Yachts for Charter in Cannes
40 options across our Cannes fleet.
Yachts Available in Cannes
Arcadia Sherpa 60
Arcadia Sherpa 60 — 18.7m
- 18.7m
- 12 guests
- 3 cabins
- 24kn
Sunseeker Predator 68
Sunseeker Predator 68 — 20m
- 20m
- 12 guests
- 2 cabins
Azimut 116
Twelve guests, five cabins, the Lérins at sunrise
- 36m
- 12 guests
- 5 cabins
Sunseeker 65 Sport
Sunseeker 65 Sport — 20m
- 20m
- 12 guests
- 3 cabins
- 32kn
Yachts Charter in Cannes
Yachts charter in Cannes spans 40 vessels, from compact day boats to larger crewed builds, giving hosts a working range of options for a few hours afloat or a longer route along the coast. This selection sits apart from the superyacht group, covering vessels built for shorter charters, family days and half-day loops rather than extended stays at sea. Presence in this range reflects vessel type, not confirmed dates, so timing still depends on season and the specific yacht in question.
Choosing a Yacht for Your Cannes Charter
Size and layout differ sharply across this group. The Princess Princess 64 Fly, at 20 metres, suits a smaller party wanting a half-day loop rather than an overnight stay, while the Riva Riva 130 and Sunseeker Thumper, each around 40 metres, carry more scale for a fuller day on the water. The Feadship Emerald and Philip Zepter 50m, both 50 metres, sit closer to the larger end of this range, and the Oceanco The Wellesley extends to 56 metres. Guest numbers, cabin count and the length of the day planned all point toward a different yacht within this same range.
Local Charter Routes for Yachts from Cannes
Cannes gives this range of yachts several practical routes without pushing every charter toward Monaco. Port Canto handles fuel and provisioning for departure, while Vieux-Port works better as a tender landing point given its historic, crowded berths. Eastward, an 11 km run to Juan-les-Pins bay and Cap d'Antibes suits a half-day loop with lunch ashore before returning through the Golfe Juan anchorage. Westward, Théoule-sur-Mer and the red Esterel cliffs give a quieter backdrop for swimming, away from the Film Festival crowds that fill Cannes bay in May. Corporate hosts entertaining clients and families wanting the calmer waters near the Îles de Lérins both find a workable match within this range of yachts, with the shorter Lérins crossing keeping fuel costs and APA modest compared with a longer coastal day. From €3,700 per day.