Arcadia Sherpa 60

Onboard the Arcadia Sherpa 60

At 18 metres, the Arcadia Sherpa 60 sits in a size band where a charter still feels intimate rather than corporate-scaled: three cabins accommodate up to twelve guests, close enough that everyone shares the same saloon and aft deck rather than spreading across multiple levels. That layout suits parties who want a full set of cabins without the logistics of a much larger vessel — a family group spanning two generations, or a corporate booking where privacy matters more than sheer deck space.

From a mooring near the Nouveau Port or an anchor position in the Gulf of Saint-Tropez, a yacht this size handles the short run out to the Pampelonne offshore anchorage without difficulty, with a straightforward tender crossing for a table already booked at a beach club such as Club 55. It works just as well on a quieter route: an overnight passage into the Port Grimaud canal, where the pace sits well below the main Saint-Tropez quay and guests can walk ashore to the village and its market rather than relying on a chase boat.

Twelve guests across three cabins gives a broker real flexibility on how to plan the day: one corporate group taking the whole yacht for a client lunch on the water with the village in view, or a family charter where cabin count matters more than raw length. Booking should weigh guest and sleeping capacity together — this is a yacht suited to parties who intend to use all three cabins, whether for a single afternoon in the Gulf or a longer route that includes a night at Port Grimaud.