000€30,000 – €60,000€20,000 – €55,000
Motor Yacht25-35 m€30,000 – €70,000€60,000 – €140,000€55,000 – €130,000
Superyacht35-45 m€60,000 – €140,000€120,000 – €280,000€100,000 – €250,000
Mega Yacht45 m+€120,000 – €350,000€250,000 – €700,000+€200,000 – €600,000+

These rates are excluding APA and correspond to the weekly base rate.

Daily Rates — Day Charter Saint-Tropez

For clients seeking a day experience without overnight accommodation on board:

CategoryLOADaily rate (low season)Daily rate (high season)
Compact Motor Yacht15-20 m€1,500 – €4,000€3,500 – €8,000
Motor Yacht20-30 m€4,000 – €10,000€8,000 – €18,000
Superyacht30-45 m€10,000 – €25,000€18,000 – €50,000

Day charter in Saint-Tropez is ideal for a day at the Pampelonne anchorages, an excursion to Cap Taillat, or lunch at Club 55 accessible by tender from the anchorage.

Understanding the True Cost of a Charter in Saint-Tropez

The Base Rate

The base rate covers the provision of the yacht and its complete crew for the agreed duration. This is the amount displayed first in all quotes.

The APA — Advance Provisioning Allowance

The APA is an advance payment made at the beginning of the charter to cover all variable expenses on board. It typically represents 25 to 35% of the base rate and covers:

  • Fuel — variable depending on distance traveled. A 35-meter superyacht consumes between 150 and 400 liters/hour depending on the engine. Navigation between Saint-Tropez and the Îles d’Hyères or Corsica significantly increases this expense
  • Port fees — berthing in the port of Saint-Tropez or neighboring ports, anchorage fees in regulated areas of the Gulf
  • Provisions — food, beverages, wines, and spirits according to the gastronomic brief provided before departure
  • Taxes — VAT applicable according to flag and navigation zone
  • Tender fuel — specific expense in Saint-Tropez, the anchorage destination par excellence. Tender trips to and from Pampelonne and Cap Taillat represent significant consumption over a week

The APA is reconciled with supporting documents at the end of the charter. Any unused balance is fully refunded. Our team provides a detailed line-by-line APA estimate in each quote.

Total Cost Example — 34 m Superyacht, 1 Week High Season

ItemAmount
TINY WAVE base rate (34 m, high season)€100,000
Estimated APA (30% of base rate)€30,000
Estimated total€130,000

This budget covers the yacht, complete crew of 6 members, fuel for navigation in the Gulf of Saint-Tropez — Îles d’Hyères — Pampelonne — Cap Taillat, gastronomic provisions for 10 passengers, port fees, and daily tender transfers to Pampelonne.

Factors That Affect Pricing in Saint-Tropez

1. LOA and Quality Tender Availability

In Saint-Tropez, the yacht’s LOA is an important pricing criterion—but the quality of the tender on board is equally important. For an anchorage destination like Pampelonne and Cap Taillat, a 4 to 6-meter tender in good condition is essential. Yachts equipped with premium tenders (fast RIB, luxury tender) are priced accordingly—and justifiably so.

2. Seasonality

Saint-Tropez has one of the most pronounced seasonal patterns on the French Riviera:

  • May-June: beginning of season, sea at 20-22°C, reasonable rates, wide availability. The best value for discovering Saint-Tropez
  • July-August: absolute peak demand, maximum rates, crowded port, very busy anchorages in high season
  • September: excellent period — sea still at 23°C, reduced crowds, Les Voiles de Saint-Tropez at the end of the month
  • October: low season, optimized rates, Paradis Porsche at the beginning of the month, gentle navigation

3. Port Fees in Saint-Tropez

The port of Saint-Tropez is one of the most expensive on the French Riviera for superyachts. In high season, one night at berth for a 35-40 meter LOA superyacht can cost between €500 and €2,000 depending on location. Many owners prefer anchoring in the Gulf—less expensive and often more pleasant—with tender transfers. Our team systematically optimizes this choice in the APA estimate.

4. Event Weeks

Unlike Cannes or Monaco, Saint-Tropez events (Voiles, Paradis Porsche) generate a moderate increase in demand—significantly less than the Cannes Film Festival or Monaco Grand Prix. This is an advantage: you benefit from an exceptional atmosphere without the prohibitive rates of the major Riviera event weeks.

Our Fleet in Saint-Tropez — Indicative Rates

AMELIA — 20 m Motor Yacht

From €37,500/week (excluding APA) 10 passengers for day cruising, 6 overnight, crew of 2, shallow draft—ideal for the shallow anchorages of Pampelonne and Cap Taillat.

PURE — 27 m Motor Yacht

From €45,000/week (excluding APA) 6 passengers in cabins, crew of 3, spacious aft cockpit, contemporary design.

EOL B — 34 m Superyacht

From €84,000/week (excluding APA) 9 passengers, 4 en-suite cabins, flybridge, available in the Western Mediterranean.

TINY WAVE — 34 m Superyacht

From €100,000/week (excluding APA) 10 passengers, 5 en-suite cabins, crew of 6, stabilizers at anchor—benchmark format for families and premium groups.

SILVER WAVE — 45 m Superyacht

From €140,000/week (excluding APA) 12 passengers, 5 en-suite cabins, zero-speed stabilizers, crew of 8.

PANAM — 40 m Superyacht

From €220,000/week (excluding APA) 12 passengers, 5 en-suite cabins, multilingual crew of 8.

View the entire available fleet

Pricing by Event Period in Saint-Tropez

Les Voiles de Saint-Tropez — September 26 to October 4, 2026

Period of strong specialized demand—clientele passionate about sailing and nautical heritage. Rates are close to those of late high season, significantly lower than Cannes Film Festival weeks. A rare charter opportunity: an exceptional event at accessible rates.

See dedicated page: yacht charter Les Voiles de Saint-Tropez

Paradis Porsche — 9 to 11 October 2026

Weekend event—most clients book by the week to cover both Les Voiles de Saint-Tropez AND Paradis Porsche on the same vessel (Sept 26 – Oct 11). An economical and logistically optimal strategy.

See dedicated page: yacht charter Paradis Porsche

Loro Piana Giraglia — 11 to 17 June 2026

Offshore regatta week in June—standard high season rates, sea at 22°C, still reasonable attendance. Excellent value for an elite nautical event.

See dedicated page: yacht charter Giraglia

FAQ — Yacht Charter Pricing Saint-Tropez

What is the minimum price to charter a yacht in Saint-Tropez?

For a 20-meter motor yacht in low season (May or October), the base rate starts around €15,000 to €20,000 per week excluding APA. In high season (July-August), expect a minimum of €30,000 for this same category. For a day charter, rates start around €1,500 to €3,500 depending on vessel size.

Saint-Tropez combines several pricing pressure factors in high season: extremely strong summer demand, limited berth availability in the port, port fees among the highest on the Riviera, and a lifestyle destination that attracts clientele with high budgets. In low season, rates return to levels comparable to other destinations.

Both options are possible. For superyachts over 35 meters, berths in the port of Saint-Tropez are scarce in high season—anchoring in the Gulf is often the only available option. Our team negotiates the best available positions according to LOA and dates. Anchoring in the Gulf is in any case often the preferable option—calmer, more economical, and with the Pampelonne and Cap Taillat anchorages within tender range.

No—the pricing impact of Les Voiles is significantly more moderate than that of the Cannes Film Festival or Monaco Grand Prix. The increase remains in the range of 10 to 20% compared to standard high season. This is one of the reasons why Les Voiles represents excellent value for a world-class nautical event.

Yes, day charter is possible outside high season. In July-August, owners prioritize full weeks. Our team identifies vessels available for daily charter according to your dates.

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