Weekly Yacht Charter in Monaco: 7 Days Aboard
A weekly yacht charter in Monaco puts a crew and a yacht at your disposal for seven days, not a single afternoon. Guests sleep aboard each night, the skipper reshapes the route around wind and mood each morning, and the week's rate works out lower than booking the same days one by one.
- Duration
- 7 days
- From
- €15,400 for 7 days
- Where
- Monaco
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Better Value Than Daily Rates
Chartering by the week costs less overall than stringing together individual day charters, with one fixed crew and vessel for the whole stay.
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One Crew, Whole Trip
The same skipper and crew stay with you from the first morning to the last, learning preferences and keeping the days running smoothly without handovers.
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Flexible Daily Route
Each morning the skipper adjusts the plan for wind, sea state and guest requests, moving between islands and bays rather than following one fixed itinerary.
How does a weekly yacht charter from Monaco work?
A weekly charter is built around living on board, not a single outing. You board in Monaco, settle into cabins made up with linen and towels, and the first evening is usually spent at anchor or in the home port while everyone adjusts to life afloat. From there the skipper sketches a route through the islands and bays within reach, revising it each morning against wind, sea state and what the guests on board actually want to do that day. Some charters favour long lunches in quiet anchorages, others push further along the coast for new ports each night. Fuel and berthing outside the home port, meals, airport transfers and water toys are arranged separately, on request, so the base week stays clear: crew, cabins, linen, home-port berth and day-to-day route planning, all included from the first morning.
Yachts Available for Weekly Charter
Nine yachts ranging from compact day-oriented designs to full-size superyachts are available for seven-day charters, each suited to a different mix of guests, cabins and cruising style.
Philip Zepter 50m
Twelve guests, six cabins, the whole Riviera coast
- 50m
- 12 guests
- 6 cabins
Cerri 102’ Flying Sport
Cerri 102’ Flying Sport — 31m
- 31m
- 12 guests
- 4 cabins
What's Included in the Week
- Skipper and crew for the week
- Cabins for overnight stays
- Bed linen and towels
- Berth in home port
- Daily route planning assistance
Optional extras
- Fuel and berthing in other ports (APA)
- Meals and onboard chef
- Airport transfer
- Water toys: SUP, seabob, jet ski
How the Week Unfolds
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Share Your Dates
Tell us your preferred week, guest numbers and which yachts interest you, so we can confirm availability and outline costs for the full seven days.
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Confirm Yacht and Crew
Once a yacht is selected, the crew is assigned for the full week and departure details, boarding time and home-port arrangements are settled before the trip.
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Board in Monaco
Guests settle into cabins on the first day, meet the skipper and crew, and agree the general shape of the week before the first stretch of coast.
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Sail Day by Day
Each morning the skipper proposes a plan based on wind and sea conditions, moving between islands, bays and ports while guests sleep aboard every night.
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Disembark After Seven Days
The yacht returns to its home port at the end of the week, where guests disembark and settle any extras arranged during the charter, such as fuel or meals.
Who does a week-long yacht charter in Monaco suit?
A seven-day charter suits guests who want the yacht to be the holiday rather than a single excursion within it. Families travelling with children, groups of friends sharing a longer break and multi-generational parties all find the format comfortable, because cabins mean nobody has to return to a hotel each evening and the daily rhythm can shift to suit naps, late breakfasts or an early start for calmer water.
It also suits guests who dislike rigid itineraries. Because the skipper resets the plan every morning, a week on board can lean toward quiet anchorages and long lunches one day and a livelier port the next, without committing to either in advance. Groups who want structure but not a fixed schedule tend to get the most from the format, and the range of yachts on offer, from compact designs to larger vessels, means guest numbers and cabin layouts can be matched to the party before booking.
How much does it cost to charter a yacht for a week, and what's extra?
Pricing for a seven-day charter on this fleet starts from €15,400, covering the yacht, crew, cabins with linen and towels, the berth in the home port and day-to-day route planning with the skipper. That base figure is the clearest way to compare a week against booking several single days separately, since it already includes the crew and vessel for the entire stay rather than per-day hire.
A handful of costs sit outside the base rate because they depend on how the week is actually used:
- Fuel and berthing fees if the itinerary calls at other ports
- Meals and an onboard chef, where requested
- Airport transfers at the start or end of the charter
- Water toys such as SUP boards, a seabob or a jet ski
These are arranged on request and discussed before departure, so the final budget for the week is clear ahead of boarding rather than settled afterward.
Questions before you book
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How much does it cost to charter a yacht for a week in Monaco?
Seven-day charters on this fleet start from €15,400, which covers the yacht, crew, cabins, linen and home-port berthing. Fuel, berthing elsewhere, meals, airport transfers and water toys are quoted separately once the route and guest preferences are known.
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Can the charter run longer than seven days?
Yes, charters can be extended to around 10 to 14 days on request. Let us know the preferred length early, since longer charters need to be matched against the yacht's and crew's availability for that period.
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Is the same crew on board for the whole week?
Yes, one skipper and crew stay with the yacht for the entire charter, rather than changing between days. They manage the route, the cabins and day-to-day planning throughout the stay.
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How far in advance should a week-long charter be booked for July or August?
For peak summer weeks in July and August, booking three to four months ahead is advisable, since the most requested yachts and dates fill first. Shoulder-season weeks generally allow more flexibility on timing.
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Does the yacht stay in one place or move between ports during the week?
The itinerary moves between nearby islands, bays and ports rather than staying in one spot, with the skipper adjusting the plan each morning for wind and guest preference. Fuel and berthing outside the home port are additional.
Plan Your Week on the Water
Send us your preferred dates, guest numbers and the yachts that interest you, and we will outline the week and its costs.