Skyra

29 m
12 guests
4 cabins
2014 / refit 2025

Price on request

The rate depends on duration, season and itinerary. A reply in under an hour.

What do you need?

Secure payments

Skipper or crew included
Departures Cannes and Antibes
Route set by the weather
Concierge 24/7

The best-seller of our fleet, M/Y Skyra is a 29-metre built in 2014 and fully refitted in 2025. Completely stabilised and fitted with a hydraulic platform, she offers a comfort at sea that is hard to match at this size. Twelve people under way, fifty-six alongside, and eight berths across four cabins: an owner's, a double and two convertible twins. The crew includes a chef, and the two bars on board keep the evenings going. A jet ski, two Seabobs, two paddleboards and an e-foil complete the inventory. Two 1,850-horsepower CAT C32s, based in Cannes.

What's included

Skipper or full crew depending on the boat
Departure from Cannes, Antibes, Golfe-Juan, Juan-les-Pins, Saint-Tropez or Monaco
Itinerary prepared with you and adapted to the day’s weather
Half day, full day or several days
Deposit amount given at confirmation
Concierge reachable 24/7

What it is for

A day at sea

The Lérins islands, Cap d’Antibes, the Estérel creeks. Swimming, lunch at anchor, back in the late afternoon.

An event on board

A birthday, a seminar, a private party offshore. Catering and service arranged with us.

A week in the Mediterranean

Corsica, Sardinia or Italy depending on the yacht’s range. Stopovers and provisioning prepared in advance.

In detail

Équipage avec chef

Skyra in practice

At this tonnage the crew matters as much as the boat. Table service, launching the tenders and choosing the anchorages shape the day far more than a few extra knots.

The specification lists 12 guests under way, 8 berths, 4 cabins. The figure that matters is the daytime one: it is the number of people seated in the shade, not the number who can stand on deck. She was built by Riviera in 2014 / refit 2025.

Where you leave from, and where you go

The departure port is agreed with you: Cannes, Golfe-Juan, Juan-les-Pins, Antibes or Saint-Tropez, depending on where the boat is and where you are staying.

At this size the day can stretch to Monaco or Saint-Tropez without anyone finding the passage long, and a week opens up Corsica and Sardinia.

What is settled before departure?

The itinerary, the stopovers, the provisioning and your preferences at table. On a weekly charter these decisions are taken in advance with the captain, not on the morning you board.

How far ahead should we book?

In July and August the good boats go several months out. Outside peak season a few weeks is usually enough.

Can the itinerary change during the week?

Yes, and it almost always does. The captain has the final say based on the weather and the sea state: that is his responsibility, and it is what makes the week enjoyable.

Is the skipper included?

Yes. Depending on the size of the boat you sail with a professional skipper or a full crew. The detail is set out in the quote.

Can we go out for half a day?

Yes. Day charter is built for a half day or a full day, towards the Lérins islands or Cap d’Antibes.

Can we board in Cannes if the boat is based in Antibes?

Yes. Most of our boats sleep at Juan-les-Pins or Golfe-Juan and can pick you up in Cannes if that suits you better. Just say so when booking.