Most people think July and August are the only months worth booking a Mediterranean yacht. September is just as interesting. The sea is still warm, the weather is pleasant, and the popular coastal towns haven’t shut down for the season. You can still have long lunches, spend afternoons swimming and finish the day somewhere beautiful. Here’s the thing: September gives you more freedom to enjoy all of this without making the holiday feel like a race. The yacht moves with you, so there’s no need to stick to one place or follow a packed schedule. 1. The Mediterranean still feels like Summer September doesn’t feel like autumn when you’re out on the water. The days are still good for swimming, sunbathing and water sports. Start with breakfast on deck, find a nice spot for a swim and take your time over lunch. You can spend the afternoon using the yacht’s water toys or simply sit back and enjoy the view. There’s no pressure to keep moving. That’s the nice part. 2. The French Riviera is still worth exploring Cannes, Antibes, Saint-Tropez and Monaco all make excellent stops during a September yacht charter. You could have lunch in Cannes, head towards the Lérins Islands for a swim and finis...
Why September is a great time for a luxury yacht charter in the Mediterranean
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