Sport yachts

13 options across our Saint-Tropez fleet.

A sport-yacht runs differently to a slower displacement motor yacht: shallower deadrise, twin or triple engines built for planing speed, and a cockpit laid out for sun and movement rather than formal dining. The 13 vessels in this category range from compact day-boat sized craft to larger performance models, with day rates starting at €4,200, and most owners choose them for exactly one thing — covering water quickly between an anchorage and a destination without losing comfort on the way. Off Saint-Tropez that usually means a morning run out past the Gulf anchor field toward Pampelonne, where the boat sits a few hundred metres offshore while a tender or the yacht's own dinghy handles the beach club landing, or a faster half-day push south to Cap Taillat and Baie de Briande when the group wants clear water and open sea rather than a crowded quay. Because these hulls carry less fuel margin at cruising speed than a slower motor yacht, we set out realistic fuel expectations for the route chosen before quoting rather than after, so the APA line reflects the distance actually planned rather than a flat estimate. Guest numbers on a sport-yacht charter in Saint-Tropez are typically smaller than on a flybridge motor yacht of similar length, which suits couples, small families or a tight group of friends more than a large corporate booking. Deck space is sacrificed for speed, and that trade is the point: less time transiting, more time at anchor or at the beach club table already reserved.