Perini Navi occupies a singular position in modern yacht construction, marrying the discipline of performance sailing with the comfort expected in the largest custom motor yachts. The Livorno yard produces carbon masts, automated furling systems, and flush-deck layouts that allow a small crew to manage passage under full canvas while guests enjoy unbroken deck space and deeply private interiors. In Monaco, these capabilities translate into an elegant approach to the Ligurian and Provencal coastlines.
The charter fleet spans four vessels from 38 to 60 metres, each built with the signature ketch or schooner rig reinforced for blue-water passages. Saloons favour light natural materials, wide athwartships windows, and layouts oriented towards the horizon. Guest cabins carry the same quiet precision, with attention to noise isolation rare in sailing yachts.
Charter fees in the South of France run from approximately 80,000 to 280,000 euros per week, with the advance provisioning allowance of 25 to 30 per cent covering fuel, berthing at Port Hercule and coastal ports, crew provisions, and harbour taxes. High season peaks in July and August, with June and September offering equal conditions at a modest reduction.
From Port Hercule the most natural departure heads southwest towards Antibes and the Iles de Lerins before crossing to Calvi in northern Corsica. Eastward passages follow the Italian Riviera, calling at Cap Ferrat, Portofino, and the sheltered anchorages of the Cinque Terre before rounding into the Gulf of La Spezia.
