Antibes to Monte-Carlo
Western Mediterranean, French Riviera
A yacht charter in the Western Mediterranean doesn't get much more luxurious than cruising along the southern coast of France.
This curving strip of shoreline is a heady mixture of pristine beaches and majestic mountains, lush countryside and chic seaside towns.
Itinerary: Antibes to Monte-Carlo
Day 1 (Antibes - St. Tropez)
Begin your luxury yacht charter in the old town of Antibes with its ramparts along the sea and the long, arched protective wall along the port. On stepping aboard your charter yacht you will head to St. Tropez. Despite being famous for its nightlife and its enormous popularity during summer, St. Tropez manages to retain its old-world charm. Full of life, the town boasts spme of the most beautiful beaches of the Var region.
Day 2 (St. Tropez to Porquerolles)
Leave St Tropez and head to the the Porquerolle islands. The clear waters and protected nature of the Porquerolle islands are a pleasant change from the liveliness of the coast. Discover the colonial style of the main town, and explore beautiful forests, stunning coastline and beaches.
Day 3 (Porquerolles to Cannes)
Leave the serenity of Porquerolles and head towards Cannes, the film festival capital of the world. Enjoy the promenade, the sumptuous hotels and the excellent shopping in the rue d'Antibes. Or spend time by the azure waters surrounding the nearby Lérins Islands.
Day 4 (Cannes to Cap d'Antibes)
Leave Cannes and head towards Cap d'Antibes. Famous for its July Jazz Festival, Juan les Pins is a lively summer spot just along from Antibes. You'll find a narrow stretch of beach with a variety of restaurants, a promenade with boutiques and hotels, and a park shaded by perfumed pine trees.
Day 5 (Cap d'Antibes to Villefranche)
Villefranche feels as though it's trapped in time with fishermen still bringing in their catch every morning, market stalls and plenty of little boutiques. The narrow cobbled streets are full of life and overflowing with excellent restaurants.
Day 6 (Villefranche to St-Jean-Cap-Ferrat)
St-Jean-Cap-Ferrat is a beautiful stretch of land, which reaches out over the sea, covered with impressive villas and offering a taste of the 'dolce vita' with its little cafés, quaint port and chic beach restaurants serving freshly caught fish and chilled rosé
Day 7 (St-Jean-Cap-Ferrat to Monte-Carlo)
The mythical principality of Monaco offers a choice of attractions with its palace, casino, designer boutiques and excellent restaurants, all packed into 2 square kilometres.
