M

Onboard the M

M is a 47-metre Sanlorenzo built around five cabins and a maximum of 12 guests, a ratio that leaves proportionally more space per guest than is typical at this length. The layout suits parties who want room to spread out rather than fill every berth: a full charter group of 12 across five cabins, or a smaller party using the extra cabins as a study, second lounge or additional guest suite. For Saint-Tropez charters that run beyond a single day, that spare capacity matters — five cabins comfortably absorb an overnight without doubling guests into shared rooms.

Based out of Saint-Tropez, M works well anchored in the Gulf off the town, tendering guests ashore to Quai Jean Jaurès for the market, restaurants or an evening on the quay, then returning to a quieter anchorage for the night. The scale of the yacht also makes it a practical choice for corporate groups — a client lunch or small hosted gathering runs comfortably on deck and in the interior salons without feeling cramped, and the separation between cabins and public spaces keeps a working group and a resting one from crossing paths. Couples or families chartering for leisure get the same benefit in reverse: quiet cabins away from the main saloon when the day's activity winds down.

Berths in Port de Saint-Tropez's Nouveau Port are limited and typically booked out well ahead of the July–August season, which is why most yachts of this size anchor in the Gulf rather than take a quay berth — a routine that suits M's tender-based access to town. Guest and sleeping numbers should be checked against the itinerary before booking: a day charter for 12 uses the yacht differently than a multi-night charter filling all five cabins, and confirming which applies avoids mismatched expectations once underway.