Nice commands the eastern French Riviera with an authority matched by few cities in the Mediterranean. The Baie des Anges curves below the old town and the sea reaches toward Corsica, making it an ideal base for a 70 metre superyacht charter. The port offers full superyacht services, helicopter connections to Monaco and Cannes, and some of the most recognisable anchorages in yachting. A 70 metre vessel brings exceptional capability to this stretch of coast. Sixteen to twenty guests travel in genuine comfort across multiple decks, with a formal dining salon, beach club, spa, and a toy inventory including jet skis, seabobs and tenders. Professional crews of 18 or more manage every detail. Charter rates for a 70 metre yacht on the French Riviera typically run from 400,000 to 650,000 euros per week in peak summer. The Advance Provisioning Allowance, around 30 to 35 percent on top, funds fuel, provisioning, marina fees at the Port of Nice or Antibes, and harbour dues at Monaco or Cannes. Book by February for July and August departures. Itineraries from Nice reach Monaco in under an hour, Cannes in two hours, and Portofino in a comfortable day passage. The sheltered bay at Villefranche, just minutes east, is a favourite first anchorage for yachts clearing Nice. Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat offers discreet mooring off one of the most exclusive peninsulas in Europe. Westward, Antibes and the Lerins Islands provide calm shelter at the end of any day.
