Board from the public beach at Èze-sur-Mer, at the foot of the medieval hilltop village, and reach Monaco, Cap d'Ail or Beaulieu-sur-Mer by sea — a private closed-cabin boat for up to 10 guests, no Basse Corniche traffic.
Prices from, for 1 to 12 guests — firm quote within hours (captain, fuel, insurance, fees included).
Èze-sur-Mer s'étend en contrebas du village perché d'Èze, sur une étroite bande côtière coincée entre la voie ferrée Nice-Vintimille et la mer. L'embarquement se fait depuis la plage publique ; juste à côté, la presqu'île de l'Hôtel Cap Estel dispose de son propre ponton, accessible directement en bateau pour ses clients. D'ici, Monaco et Cap d'Ail sont à quelques minutes de mer vers l'est, Beaulieu-sur-Mer, Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat et Villefranche-sur-Mer s'enchaînent vers l'ouest : une vedette rapide transforme un aller sur la Basse Corniche, souvent bloqué l'été, en une traversée directe et sans détour.
Èze Village crowns its rocky outcrop above the bay, linked to Èze-sur-Mer by the winding Moyenne Corniche or the steep Chemin de Nietzsche footpath. For Monaco or Cap d'Ail, the coastal Basse Corniche clogs at the first sign of summer traffic — by sea it is a straight line, with not a single hairpin.
Èze-sur-Mer has no big marina to navigate: pickup is from the public beach, a narrow strip of coast squeezed between the Nice–Ventimiglia railway and the sea. Barely a kilometre from the Èze SNCF station, its low-key setting makes it a fast boarding point, without the wait of the Riviera's bigger ports.
The bay stretches toward Cap Estel to the east, a stretch of coast that benefits from some natural shelter from the swell. Boarding stays steady on most days, real comfort for families and guests dressed for the evening.
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