The philosophy behind Yachts de Paris
The most beautiful city in the world? Paris, of course. And its most beautiful thoroughfare? The Seine, without question!
What is the best way to discover its treasures, with elegance and panache, prestige and generosity? With Yachts de Paris, naturally an institution since 1992.
What is the best way to discover its treasures, with elegance and panache, prestige and generosity? With Yachts de Paris, naturally an institution since 1992.
The stages in a passionate history
1993 : Creation of Yachts de Paris by Mr Bungener
1996 : Purchase of the first yacht, the Don Juan I
1996 : Acquisition of the Acajou, a totally redecorated river yacht
1998 : Arrival of the famous Paquebot at 85 m long it is the largest navigating boat on the Seine
1999 : Don Juan II and Acte III joined the fleet for luxurious receptions for small groups
2001 : The Excellence, a superb yacht, took to the water, offering a very special reception area for 180 guests
2006 : Victoria arrived. This boat is in line with the classic, elegant, warm style of Yachts de Paris but with a touch of modernity.
2007 : Cachemire arrived. This superb fully refurbished boat offers a new standard in luxury yachting
2010 : Creation of the Club Yachts de Paris with a 450 square-metre terrace opposite Notre Dame Cathedral
1996 : Purchase of the first yacht, the Don Juan I
1996 : Acquisition of the Acajou, a totally redecorated river yacht
1998 : Arrival of the famous Paquebot at 85 m long it is the largest navigating boat on the Seine
1999 : Don Juan II and Acte III joined the fleet for luxurious receptions for small groups
2001 : The Excellence, a superb yacht, took to the water, offering a very special reception area for 180 guests
2006 : Victoria arrived. This boat is in line with the classic, elegant, warm style of Yachts de Paris but with a touch of modernity.
2007 : Cachemire arrived. This superb fully refurbished boat offers a new standard in luxury yachting
2010 : Creation of the Club Yachts de Paris with a 450 square-metre terrace opposite Notre Dame Cathedral