Apogee

Onboard the Apogee

At 62.5 metres, Apogee carries her length with a settled, unhurried presence rather than sheer bulk — a Codecasa hull built for long decks and steady lines rather than sharp angles. Anchored off Saint-Tropez in the Gulf, where superyachts of this size sit at anchor rather than compete for scarce quay space in the Nouveau Port, she gives guests a fixed, private view of the village across open water, with a tender run in to Quai Jean Jaurès when anyone wants the market stalls, a restaurant table or an evening ashore.

Seven cabins for twelve guests is a generous ratio on a hull this size, and it shows in how the boat lives day to day: multi-generational families spread out without crowding a single deck, and smaller groups get room to shift between shade, sun and quiet without retracing anyone else's steps. Booking a boat of this scale means planning around the calendar — high summer fills the Gulf anchor field early, while June, September or October give the same water with far less traffic around her.