Choose a Cannes day, then its yacht
Compare the room you will use, from an open sports deck to a flybridge, a sailing layout or a larger multi-deck setting. Each model reference gives a practical way to shape a Cannes charter request.
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Cannes / Lumière sur Mer
Falcon 80 S yacht charter for a Cannes reunion
A reunion needs a table everyone can gather around and somewhere quieter afterwards. The Falcon 80 S offers a classic arrangement of cockpit, enclosed saloon and upper deck to compare against that brief.
Seat the whole gathering before choosing the menu
For a Cannes reunion, count places at the intended table rather than adding together seats scattered around the yacht. Some parties want everyone together for lunch; others prefer a lighter service that lets people move between the cockpit and saloon. Both can work when the furniture and crew arrangements suit. Explain the atmosphere you want, any dietary needs and whether children will eat with the adults. Catering can then be planned around the yacht’s usable space.
Start with the yacht as it is today
The long window band, straight main deck and open flybridge give the Falcon 80 S its classic character. A current photograph of the cockpit tells more about hosting a reunion than the original build year does. Check the table, shade, upholstery and bathrooms, then look at the stairs guests will use between decks. Refits can change these everyday details substantially, even when the model name stays the same.
Give the islands a generous interval
A Lérins outing can make the pause at anchor the longest part of the day. Leave time to board calmly, take the passage and settle into the yacht before food is served. The captain selects a suitable position for the conditions. If guests intend to swim, sequence that with lunch and any tender movement. Returning to Cannes for a later dinner is easier when the shore reservation has been included in the brief from the beginning.
Read each cabin as a room
The regional four-cabin reference includes double and twin arrangements. For an overnight reunion, identify who will share each room and whether anyone needs separate beds. An extra sleeping berth is not necessarily another private cabin. The current plan should also distinguish guest space from crew accommodation. For a day, rooms may serve mainly for changing or a quiet break; their number must not be used as the yacht’s licensed day-passenger allowance.
Published particulars for the hosting plan
Primary reference checked 2026-10-13.
| Detail | Model reference |
|---|---|
| Length overall | 23.90 m in the regional reference |
| Beam | 5.60 m in the regional reference |
| Accommodation | Four guest cabins; individual refit layouts vary |
| Generation | Identified generation in the cited reference; the proposal confirms the actual yacht. |
| Charter guests | Confirmed for the actual yacht; not inferred from the design accommodation. |
Details for the host
What does the 23.90-metre figure describe?
It comes from the cited regional Falcon 80 S example. Other refits and measurement records should be assessed individually rather than assumed identical.
Can the gathering remain alongside in Cannes?
State that format explicitly. The berth’s rules, yacht permission, staffing and guest allowance differ from a cruising day.
Lumière sur Mer
Tell us how you want to host
Describe the occasion and the guests joining you. If an event fixes your arrival or departure, include those times before choosing the yacht.