Aerial view of the Queen of Hearts, a black and red SACS Rebel 47, running along the Riviera coastline

Your next summer story begins here.

Private charter · Full day · French Riviera

The Invitation

Dear Guest,

Tomorrow the sea is flat.

We’ve chilled the rosé.

Time waits for you.

We’ll meet you at the dock.

— The Queen

Queen of Hearts rosé on ice beside Laurent-Perrier, filled flutes and a monogrammed QH towel on the teak table at golden hour

Meet The Queen.

Italian built. Agile. Powerful.
Made for the Riviera.

  • 50 knots
  • Two cabins
  • Italian-built
  • Room for ten friends
  • One unforgettable experience

Why this hull — and not the usual suspects.

The marina is full of pretty dayboats — Pardo, Wally, the polished parade. Lovely at the dock. However, the Rebel 47 is something else: a SACS, the deep‑V RIBs that the Mediterranean’s superyacht chase boats are measured against — and she is the crown jewel on this coast: the boat that superyachts look across at, and the one every other day charter quietly wishes it had.

Discover the SACS Rebel 47
Side profile of the black and red SACS Rebel 47 moving across deep blue water
Length
14.1 M
Beam
4.03 M
Guests
up to 10
Cabins
2
Top speed
up to 50 kn
Home port
Beaulieu

Choose Your
Adventure

A
Engraved Monaco — belle-époque façade and palms

Monaco

Coffee. Swimming. Casino. Lunch.

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2
Engraved beach club with parasols at Beaulieu-sur-Mer

Beaulieu-sur-Mer

Our home port. Quiet bay. Long lunches.

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3
Engraved umbrella pines on the Lérins islands

Lérins Islands

Crystal water. Paddleboards. Quiet. Nature.

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4
Engraved Cap Ferrat coastline

Cap Ferrat

Hidden coves. Turquoise water. Timeless views.

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Top-down view of the Queen of Hearts, isolated, bow to sternRebel 47 main-deck plan: bow sunbeds, helm, galley, table and aft loungeRebel 47 lower-deck plan: VIP cabin, shower room, master cabin and stowage

Bow sunbeds

Bow lounge

The helm

Galley

The table

Aft lounge

VIP cabin

Shower room

Companionway

Master cabin

Stowage

down the stairs, on your left…

Who this is for

People who measure summer in swims, not meetings. Who know the best table in Saint‑Tropez isn’t in Saint‑Tropez — it’s three hundred metres off it, teak underfoot, rosé sweating in the cooler.

Slow mornings. Long lunches. Fast water in between.

Send Word.

We’ll ready
the boat.

How many of you?

Up to ten aboard

We look forward
to welcoming you.

— The Captain

From the log

Where we take you,
and what we’re asked.

Private boat rental in the South of France, from our berth in Beaulieu-sur-Mer.

Queen of Hearts is a private boat rental in the South of France: one boat, one captain, and one party a day. She is a SACS Rebel 47 — the Italian-built deep-V RIB the Mediterranean’s superyacht chase boats are measured against — and she runs the whole Côte d’Azur, from Menton in the east to Cannes and the Lérins islands in the west.

A day’s boat rental on the French Riviera with us is a full private charter, not a shared seat. You choose the anchorages, the lunch stop and the hour you come home. Chilled rosé, water, towels and paddleboards are aboard; the captain knows which coves are empty in August and which beach clubs will hold a table for a boat.

Boat rental in the South of France runs May to September, for parties of up to ten guests, departing Beaulieu-sur-Mer, Nice, Monaco or Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat.

Boat charter from Nice and Beaulieu-sur-Mer, ten minutes apart by road.

A boat charter from Nice puts the best of the coast within an easy morning: Villefranche-sur-Mer and its deep turquoise bay, the mansions of Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat, Monaco for lunch, or west past Antibes towards Cannes.

We keep Queen of Hearts at Beaulieu-sur-Mer, a few minutes from Nice and Nice Côte d’Azur airport, so a day charter can begin the moment you land. At fifty knots the distances stop mattering — Monaco is minutes away, Saint-Tropez is a morning’s run.

Private boat charter from Nice, Beaulieu-sur-Mer and Villefranche, for up to ten guests, full day or half day.

Private yacht charter from our home port on the Cap Ferrat peninsula.

Beaulieu-sur-Mer sits in the shelter of Cap Ferrat, which is why the water here stays flat when the rest of the coast is working. It makes an unusually calm base for a private yacht charter: swimming starts within minutes of leaving the port.

Around the Cap you will find the coves below the Villa Ephrussi, the swimming coves under Pointe Saint-Hospice, and anchorages that never appear on a map. Our captain has run this stretch for years and plans each day around the wind, not a fixed itinerary.

Yacht charter and boat hire in Beaulieu-sur-Mer, Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat and Villefranche-sur-Mer, on a SACS Rebel 47 with two cabins and shade throughout.

Boat hire west along the Riviera, for the islands and the Croisette.

West of Nice the coast opens out: Antibes and its ramparts, the Croisette at Cannes, and behind it the Lérins islands — Sainte-Marguerite and Saint-Honorat, where the water is clear enough to see the anchor land and the monastery still makes its own wine.

It is a long way by road and a short one by sea. Boat hire from Beaulieu or Nice reaches Cannes comfortably inside a morning, which leaves the whole afternoon for swimming, paddleboarding and a late lunch ashore.

Day boat hire to Cannes, Antibes, Golfe-Juan and the Lérins islands, departing the eastern Riviera.

A private day to Saint-Tropez, arriving the way the town is meant to be seen.

Saint-Tropez by road in August is a two-hour queue. By sea it is a run down the coast with the Estérel on your right, and you arrive in the old port rather than a car park.

A private yacht experience to Saint-Tropez usually means a swim on the way, lunch at Pampelonne or in the port, an afternoon at anchor and a long, gold run home. The boat is yours for the day, so the timing is yours as well.

Private charter to Saint-Tropez, Pampelonne and the Gulf, from Beaulieu-sur-Mer, Nice or Monaco.

Tender support and fast port-to-port transit for yachts and their guests.

Queen of Hearts also works as a chase boat and tender along the Côte d’Azur: ship-to-shore runs through the day, guest and crew transfers, and fast transit between Monaco, Nice, Cannes and Saint-Tropez when a schedule slips.

She is built for exactly this — a deep-V hull that holds speed in a chop, tube fendering that will lie alongside a painted hull without marking it, and fifty knots when the timing demands it.

Superyacht tender service and private transit across the French Riviera, by the day or the week.