L'AS BLEU
Riva · 2025
- Length
- 24.91 m
- Guests
- 12
- Cruising
- French Riviera & Monaco · Provence & Marseille
from €53,000 per week indicative
Listed by Worth Avenue Yachts
From Saint-Tropez to the Italian border, the coast the charter industry grew up on.
The Riviera is where the large-yacht charter business was invented, and it still works the way it always has: short days between the bays of Saint-Tropez, Cannes, Antibes and Monaco, anchored off a beach by lunch and alongside a town quay by evening. The Îles de Lérins off Cannes and the Cap Ferrat peninsula are the anchorages everyone comes back to.
The season is dense. Cannes in May and Monaco in the last week of the month set the calendar, and berths in the ports between are booked accordingly, which is one reason many yachts based here spend the peak weeks in Corsica or Sardinia and the shoulder months on the coast itself.
Figures describe what this node holds, converted to euros where a conversion is shown, at the ECB reference rates published on 2026-11-03, the latest available when this page was built.
In the order they last changed.
Riva · 2025
from €53,000 per week indicative
Listed by Worth Avenue Yachts
Princess · 2009
from €48,000 per week indicative
Listed by Worth Avenue Yachts
Sunreef Yachts · 2012
from €25,000 per week indicative
Listed by Worth Avenue Yachts
Custom Line · 2022
from US$140,000 per week indicative
Listed by Worth Avenue Yachts
Riva · 2024
from €46,000 per week indicative
Listed by Worth Avenue Yachts
Pendennis · 1999
from US$180,000 per week indicative
Listed by Worth Avenue Yachts
Palmer Johnson · 2010
from €265,000 per week indicative
Listed by Worth Avenue Yachts
International Shipyard Ancona · 2014
from US$590,000 per week indicative
Listed by Worth Avenue Yachts
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