Sacs 47

Onboard the Sacs 47

At 14 metres, the Sacs 47 sits in that useful middle ground between a tender-sized day boat and a full crewed yacht: enough deck and cockpit space to spread ten guests comfortably, without the scale or formality of a superyacht. The two cabins below give the layout a practical edge over open day boats of similar length — a place to stow bags, change before a beach club landing, or let younger guests nap through the afternoon heat rather than fight it out on deck.

From Saint-Tropez, this is the kind of boat suited to a single, well-planned day on the water rather than a fixed route. Groups use it to run out to the Gulf anchor field for a swim stop with the village in view, or to tender across toward Pampelonne for lunch at a beach club before heading back in for the evening. The size also works for a corporate group wanting a private boat for a client lunch on the water — no residential accommodation, but enough space and separation from other charters to hold a proper conversation.

It suits guests who want the flexibility of a day-boat charter with slightly more onboard comfort than an open console boat offers — couples treating it as a private half-day escape, families with older children who need a shaded corner rather than a full cabin, or small groups who'd rather not share deck space with strangers on a shuttle boat. Ten guests is the practical ceiling for comfort, not just capacity, so it's worth confirming numbers against the day's plan — a beach club run with tender trips differs from a straight anchor-and-swim afternoon in the Gulf.