Cannes Yacht Charter

Cannes offers a blend of luxury yachts, high-end shopping, and exclusive events along its stunning Mediterranean coast.

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From luxury shopping to stunning sandy beaches, experience this glamorous town and surrounding areas to the fullest.

Cannes is the perfect starting point for your French Riviera yacht charter. Here’s our insider’s guide to crafting the perfect Cannes yacht charter itinerary for your French Riviera escape!

Top things to do in Cannes

Cannes has a well-rounded selection of natural and cultural attractions to keep charter guests entertained.

Unique Art Galleries

Art aficionados can take in exhibitions at Centre d’art La Malmaison (47 boulevard de la Croisette), Espace Miramar (rue Pasteur) or visit Musée Bonnard in Le Cannet, just 10 minutes drive from central Cannes. The Bellini Chapel at Villa Fiorentina is 10 minutes from Cannes and off-the-beaten track for tourists; here you can browse the small collection from Cannois painter Emmanuel Bellini in a beautiful Baroque chapel with bell tower.  In central Cannes, charter guests can visit art galleries including Galerie Neel or Galeries Bartoux.

Museums

At the top of Le Suquet overlooking the yachts berthed at Vieux Port, Musée de la Castre has an eclectic collection of ethnographical items, musical instruments and landscape paintings set in a medieval building. The view from the rempart walls at the adjacent church square is excellent.

Cannes Islands

A popular day charter option is to visit tplace to visit on a Cannes yacht charter itinerary is the Lérins Islands. These pretty islands are located just a short distance from Cannes. Íle Sainte-Marguerite is the larger of the islands. You can visit the Musée de la Mer at Fort Royal. This is where the Man in the Iron Mask was once imprisoned. The museum has displays of shipwreck artefacts and archaeological items from excavations on the island. Île Saint-Honorat, the smaller of the islands is an ancient Saracen defence site with a landmark fortress and abbey. Walk the island pathways or buy some of the wine and liqueurs made by the island’s monks.

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