I wanted to go to St. Tropez for the buzz around it but I would have preferred a small town by…read moretrain and not this boat with 300 people on it. After making a reservation in the States, we had to validate/pay the day before the tour. If you want coffee, Bring cash because cards are not accepted. No orders or bathroom use while the boat is in any of the ports. Also, they don't tell you that they stop at Ste. Margaurite & Cannes, which added 15 minutes so we didn't get into port until 11:45. Once there's, It's very much a tourist trap with no free wifi on board nor in the town. I went to L'esquinade Plage. It's both a restaurant (full menu) and beach where you can rent a chair, bed and/or umbrella and food (limited menu). We had drinks and dipped in and out and it was beautiful. Coming back people are not patient because everyone wants on the top of the boat (not us). Children just howling on board and 2 3/4 hours of that is enough. I would not do this again. I would go to the town east of here - French Ville sur Mer- or something like that and go to a beach club there.

I think I've figured out why St. Tropez is considered a prime location for the wealthy. Sure it…read morehas amazing weather, and beautiful beaches that are topless, a little town with a busy night life. But the reason it's so exclusive is because it's hard to get to! Driving and taxi takes forever and there is always traffic. The famous trains in Europe go nowhere near it. So either you take your helicopter or yacht. I'm not Puff Daddy so the only way I could get to St.Tropez is through Trans Cote D'Azur. It's a transfer boat or ferry that goes from Nice, France to St. Tropez in about 2 1/2 hours. The price is $56 Euros which is about $85 dollars. I know what your thinking... The French Riviera is not for budget travelers. Work hard, play hard is my motto. That being said, food and drinks are reasonably priced on the boat. The staff is friendly and helpful and that's saying a lot in France, majority of the French are (shut yo mouth). I'm gonna be good. Worth the money and St.Tropez is a nice place to visit, not a place to stay for any long amount of time. So if you find yourself in South France and wanting to go to St Tropez. Trans Cote D'Azur is the only way to go.

From the owner: Le cap d'Antibes en vision sous marine à bord de Visiobulle…read more Au départ de Juan les Pins : Du compartiment vision : 14 mètres de "grand bleu " pour admirer les fonds marins du cap d'Antibes, sa faune, ses herbiers de posidonies... Du pont, découvrez le site magnifique de la baie "des milliardaires " en longeant les falaises d'Eden Roc, les palaces côté mer, les villas de rêve dans la pinède.

The only legit sailboat charter in Cannes. Folly Too is a beautiful boat. But the gem is Joyce and…read morePierre. They're just good people. Married for years. She British. He French. They just enjoy sharing their world with others. And Joyce puts on a spread. Check the pictures. Pierre will be sad if you don't swim. And they can sail. They will find the wind. They're kind and cool.

Horrible, car salesman like approach. Owner Simon does not stop talking…read more Called before scheduled time. Our agreement was to meet in 10 minutes; he just needed time "to bring the boat around." Yet when I got there he had taken another client in front of me. Arrogant owner then told me I "wasn't in the right frame of mind" because I questioned what changed since we had spoken 10 minutes previously. I told him I had no experience driving a boat, and I actually could hear his mental gears turning about how to how take two clients in the same time slot . He blamed it on my lack of experience, now saying that he needed to take longer to teach me, so that's why he took the other people first. Simon is an "operator" who seems to live to wheel and deal by the seat of his pants, then hides behind the easy excuse "I'm an experienced skipper and require SAFETY FIRST (trumpets and confetti) as if that had anything to do with the issue. The issue was not safety, it was a simple one of him not having kept his word and appointments. Safety makes great spin, though! After telling him where to go, Simon called my personal cellphone THREE TIMES and left three psychotic voicemails trying to get the last word, in his steamroller approach. Wheeler-and-Dealer, fast talking con artist! Beware!