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Our V-Class beside the yacht Ona at the Quai des Milliardaires: this post of 4 October 2018 is part of our Antibes collection. For passengers, stepping ashore should leave room to enjoy the next part of the day, once the chauffeur meeting arrangements are in place.

Archive of 4 October 2018: a V-Class and the yacht Ona at the Quai des Milliardaires in Antibes.
Archive of 4 October 2018: a V-Class and the yacht Ona at the Quai des Milliardaires in Antibes.

Identify the quay and access point

The yacht name is a useful starting point, but the quay, access point and crew contact make the meeting practical. Port access arrangements need to be confirmed; a photograph beside a yacht does not guarantee identical access for every collection.

From lunch ashore to a day out

A transfer to one destination and a chauffeur at disposal serve different needs. The first covers a defined journey; the second involves several movements over an agreed period. Share the stops, important timings and the expected return point.

Plan the return on board too

Good arrangements account for passenger numbers, any luggage and changes communicated by the crew. The contact coordinating the stay can bring these details together. The photograph documents a past service; it does not announce a current partnership with the yacht shown.

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