Charter a Princess V48 in Cannes

Identify the enclosed-saloon generation

It gives a Cannes party somewhere sheltered without moving everyone below. Check the actual doors, roof and seating in current photographs. The 2013-series reference measures 15.49 metres including the pulpit and 4.11 metres across; the earlier open V48 should be assessed separately.

A shared day with different preferences

Some guests may want to remain outside throughout a Cannes outing; others may prefer shelter between stops. Keeping the saloon close to the cockpit makes that difference part of the plan. Ask how the seating works when the doors are open and where the whole group can eat together. A shaded seat is more useful when it still feels connected to the conversation than when it leaves someone apart from the party.

Build lunch around the available hours

A Lérins programme can give the charter a clear destination and leave the longest interval for the meal. Start with the boarding time and any fixed return appointment, then decide how much time to reserve at rest. The captain selects a suitable stop for the conditions.

If swimming is important, include it in the sequence before agreeing catering. A simpler route can leave more room for both activities.

Two cabins require a practical reading

The reference has two guest cabins. For a day, those rooms may serve for changing and rest; for an overnight booking, compare their bed arrangement, bathrooms and the crew's accommodation. The model's sleeping plan is not a licensed day-passenger allowance.

Send the party size and sharing needs with the enquiry, together with any difficulty using steps. Current photographs help assess the boarding and interior access of the actual yacht.