A 60 metre charter superyacht based in Nice brings a pool on deck, a cinema or sky lounge, a beach club and a crew of twelve to sixteen to the largest city on the French Riviera and one of the best-connected charter bases in the Mediterranean. Nice international airport is the second busiest in France, making crew changes and guest arrivals straightforward, and the Vieux-Port and its surroundings offer direct provisioning access with the renowned Cours Saleya market nearby.
Villefranche-sur-Mer, just around the Cap de Nice headland, is the defining anchorage for any 60 metre yacht based in the area. Its deep natural harbour accommodates yachts at this size at anchor with full swinging room, and the village waterfront is accessible by tender for dinner or a morning walk. Stabilisers at anchor are standard at 60 metres, making the Villefranche anchorage fully practical in all typical conditions.
Weekly rates for a 60 metre charter yacht in Nice run broadly from 175,000 to 400,000 euros in high season. The advance provisioning allowance for fuel, food, port fees and extras adds 30 to 35 per cent. July and August are the peak months with a secondary window around the Monaco Grand Prix in late May. June and September offer excellent conditions at more competitive rates.
From Nice a 60 metre yacht covers the full Riviera circuit, with Monaco and Menton accessible to the east and Antibes, the Lerin Islands and Saint-Tropez to the west all within a single week.
