
If you are looking for St-Tropez boat tours, these three private options all focus on time on the water around the bay and nearby coves. The main difference is how much structure you want: a flexible adventure-style charter, a broader half-day or full-day outing, or a yacht charter with a more polished onboard setup.
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Most flexible private charter
Begin with the featured experience and use the shorter alternatives only if its format does not match your day.
The Featured Tour and Two Alternatives
Read the first row as the main recommendation; the other rows are quick alternatives for different schedules or traveler preferences.
| Tour | Best for | Rating | Reviews | Duration | Key point | Link |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Most flexible private charter | Travelers who want a private bay charter with water sports and a choose-your-own-route format. | ★ 5.0/5 | 117 reviews | Approx. 4 hr | Private charter for up to six guests on a 6.5m boat. | View on Viator |
Broader bay outing | Travelers who want either a shorter bay cruise or a longer day on the water with more built-in comfort items. | ★ 5.0/5 | 34 reviews | Approx. 3 hr 30 min–8 hr | Offers both a half-day and a full-day option. | View on Viator |
Yacht charter with pickup | Travelers who want a private yacht-style outing with onboard amenities and pickup from a listed port. | ★ 4.8/5 | 57 reviews | Approx. 4 hr | Private charter on a Pershing 40 yacht. | View on Viator |
Inside the Featured Experience
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Flexible private charter with included water sports equipment
Saint Tropez Private Boat Charter in the Bay of St Tropez
Best for: Travelers who want a private bay charter with water sports and a choose-your-own-route format.
This is the most adaptable of the three tours and the one to choose if you want a private outing that can lean active or relaxed. The boat is relatively small and designed for a party of up to six, which keeps the experience personal rather than formal. You can set the pace, decide where to spend time, or let the captain shape the route in the Bay of St Tropez. The itinerary can include the port, Plage des Graniers, Baie de Canebiers, and Port Grimaud, and the tour can also include snorkeling, swimming, paddleboarding, and other towable or board-based water activities.
A private bay charter with the most freedom
- Private charter for up to six guests on a 6.5m boat.
- Flexible duration choice, with three- or four-hour formats.
- Water sports gear is included, with activities such as snorkels, paddleboards, waterskis, and inflatable towables.
Two Alternatives Worth a Quick Look
Open this alternative on ViatorBroader bay outing
Best for: Travelers who want either a shorter bay cruise or a longer day on the water with more built-in comfort items.
Open this alternative on ViatorYacht charter with pickup
Best for: Travelers who want a private yacht-style outing with onboard amenities and pickup from a listed port.
Choosing the right St-Tropez boat-tour style
If you want the most adaptable plan, start with the first product because it lets you shape the outing around cruising and water sports. If you prefer a more structured half-day or full-day charter, or want a yacht-style experience with pickup and onboard comforts, the second and third products are stronger fits.
Bay of St Tropez, with optional stops
The route can include the port area, anchorages for swimming or snorkeling, Baie de Canebiers, and Port Grimaud, depending on the itinerary you choose.
Bay tour with expanded full-day add-ons
The half-day covers Port Grimaud, the St. Tropez waterfront, and Baie Canoubiers, while the full-day option adds Pampelonne Beach and Cap Lardier.
Golfe du Saint Tropez, Canoubiers, and Salins
The charter focuses on the Golfe du Saint Tropez and includes stops around Canoubiers and Salins, with pickup from selected local ports.
Before choosing the featured tour
Check the live product page before booking. Departure details, activity order, inclusions, and available options can change.
St-Tropez booking checklist
- Check the duration option carefully, because the first and second products each offer more than one format.
- Review the listed inclusions and exclusions before booking, especially for fuel charges, lunch, and gratuities.
- If your plans depend on a specific port or pickup point, confirm that the chosen option supports it.
Before booking a St-Tropez tour
Which of these boat tours is most flexible?
The first product is the most flexible because you can shape the route and choose how much time to spend at different stops.
Which option is better for travelers who want a longer outing?
The second product is the best fit if you want the option to extend the trip into a full day rather than keep it to a shorter charter.
Which tour feels most like a yacht experience?
The third product is the most yacht-like, with a Pershing 40, pickup from listed ports, and a more polished onboard setup.



