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A house on the coast or in the hills, and a long table.
The Ritz-Carlton Yacht Collection · Evrima
Evrima: the Riviera and Corsica on a Ritz-Carlton yacht
Nice to Rome by yacht, with a marina off the stern and a children's programme that makes it work for families.
- Duration
- 7 nights
- Region
- Mediterranean
- Ship
- Evrima
- Guide price
- From £6,900 pp
- Best for
- Couples · Families · Three generations
Planning figure per person for the cruise itself. Final price depends on sailing date, suite and availability; flights, hotels and transfers are added in your proposal.
A seven-night Ritz-Carlton Yacht Collection cruise on Evrima from Nice to Rome by way of Corsica, Sardinia and the Amalfi Coast: yacht intimacy with a children's programme and hotel-grade service.
Evrima is the yacht we show to people who say they would never cruise. Around 300 guests, a residential calm, a stern marina that opens for swimming when the anchorage allows, and service that feels like a very good Ritz-Carlton. Then the surprise: children are welcome, there is a programme for them, and a handful of suites connect.
The itinerary stitches together the anchorages the big ships cannot use — Saint-Tropez, Bonifacio, Porto Cervo — with the famous names of Monaco and the Amalfi Coast. Days in port are long and the yacht often stays late.
Why we like it
- Yacht scale with hotel service
- The stern marina for swimming, paddleboards and kayaks at anchor
- A children's programme, rare on a yacht
- Anchorages the ocean ships cannot reach
- No dress code to speak of
The ship
Evrima, launched in 2022, carries around 300 guests in 149 suites, every one with a terrace. The interiors are quiet and contemporary, there is a single main pool and several smaller spaces that feel private, and the marina platform at the stern turns the yacht into a beach club when conditions allow. Dining is à la carte and relaxed.
Cabins we'd recommend
- A Terrace suite midship for couples
- A Grand suite for grandparents hosting
- Connecting Terrace suites for families; very limited, so these go first
What the fare includes with The Ritz-Carlton Yacht Collection
- All-suite accommodation
- Dining and most drinks
- Gratuities and Wi-Fi
- Marina and water sports when conditions allow
Everything else, flights, hotels before and after, transfers and private days ashore, we add around it. More on The Ritz-Carlton Yacht Collection →
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Who it's for
- Couples celebrating something
- Families who want a yacht but have children with them
- Grandparents treating adult children to the top of the market
- Travellers who dislike the idea of cruising
Who it isn't for
- Groups needing many connecting cabins
- Anyone who wants big-ship entertainment and many restaurants
- Expedition-minded travellers
Sample itinerary
Day by day
A representative itinerary. Ports and order vary by sailing date; we confirm the exact itinerary in your proposal.
- Day 1
Nice
A hotel night on the Promenade or in the old town before boarding.
- Day 2
Board in Nice; evening in Monaco
Embark in the afternoon and sail the short hop to Monaco for an evening and overnight alongside.
- Day 3
Saint-Tropez
Anchored off the town. Marina open if the sea allows; beach clubs and the Place des Lices market ashore.
- Day 4
Bonifacio, Corsica
The yacht enters the cliff-top town's narrow harbour, something larger ships cannot do. Walk the citadel at dusk.
- Day 5
Porto Cervo, Sardinia
The Costa Smeralda by tender, a boat to the Maddalena islands, or a long lunch.
- Day 6
At sea
A day for the spa and the marina if the yacht anchors. A private dinner for the party on the terrace.
- Day 7
Amalfi
Anchored off Amalfi. Positano by boat, Ravello by car, or a private villa lunch.
- Day 8
Rome (Civitavecchia)
Disembark and transfer to Rome for a night or two, or straight to the airport.
What we'd add
The voyage is only part of the trip.
- Flights to Nice and home from Rome
- Hotel nights in Nice before and Rome after
- Private transfers throughout
- A private boat to the Maddalena islands or Positano
- Celebration arrangements with the yacht's team
- Travel insurance guidance and documents
Like the look of this?
We'll tell you whether it's actually right for your party, and build the flights, hotels, transfers and extras around it.
Good to know
Questions, answered
Will the marina be open?
Only at anchor in calm water, at the captain's discretion. It is a highlight when it happens and we never promise it for a specific day.
Land & sea
Before and after the ship
Embarkation and disembarkation nights are part of the same plan. These are the places we would build around this Mediterranean sailing.
Courchevel chalet
The Three Valleys from the front door.
Amalfi clifftop villa
A terrace over the sea and a boat below.
French Alps family ski week
Ski school, a nanny, and the Three Valleys from the door.
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