Èze
from the sea
A private charter from Beaulieu-sur-Mer along the coast beneath Èze — a medieval village perched on a cliff, best appreciated by looking up from the water, not just down from the village itself.
A village built into the rock.
Èze sits on a rocky outcrop high above the coast, between Nice and Monaco, its medieval houses stacked up toward a hilltop garden with one of the most photographed views on the Riviera. Most visitors see the coastline from Èze looking down. From a private boat at Èze-sur-Mer, the perspective reverses — the whole clifftop village rises above you, which is arguably the more striking way to see it.
Past Villefranche, toward Monaco.
The cliffs, from below.
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Èze by boat.
Can we dock and visit the village of Èze?
Both charters cruise the coastline beneath Èze rather than mooring for a village visit — it's a sightseeing stop from the water, not a landing point.
Where exactly is the best view from?
Along the coast at Èze-sur-Mer, looking up at the clifftop village — this is where the boat slows down for photos and the view.
Is Èze part of a longer itinerary?
Yes, typically combined with Villefranche-sur-Mer and Monaco within the same private day, depending on your preferences.
Which boat gives the better view of Èze?
Both work — M/Y Gio's height and space suit a slower photo stop, while Basta lets you get closer to the shoreline.
The Riviera's most photographed skyline.
Aboard Basta from €750 / 8 hours, or M/Y Gio from €1,572 / day · Skipper included · Fuel not included