French Riviera
Saint-Jean-
Saint-Jean-
Cap-Ferrat
A short private crossing from Beaulieu-sur-Mer to one of the Riviera's quietest peninsulas — sheltered coves, clear water and a coastline best seen from the sea.
Why Cap Ferrat
A peninsula built for slow water.
Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat sits between Beaulieu-sur-Mer and Villefranche-sur-Mer, its coastline lined with pine trees, waterfront villas and small coves that are only really accessible from the sea. The Sentier du Littoral coastal path circles the peninsula on land — from a private boat, you see the same coastline without the walk, with time to stop and swim where the water allows.
Getting there
A short crossing from Beaulieu.
On the water
The peninsula, from the sea.
Good to know
Cap Ferrat by boat.
How long does it take to reach Cap Ferrat by boat?
Cap Ferrat is the closest stop to Beaulieu-sur-Mer on the route — a matter of minutes by sea, not the full charter duration.
Can we stop to swim near Cap Ferrat?
Yes, when conditions allow. Swim stops around the peninsula's quieter coves are a regular part of both the Basta and M/Y Gio itineraries.
Which boat is better for a Cap Ferrat day?
Both work well given how close Cap Ferrat is to Beaulieu. Choose Basta for a faster, more active day; choose M/Y Gio for a calmer pace with more space aboard.
Is this a fixed itinerary?
No. Cap Ferrat is typically one stop within a longer private day along the coast — the itinerary stays flexible around it.
Your day to Cap Ferrat
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Sheltered water, close to Beaulieu.
Aboard Basta from €750 / 8 hours, or M/Y Gio from €1,572 / day · Skipper included · Fuel not included