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Primo Yacht
Address
Quai du Vieux Port, St Jean-Cap Ferrat, 06230
Telephone
04 93 76 02 04
Fax
04 93 76 01 99
E-mail
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Our dynamic international team is ready to consider all your personal needs and desires, to assist you in finding the most suitable yacht for charter or sale. You can expect the ultimate in customer service and professionalism.
Established in 1998 and with extensive experience in the yachting industry, Primo Yacht is based in the Port of St. Jean Cap Ferrat, a legendary hideaway nestled between Nice and Monaco, located in the heart of the French Riviera. We are ideally located to be able to guide you through every detail in all matters concerning Yacht Charter, Management, Brokerage and Marketing. For many years, Primo Yacht has been doing one thing only: specialising in offering the best yachts available worldwide. We have access to an exclusive range of yachts within the yachting network, from the four corners of the world. Luxury motor yachts are available worldwide: Cannes, Monaco, Antibes, St Tropez, Corsica, Italy, Greece, Sardinia, Turkey, Balearics, Portugal, England, Croatia, Caribbean, Maldives, Thailand, Indonesia, Fiji, New Zealand, Australia, and other great destinations.
We would be pleased to present a selection of yachts tailored to meet all your specific requirements. You will appreciate our highly professional, personalised, confidential and dedicated service, as we keep you in mind when we apply the “Simple Theory”.
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