Côte d’Azur high season: the arrival map, 22 August

The migration holds

We are in the final third of the eight-week window. The Côte d’Azur remains the circuit's home port for July and August. The whoGoes list is not a guest list: it is the entire yachting circuit, in residence. Arrival vectors remain strictly yacht and heli. Commercial aviation is not the point.

The daily cadence

The rhythm is fixed and well-worn. Days are spent at the beach clubs of Pampelonne. Nights migrate to Les Caves du Roy. When the social battery drains, the harbour of record is Monaco. This is not a tour. It is a residency with a very specific itinerary.

The rate card

The signal for the season is clear. A peak-season charter for a 70m+ yacht commands €1M+ per week. That figure is before fuel and before the beach-club bill. The cost of admission is not merely the charter fee. It is the compounding cost of the ecosystem.

The late-season shift

August 22 marks the pivot. The season does not end, but the density changes. The circuit begins to eye the autumn calendar. The Riviera holds its position as the summer capital, but the migration is already planning its next coordinates.