A private yacht outing for two from Antibes
For a couple’s charter from Antibes, start with the pace: a gentle coastal escape, a private lunch or a proposal with time afterwards to enjoy the moment.
Your Antibes charter, from boarding to return
Send the date, the people coming and your preferred part of the Riviera. We will work through the yacht and departure choices so your quote covers the trip you actually want.
- Your departure
- Antibes boarding point agreed in your proposal
- Your guests
- Include everyone joining the trip
- Your quote
- Charter duration, crew and the services you select
Choose intimacy through the layout and service
The largest yacht is not automatically the most private setting for two. Look at where the crew works, where you can sit comfortably together and whether there is shade when you want it. A compact open yacht may suit a short scenic outing; a cabin yacht can offer more separation and an indoor place to rest.
Tell the planner how much service you would like. Some couples prefer refreshments ready aboard and minimal interruption, while others want a meal served at a table. Ask the proposal to describe the crew’s role and the spaces available to guests so the day feels personal without requiring you to manage every small detail.
Let the Antibes coast set a relaxed rhythm
An outing around the cap can give the charter a sense of place without making distance the objective. If a stop towards the Lérins Islands is important, discuss it in relation to your actual departure and hours. The skipper should be able to suggest a comfortable course when wind or sea state favours one side of the coast.
Choose the return time with dinner or hotel plans in mind. A sunset preference should be explained as a light and atmosphere request, with the date determining the workable timing. Do not assume every evening charter has the same schedule or that a photograph of one anchorage promises the identical view on your day.
Keep a proposal discreet but practical
If you plan to propose, identify one private communication channel and explain what your partner should know before boarding. The crew needs enough information to help with timing while still carrying out its normal responsibilities. A surprise should not depend on withholding essential boarding, clothing or safety information from the other guest.
Discuss a photographer, flowers or a special meal as separate arrangements. Confirm where equipment and personal items can be stored and who brings them aboard. A photographer posing as another guest may not suit every plan; clarity with the operator is more useful than a complicated surprise that interferes with a calm departure.
Ask for a small number of well-matched options
Share your date, likely hotel area, preferred duration and the part of the experience that matters most. Request current images of the actual yacht’s guest spaces. Compare the seating, cover and service alongside the price rather than choosing only from exterior photographs or a list of brand names.
Before confirming, check the exact yacht, crew, departure, route assumptions and anything supplied for the occasion. Ask how changes in conditions would affect the plan, including a proposal or reserved shore meal. The enquiry starts a tailored discussion; it does not promise an empty bay, a particular sunset or an unconfirmed vessel.
Checks for the course you have chosen
Can you help with a surprise proposal?
Describe the plan privately in the enquiry and ask what the proposed crew can coordinate. Photography, flowers and food require explicit agreement and are not automatic inclusions.
Do two guests need a large yacht?
No. Select the spaces and level of service you want. A smaller suitable yacht can be a better fit than a larger vessel whose extra cabins you will not use.
Request an Antibes charter proposal
Tell us who is coming and when you would like to leave Antibes. Add your route or preferred model if you have one; we can help with the remaining choices.
Share your preferred departure, guests and the part of the Riviera you would like to explore.