The art of putting to sea.

Charter — the sea by the day or the season. Boat, crew and route chosen by mood, never by catalogue: a skipper who knows the coast, a deck set for exactly the day you had in mind.

Brokerage — buying or selling, to the MYBA international standard. We sit on one side of the table at a time, with the discretion a house owes its clients, from the first viewing to the closing.

It all leaves from Cannes. Within a single morning: the Îles de Lérins to swim, Saint-Tropez for lunch, Monaco for dinner. We know these waters by name — the anchorages, the weather windows, the quays where you are expected.

No published price list. Every outing, every transaction begins with a conversation and ends with a considered proposal.

Yacht Cannes is neither a fleet nor a booking platform. It is a human-scale house facing the Croisette that knows the boats in the bay by name and the captains by their handshake. We would rather serve a handful of clients with care than keep a catalogue no one reads — and it is exactly that restraint that makes the difference on the Côte d'Azur.

Everything leaves from Cannes and returns to it. Within a single morning: the Îles de Lérins to swim in the channel, Saint-Tropez for lunch in the old port, Monaco for an evening in Monte-Carlo, then back to anchor at dusk. Distance stops being a constraint when you know the weather windows, the coves that stay calm when the mistral blows, and the quays where you are genuinely expected.

Whether you come to charter for a day, take to the sea for a season, or entrust the purchase or sale of a yacht to the MYBA standard, the approach is the same: a conversation first, a considered proposal second, never a published price. That is what the word house means to us — an ongoing, discreet relationship, and the certainty that every outing was thought through before you stepped aboard.