Nice

Nice

Cultural capital of the Côte d'Azur

The Queen of the Riviera

Nice is nicknamed the Queen of the Riviera. The biggest and best city in the South of France is bathed in sun. Bright light attracted artistic brilliance. Henri Matisse and Marc Chagall captured boulevards, boats and beautiful buildings. See them all by eBike, Segway or open-top car. The bottom line? Nice has more museums than any French city outside Paris. All of which are best seen by private guide.

Yachts For Charter

Yachts Available in NIce

Victorious
Victorious

Victorious

  • 85M

  • 12 Guests

  • Built 2021

From $950,000  p/w
Elements

Elements

  • 80M

  • 12 Guests

  • Built 2019

From €800,000  p/w
Come Together

Come Together

  • 60M

  • 12 Guests

  • Built 2022

From $450,000  p/w
Wally Love

Wally Love

  • 30M

  • 8 Guests

  • Built 2007

From €52,000  p/w
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Yacht Charter Itineraries

Inspirational Itineraries in Nice

Côte d'Azur Classic

11 Days

Côte d'Azur Classic

Monaco to St Tropez. Cruise through the sybaritic history of the South of France. With a cast of painters, writers, winemakers and chefs.

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Le Jet Set

7 Days

Le Jet Set

Cannes to Monaco. Experience the South of France the way it's designed to be done. With raised pulses, eyebrows and glasses.

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Secret South of France

7 Days

Secret South of France

Antibes to Menton. Y.CO sails far from the madding crowds with a seven-day sojourn through the secret South of France.

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Yachting's Favourite Playground

10 Days

Yachting's Favourite Playground

Monaco to Nice. Cruising the French Riviera is not a once in a lifetime experience. It's an annual, unmissable event.

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The Bon Vivant Capital Of France

Your Guide to Nice

The Bon Vivant Capital Of France

Nice was built on inestimable wealth. Italian counts, German princes and American moguls built rococo palazzi, Moorish castles and Normandy chateaux. Tsar Nicholas II sailed into Nice yacht harbour to open the largest Russian Cathedral in Western Europe. A direct train to Moscow (via the Italian Riviera and Austrain Alps) still runs today. Queen Victoria enjoyed Nice’s joie de vivre. Her son, Prince Bertie, preferred the casinos of Monte Carlo - a 15-minute RIB ride away.

Art & Sunshine

Brits built the Promenade des Anglais. Imagine a dawn-to-dusk seaside spectacular: beach bars, watermelon vendors, jugglers, lovers, bathers and couples dancing tango in the night. The waterside boulevard is action central. Join the fun on rollerblades, longboards, tandem trikes and hoverboards. Or head up to the Tour de France cycling route via racing bike. Your own Pinarello bike can be arranged with one call to your Y.CO Charter Specialist.

Eat. Shop. Enjoy.

Nice stops for lunch. And carries on eating until dinner. The city that gave the world salade Niçoise is a Michelin-starred melting pot. Try Le Negresco, where Dali ate while The Beatles drank. Or join top cooks at Libération Market for black truffles, green olives and Bouzigues oysters. Your yacht chef will be among the throng.

Yacht Charter Destinations

More Destinations on the French Riviera

Monaco

Monaco

Bars, Cars & Michelin Stars. Monaco is the city-state that never sleeps. The Principality boasts more fast cars and Michelin stars than anywhere else on earth.

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Eze

Eze

Eze is on an eagle's nest. Imagine a Disney castle sited 410m above the Mediterranean. The best panorama from this clifftop village? The once-in-a-lifetime view from San Remo to St Tropez.

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Villefranche

Villefranche

Depth of colour. Villefranche rings the Riviera's greatest harbour like an amphitheatre. The principle pastime? Drinking café au lait while watching the bay. That's because the 300m-deep water welcomes humble fishermen alongside the world's largest yachts.

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St Tropez

St Tropez

Life is rosé in this anything-goes escape. acht guests can wear flip-flops, kaftans, Panama hats or Bermuda shorts. In this former fishing village posing is considered arriviste.

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Antibes

Antibes

Where café culture is an art form. Antibes is one big pavement café. Sip frozen espresso in Café Marius. Dirty martinis in Le Pimm's. Or follow your steward to underground drinking den L'Absinthe Bar.

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Cannes

Cannes

Capital of cool. La Croisette is Cannes’ seaside boulevard. It sparkles with boutiques from head to toe (think Ralph Lauren for sunhats, Jimmy Choo for shoes).

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Cap Ferrat

Cap Ferrat

Pink Palazzi and private bays. Cap Ferrat is Europe's coolest peninsula. It punches into the Mediterranean in a succession of six sandy bays. Running along its emerald spine are Italianate palazzi and French chateaux.

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Îles de Lérins

Îles de Lérins

The sunshine twins. The two Lérins islands swim in azure seas one kilometre from Cannes. Ile St Honorat and Ile Ste Marguerite are car-free, stress-free and after 5pm - solely accessible by private boat.

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Menton

Menton

Set sail to the sunniest city in France. 2,600 annual sunshine hours made Menton a holiday spot for aristocratic Russians, Italians and Brits. The idle rich planted tropical gardens like Jardin Val Rahmeh, which overflows with guavas and bananas.

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