15 Day French Riviera Charter Itinerary - Nice to Rome

The city of Cannes is centred on the old port, with the central part quite compact. The famous “Croisette” is the boulevard and the beach that extends around the bay to the east of the port, in the protected bay of Cannes. The Rue d’Antibes is the main street for shopping, running east-west through the centre of the city and provides a variety of boutique galleries. 

Following this you will have supper at L'Oasis for a decadent and modern dining experience. In the evening you and your guests will have this luxury port at your disposal, where you can party and explore all night long. We recommend that you visit Baoli Cannes for a sumptuous cocktail affair, but perhaps you and your guests may be interested in visiting the infamous Medusa. 

Small coves separated by rugged cliffs boast excellent swimming opportunities. It is the perfect location to recover from your busy night in St Tropez.
Following your relaxing day by the sea, where you will have more than likely made use of your motor yacht's onboard water toys, you will venture mainland towards Restaurant L’Olivier. Expect to be served sophisticated and flavourful dishes while being surrounded by flourishing nature and overlooking the azure coast. 

A visit to the picturesque village Monticello is a must for their pastoral surroundings and airy atmosphere. You can spend the day exploring Tartagine Forest and discover a fantastic area of wild countryside in Corsica's National Park, or perhaps you and your guests would prefer to spend your time wandering through the old town.

You will certainly find many local markets that produce fresh stock such as fish, vegetables, honey, charcuterie and cheeses as well as sell handcrafted and bespoke jewellery, clothes and even furniture. This quaint place is ideal for those looking to do a spot of souvenir shopping. In the evening you will discover the traditional Corsican cuisine at one of the family run taverns and cafes that line the streets.

But the area’s roof-like rock formations are only part of its amazing geological repertoire: its stacked slabs, towering pinnacles and gnarled claw-like outcrops were formed by Monte Cinto’s volcanic eruptions 250 million years ago, and subsequent erosion has fashioned shadowy caves, grottoes and gashes in the rock. Scandola’s colours are as remarkable as the shapes, the hues varying from the charcoal grey of granite to the incandescent rusty purple of porphyry. The headland and its surrounding water were declared a nature reserve in 1975 and now support significant colonies of seabirds, dolphins and seals, as well as 450 types of seaweed and some remarkable fish such as the grouper, a species more commonly found in the Caribbean.

We would suggest dinner onboard to enjoy the Chef specialities.

Ajaccio is a working town of bustling streets, markets, palm trees, traffic, people, fountains, monuments, and rickety buildings. It has a charm and a buzz all of its own. Step ashore for dinner or for a drink and sit back and watch the world go by. The sumptuous cathedral (1582) and Napoleon’s house are some of the town’s must-see attractions.

Spend the day lounging about in by the sleepy waves before you enjoy the terrace of the Grand Café Napoleon for afternoon drinks. We suggest the restaurant of the Palm Beach Hotel for the best dinner in town, or wander the promenade and find a quiet local restaurant to dine at.

Only three miles long at its widest point, La Maddalena is one of the most exotic luxury charter yacht destinations in the world. The crystalline waters are perfect for scuba diving fanatics and are absolutely teeming with aquatic life. With a plethora of secluded spots located throughout the tiny islets, you and your guests are guaranteed privacy and hours of fun on your onboard water toys.

In the evening you can wander through the quiet town and mingle with the locals, for supper try La Scogliera or La Casitta where you'll get an authentic taste of french infused Italian cuisine.

Sprawled across seven legendary hills, Rome was one of the great centres of the ancient world. Its beginning is shrouded in legend and its development is full of intrigue and struggle - Rome is the eternal city. After tying up in Porto Turistico di Roma Marina, it is a short jump for the guest to scour the city for the best in Italian shopping on the tree-lined boulevards dotted with outdoor cafes and fountains.

Trips to the Colosseum, the Trevi fountain, the Sistine Chapel and the Spanish steps will allow you to tick off “Things To Do” on your list. For a treat, book table at La Pergola for some of Rome’s best seafood or La Posta Vecchia in Palo for authentic charm. As your day draws to a close you will notice that the city lights up giving you and your guests the opportunity to further explore the city as you round off your final full day.