A 60 metre superyacht charter near Eze on the French Riviera combines the dramatic scenery of the eastern coast between Nice and Monaco with the full range of amenities that only larger yachts can offer: a deck pool or Jacuzzi, a cinema or sky lounge, a beach club at stern and a crew of twelve to sixteen who provide a resort-level service throughout the week. The deep anchorages of Villefranche-sur-Mer and Beaulieu-sur-Mer accommodate yachts at this length comfortably.
The available pool of 60 metre charter yachts in the South of France is consistently strong, drawing from Feadship, Lurssen, Amels, Oceanco and custom Italian yards. Refit cycles are short at this price point. Stabilisers at anchor are standard, making the exposed bays near Eze village fully practical for overnight stops.
Weekly rates for a 60 metre charter yacht in this part of the Riviera run from 175,000 to 400,000 euros in high season. The advance provisioning allowance for fuel, food, port fees and water sports adds 30 to 35 per cent. July and August command the highest rates. The Monaco Grand Prix period in late May creates a secondary peak, and June and September are frequently better value.
From Eze the eastern Riviera gives guests an itinerary that moves from sheltered bays and medieval ports to Monte Carlo in the same afternoon, with Corsica and Portofino in range for guests who want longer passages.
