PRESTIGE
PRESTIGE F4.9
15.18 m overall · 4.49 m beam
Manufacturer layout to verify on the offered hull
Théoule-sur-Mer · Private yacht charter
The F4.9 and F5.7 let these PRESTIGE field notes compare two flybridge sizes. Read them against a Théoule coastal day: where to gather under shelter, how to move aboard and how much time to leave along the shore. Keep the relevant study when explaining those requirements in your enquiry.
Your charter request
Choose the Bay of Cannes or the Estérel coast, then share your date and guest count. We will work out a yacht charter proposal that brings together the route, boarding point and cost.
The yacht, availability and total price are confirmed in your personal proposal.
Yacht models for your charter
PRESTIGE
15.18 m overall · 4.49 m beam
Manufacturer layout to verify on the offered hull
PRESTIGE
17.29 m overall · 4.69 m beam
Manufacturer layout to verify on the offered hull
PRESTIGE
14.79 m overall · 6.00 m beam
Cabin layout and actual overnight use to be confirmed
Théoule offers a useful starting conversation between time in the bay and a passage beside the Estérel. The decision changes how much of the day is spent moving, eating or simply staying aboard. Tell the skipper which part matters most and identify any firm return time. A distant destination should earn its place in the programme rather than appear because the boat has a published maximum speed.
If you hope to go ashore, name the intended purpose. A lunch visit needs time and a workable connection; an offshore view of the same place does not. The offered yacht, conditions and local requirements determine the route. A PRESTIGE model profile cannot reserve a berth or establish access to a particular stop.
PRESTIGE publishes the F4.9 at 15.18 metres overall with a 4.49-metre hull beam, and the F5.7 at 17.29 metres with a 4.69-metre beam. Both belong to the F-Line. Those dimensions frame the design comparison, but they do not establish a charter service, a local base or the condition and equipment of an individual yacht.
Look first at the places the party would occupy. Which table can seat everyone, where is shade fitted and what interior alternative is available? A model’s exterior outline may attract your attention, but recent photographs and the actual arrangement should answer those questions. If the party includes guests who prefer to avoid stairs, describe that need before a yacht is proposed.
The manufacturer’s connected social spaces invite questions about meals and hospitality. Explain whether you want a straightforward lunch, a served occasion or time largely to yourselves. A galley and a dining table are physical features; the service depends on who is aboard and what has been agreed. Request a clear account of crew roles and provisions.
Swimming plans also need to refer to the real yacht. Ask about the platform, the steps back aboard and any equipment or assistance important to the party. A manufacturer photograph may show options, and the exact setup can differ between vessels. It is better to establish a few essential features than to assume every attractive detail will be included.
Specify the preferred date, available hours, party and any overnight needs. Request an F4.9, F5.7 or comparable named yacht, explaining the reason for your preference. The operator confirms the authorised charter guest number separately from any manufacturer accommodation or capacity wording. The proposal should also state departure, boarding method, delivery if applicable, crew, costs and terms. Confirm availability for your dates and compare the offered PRESTIGE yacht’s current layout and equipment.
Start the conversation with one shoreline preference. It cannot establish an anchorage: the captain still assesses what is possible.
For a day centred on the bay, begin with departure arrangements and leave time for being together before the return. A proposed shore stop needs to be considered against the actual boarding plan.
Along the red shore, looking at the coast can be the point of the outing. Allow for the sea and for a change of stop; wanting a particular view does not establish permission to anchor there.
Dates · Guests · Yacht
Share your date, group size and preferred coast. Add any swimming, dining or access needs so the yacht proposal covers the practical details.