Philip Zepter 50m

Onboard the Philip Zepter 50m

At 50 metres, the Philip Zepter 50m sits among the larger vessels available for charter from Saint-Tropez, with six cabins built to sleep 12 guests across a layout meant for multi-day use rather than a single afternoon on the water. The cabin count matters as much as the length here: six separate cabins mean couples, family units or corporate delegates each get their own space, rather than a guest list squeezed into shared bunks to hit capacity.

That configuration suits a corporate charter or a split-family booking better than a smaller day boat could — six cabins give a host room to keep a client dinner, a board conversation or a private gathering away from the rest of the group without anyone feeling sidelined. A typical pattern from Saint-Tropez has the yacht anchored in the Gulf off the town, guests tendered ashore to Quai Jean Jaurès for the market, a restaurant booking or an evening in town, before the yacht repositions toward Pampelonne or further along the coast the following day.

It is a yacht for charterers who want superyacht scale without committing to a single beach-club-driven itinerary — a corporate offsite that needs privacy and enough cabins for the full team, an extended family charter spanning several days, or a slower-paced route mixing a night at anchor with a passage toward the Îles d'Hyères. Given its length, a berth in the Nouveau Port is rarely the working plan; anchoring off Saint-Tropez is the more practical routine for a vessel this size, and bookings are best confirmed well ahead of the July–August period, when quay allocations and anchor positions are settled months in advance.