Yacht photographer in Cannes, Antibes & Monaco

Port Canto, east of the Croisette, is the deep-water marina. The largest yachts moor stern-to with open sea on three sides. The horizon is clear and the light direct: this is the port for exteriors, hull profiles and drone sequences.

The Vieux Port sits in the heart of town, framed by the old quarter and the Suquet hill. For lifestyle images with the town behind, deck shots and interiors opening onto the aft deck, this is the place. We often work both on the same day, depending on the schedule and the light.

Sainte-Marguerite and Saint-Honorat lie two nautical miles off the Croisette. Close enough to reach in twenty minutes, far enough to leave the town entirely behind.

Pine-fringed anchorages, exceptionally clear turquoise water and a horizon free of buildings. For running shots, sailing passes and low drone sequences it is the reference setting on the Riviera, and most major brokerage shoots in the area have used it at least once.

West of Cannes, Théoule Bay opens onto an arc of red rock where the Esterel massif drops straight into the sea. For drone work and late-afternoon profiles the geometry is rare: a yacht against ochre cliffs, with Mediterranean light on both at once.

Cap d'Antibes to the east is the opposite register: white limestone, dense pines and quiet elegance, with Port Vauban just behind. Both are under twenty minutes from Port Canto and multiply the settings available in a single day.