A boat chosen for you, a day composed hour by hour — you only step aboard.
From a discreet day-charter to a cruise of several days, each outing is a composition: departure, lunch anchorage, chef on board, sunset stop.
You describe the day — who is aboard, at what hour, for what. We then select the right boat, and tell you why.
The Tropezian archetype: setting off before the crowds, anchoring in a cove, lunching on board or ashore, returning as the light turns.
The sea without giving it the whole day: a morning offshore before the beach, or an afternoon that stretches into the evening.
Heading out as the beaches empty. Two hours offshore, the sun dropping over the capes — often the finest hour of the day.
Reaching your Pampelonne table by boat: the tender drops you off, the beach expects you, the return is decided at the table.
Beyond the bay: the Taillat and Lardier capes, the coves of l'Escalet, or a full day towards Porquerolles and Port-Cros.
Several days along the coast, an event on board, a group, an occasion to mark: we look at them one by one, then compose.
Weather, sea state, regulated anchorages and boat availability are part of the craft. We choose the boat after a conversation — never from a catalogue — and adjust the route to the conditions of the day, with an alternative ready when needed.
“A day at sea for eight in early August, lunch in a cove, back for dinner in the village.”
A yacht off Pampelonne, a cove for lunch, a meal on board or by the water, the return as the light turns. We compose the day; you only step aboard.
A single contact, a personal reply.