Charter a Sessa Marine Fly47 in Cannes

One yacht, several places to settle

That division can be useful when the party wants different amounts of sun and shelter. It also introduces stairs. Check where each guest will actually spend the day rather than adding all the seats into one theoretical capacity; the main-level comfort matters as much as the upper view.

Choose which table hosts the meal

For a Cannes lunch, decide whether the attraction is the view from the flybridge or the connection between cockpit and saloon. Then ask for the actual table and shade arrangement on the selected yacht. Catering should fit the galley, service and number of diners rather than being chosen in isolation. A light meal and a long pause at anchor can be more comfortable than a complicated service squeezed between several short passages.

Two cabins and three cabins change the stay

The model reference offers different lower-deck arrangements. A headline cabin count does not show whether the layout suits two couples, a family or guests who require separate beds. Ask for the offered plan and confirm the bathrooms and storage.

For a day, rooms can provide privacy for changing or resting, but access should still be agreed. Crew arrangements and the licensed daytime allowance remain separate from the sleeping plan.

Use the upper deck as part of the programme

The Lérins Islands can give the outing a clear direction, leaving a generous interval to enjoy the yacht. The captain determines the stopping place and conditions for any swim. If the group prefers a coastal passage instead, explain that priority before the route is drawn. A predictable return to Cannes helps guests relax without checking the time at every stage of the afternoon.