French Riviera
Monaco
Monaco
by private charter
The furthest point on the route from Beaulieu-sur-Mer — Port Hercule, the Grand Prix coastline and the Rock, approached the way the principality is meant to be seen: from the water.
Why Monaco
The coastline that built its reputation.
Monaco's skyline — Port Hercule crowded with superyachts, the Rock with the Prince's Palace above it, the harbourside stretch of the Grand Prix circuit — is built to be seen from the sea. A private crossing from Beaulieu-sur-Mer gives you that approach directly, without needing to navigate the principality on foot or by car.
Getting there
The far end of the route.
On the water
The principality, from offshore.
Good to know
Monaco by boat.
Is Monaco reachable within a standard charter day?
Yes, it's the furthest stop on the route from Beaulieu-sur-Mer, typically reached as part of a full-day itinerary rather than a short half-day.
Can we get close to Port Hercule?
The boat can approach the harbour and coastline for views and photos; mooring inside Port Hercule itself is a separate arrangement and not part of the standard charter.
Is this also the start of the Airport Arrival by Sea route?
Monaco is one of the possible destinations for Airport Arrival by Sea, a separate one-way charter beginning near Nice Airport — see the main Yachting page for details.
Which boat suits a Monaco day better?
M/Y Gio's space suits a longer day toward Monaco and back; Basta works well if Monaco is one stop within a faster-paced itinerary.
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The coastline that built its reputation.
Aboard Basta from €750 / 8 hours, or M/Y Gio from €1,572 / day · Skipper included · Fuel not included