Charter a Fiart 52 in Nice

A sports roof above the day’s gathering

Three guest cabins sit below that outdoor social level. For Nice, the arrangement fits a day whose meal and conversation stay in the cockpit, with another sunny place available towards the bow. The lower accommodation can then support a private pause or an extended booking without changing the yacht’s main daytime emphasis.

Three cabins add private accommodation

The period brochure documents three guest cabins and six guest berths, with crew provision considered separately. During a Nice day, those rooms can be used for changing or a private rest. Over several nights, the bed allocation and bathrooms become central to choosing the yacht. The exterior’s sports appearance gives only part of the story; the lower plan needs to work naturally for the group.

Make the coast and meal work together

An outward passage towards Villefranche can lead into a suitable pause, with lunch aboard leaving the afternoon flexible. If a restaurant is the main occasion, account for the transfer and leave some useful time on the yacht afterwards. Guests arriving separately also need a clear joining window. A comfortable return to the agreed Nice-area boarding point can be planned around the evening without making every earlier stop a deadline.

The earlier 52 is separate from P52

This guide follows the original Fiart 52, described in its hardtop form. An open version also existed. The period figures distinguish 17.13 metres maximum overall from 16.60 metres hull length and a 4.42-metre maximum beam.

A later P52 has its own design and should not supply substitute dimensions or images. The V56 provides another cockpit-led sports comparison when the group wants a similar kind of day.