Superyacht Charter in Cannes
34 options across our Cannes fleet.
Superyachts Available in Cannes
Philip Zepter 50m
Philip Zepter 50m — 50m
- 50m
- 12 guests
- 6 cabins
Riva 130 Bellissima
Riva 130 Bellissima — 40m
- 40m
- 12 guests
- 5 cabins
- 25kn
WallyAce 26
Quiet mornings off Lérins, long Riviera sunsets
- 26m
- 12 guests
- 5 cabins
Sunseeker 28
Twelve guests, four cabins, the Lérins at dawn
- 28m
- 12 guests
- 4 cabins
Cerri 102’ Flying Sport
Cerri 102’ Flying Sport — 31m
- 31m
- 12 guests
- 4 cabins
Ferretti 920
Twelve guests, four cabins, the Lérins at dawn
- 28m
- 12 guests
- 4 cabins
Fleet Range From 40 To 56 Metres
Superyacht charter in Cannes covers a tier of vessel above the standard motor yacht bracket, and the 34 boats listed in this category reflect that range, from the 40-metre Riva Riva 130 and Sunseeker Thumper to the 50-metre Feadship Emerald and Philip Zepter 50m, up to the 56-metre Oceanco The Wellesley. At this size, interior volume and exterior deck space change the charter experience: sun decks, multiple lounging zones and separate guest and crew areas become standard rather than exceptional, which matters for parties who want privacy on board as much as a destination.
Day Charters, Overnights And Group Size
A superyacht rental in Cannes is rarely booked for a single swim stop; the size of these vessels suits groups who want room to separate into smaller clusters, whether that means a lunch service on the aft deck while others use the sun deck, or children occupying one zone of the boat while adults sit apart. Day charters toward the Lérins islands or the Antibes coastline work well on this scale, but the vessels are equally suited to full-day runs toward Monaco or overnight stays, where guest numbers and sleeping cabin counts should be confirmed yacht by yacht rather than assumed from length alone.
Crew, Berths And Provisioning Logistics
Vessels of this size are crewed, and berths at this scale are concentrated at Port Canto, where fuel docks and provisioning support multi-day planning more readily than the tighter Vieux-Port. Clients should expect APA and fuel costs to vary by route — a Lérins crossing is a short, low-fuel outing, while a day toward Monaco adds meaningfully to the budget — and provisioning through local suppliers near Port Canto can be arranged ahead of departure rather than on the day itself. From €5,000 per day.