Monaco

Day Boat Charter in Monaco

33 options across our Monaco fleet.

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Day Boats Available in Monaco

Sacs 47 — Monaco Lux Yachts, Monaco
Sacs

Sacs 47

Sacs 47 — 14m

  • 14m
  • 10 guests
  • 2 cabins
from €2,800/day View →
Wajer 38 — Monaco Lux Yachts, Monaco
Wajer

Wajer 38

Wajer 38 — 11.3m

  • 11.3m
  • 10 guests
  • 1 cabins
from €3,000/day View →
Pardo 38 — Monaco Lux Yachts, Monaco
Pardo

Pardo 38

Pardo 38 — 11.56m

  • 11.56m
  • 12 guests
  • 1 cabins
from €5,000/day View →
Axopar 37 — Monaco Lux Yachts, Monaco
Axopar

Axopar 37

Axopar 37 — 11.5m

  • 11.5m
  • 10 guests
  • 1 cabins
from €2,700/day View →
Pardo 43 — Monaco Lux Yachts, Monaco
Pardo

Pardo 43

Pardo 43 — 13.4m

  • 13.4m
  • 10 guests
  • 2 cabins
  • 39kn
from €4,200/day View →
Pardo 50 — Monaco Lux Yachts, Monaco
Pardo

Pardo 50

Pardo 50 — 16m

  • 16m
  • 12 guests
  • 2 cabins
  • 36kn
from €5,500/day View →
Azimut 45 — Monaco Lux Yachts, Monaco
Azimut

Azimut 45

Azimut 45 — 13.7m

  • 13.7m
  • 11 guests
  • 2 cabins
  • 32kn
from €3,750/day View →
Local notes

A Fleet Built for Single-Day Outings

Day boat charter in Monaco covers 33 vessels in this selection, a scale built around a few hours or a full day on the water rather than nights aboard. Renting a day boat here suits a couple wanting a quiet run along the coast or a small group after a straightforward afternoon at sea, and the booking process tends to move faster than arranging a larger crewed yacht, since provisioning and multi-day logistics are not part of the plan. This format sits apart from the superyacht and larger motor-yacht segments in the fleet, where cabin space and overnight capacity shape the offer instead.

Timing a Half-Day or Full-Day Booking

Because these vessels are not set up for overnight stays, the main planning decision is duration rather than itinerary length: a half-day slot works for a short swim stop and lunch, while a full day allows time to reach quieter water further along the coast and return without rushing. Skipper arrangements on day boats are lighter than on crewed superyachts, so a guest-capacity briefing before departure still matters, since deck and seating space stay fixed however many guests are confirmed. Lead times are generally shorter than for multi-day charters, though Grand Prix and yacht show weeks still tighten berth and boat availability.

Departure Points and Nearby Swim Stops

Most day boat bookings start from Port Hercule or Fontvieille, with routes running toward Cap d'Ail or Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat for a swim stop within reach of a single day. June and September tend to suit this format well, with calmer water and less competition for anchoring space close to shore than during peak summer weeks, and a skipper can still adjust the route if swell builds off exposed stretches near Èze-sur-Mer. From €1,700 per day.