Nice

Boat charter in Nice with skipper

Nice and its Baie des Anges make an ideal departure to explore the French Riviera by sea, halfway between Monaco and Cap d'Antibes. To charter a boat in Nice is to leave the Promenade des Anglais and reach within minutes Cap-Ferrat and the bay of Villefranche, then open up to the whole Riviera. With ALL YACHT, every outing is all-inclusive, with a professional skipper who knows the bay like the back of his hand, for a day organised from end to end.

Setting out from Nice

From the port of Nice and the Baie des Anges, the sea opens at once, facing the elegant line of the Promenade des Anglais and the Castle hill. Depending on your programme, our boats can collect you in Nice or in nearby Beaulieu-sur-Mer, only a few miles away. It is a boat charter in Nice designed for freedom, with no organising to worry about: you step aboard, the skipper takes care of the rest, and the coast unfolds before your eyes.

From the Baie des Anges to Cap-Ferrat

Heading east, you quickly reach Villefranche-sur-Mer and its deep bay, then Cap-Ferrat, Paloma beach and Passable beach, with their clear water. Further on, Beaulieu-sur-Mer, the cove of La Mala in Cap-d'Ail and Monaco complete this string of exceptional anchorages. Westward, Cap d'Antibes and the Lérins islands reveal another face of the coast. Every outing follows your pace, the wind and the day's light.

Sample itineraries from Nice

A half-day lets you discover Villefranche, Cap-Ferrat and its beaches, anchoring and swimming included. Over a full day, the course heads east towards Monaco and Menton, or west towards Cap d'Antibes, Cannes and the Lérins islands. In high season, the great cruise to Saint-Tropez and Pampelonne crowns the summer. And the Sunset formula offers the Baie des Anges and the city ablaze with the setting sun, a glass of rosé in hand.

Nice and the Riviera seen from the sea

From the water, Nice unfurls its perfect bay, the Promenade des Anglais, the old town and the Castle hill, then the coast running towards Cap-Ferrat and Monaco. It is a panorama you never tire of contemplating, given to those who put to sea for the length of a day, far from the bustle of the Prom', as close as can be to the Mediterranean and its finest anchorages.