Charter & Rent a Boston Whaler 330 Outrage in Saint-Tropez: 2026 Guide, Prices & Routes
Boston Whaler 330 Outrage: Technical Specifications
The Boston Whaler 330 Outrage is celebrated globally as the "Unsinkable Legend," but for the luxury traveler in Saint-Tropez, it represents a versatile platform for both high-speed transit and relaxed lounging. This center console powerhouse is designed to handle the choppy waters of the Gulf of Saint-Tropez with ease while providing ample seating and amenities.
| Feature | Specification |
|---|---|
| Length Overall (LOA) | 10.08 meters (33' 1") |
| Beam | 3.10 meters (10' 2") |
| Draft | 0.56 meters (22") |
| Engines | Twin Mercury Verado (typically 300HP or 400HP each) |
| Fuel Capacity | 1,135 Liters |
| Water Capacity | 151 Liters |
| Cabins/Berths | 1 Day Head / Storage Cabin (No overnight berths) |
| Capacity | Licensed for up to 12 passengers |
Why This Model Suits the Saint-Tropez Coastline
The geography of the Var coastline demands a vessel that is both agile and shallow-drafted. When you choose a Boston Whaler 330 Outrage for your summer excursion, you benefit from a hull design that cuts through the afternoon "Mistral" chop with precision. Unlike larger motor yachts that must anchor far from the shore, the 330 Outrage’s 0.56-meter draft allows you to get remarkably close to the white sands of Pampelonne Beach.
The "social" layout of the 330 Outrage is particularly suited for the Saint-Tropez lifestyle. The bow features a plush lounge area with backrests, perfect for sipping rosé while cruising past the Citadelle. Meanwhile, the cockpit offers a fold-away aft bench and a summer kitchen/leaning post, making it an ideal base for snorkeling in the turquoise waters of Cap Camarat or the secluded coves of l'Escalet.
Rental and Charter Pricing for 2026
Pricing for chartering a Boston Whaler 330 Outrage in Saint-Tropez varies based on the season and the duration of the booking. Please note that high season (July and August) often requires advance booking several months in advance.
| Season | Daily Rate (Approx.) | Weekly Rate (Approx.) |
|---|---|---|
| Low Season (May/Oct) | €1,400 - €1,600 | €8,400 - €9,500 |
| Mid Season (June/Sept) | €1,700 - €1,900 | €10,200 - €11,400 |
| High Season (July/Aug) | €2,000 - €2,400 | €12,000 - €14,400 |
Curated Itineraries from Port de Saint-Tropez
Most charters depart from the iconic Port de Saint-Tropez or the nearby Port Grimaud. Depending on your preference for beach clubs or quiet nature, we recommend the following routes:
1-Day Itinerary: The Pampelonne Experience
Departing at 10:00 AM, cruise around the Cap Saint-Pierre and the Baie des Canebiers, famous for its celebrity villas. Head south toward the world-renowned Pampelonne Beach. Use the Boston Whaler’s agility to anchor near Club 55 or Nikki Beach for a lunch reservation. In the afternoon, navigate further south to Cap Camarat for a snorkeling session in the crystalline waters around the lighthouse before a sunset cruise back to the harbor.
3 to 7-Day Itinerary: The Golden Islands
With a multi-day charter, you can venture beyond the local gulf. Spend your first day in the coves of Les Issambres. On day two, head west toward the Îles d'Hyères. The Boston Whaler 330 Outrage can reach Porquerolles in roughly 60-90 minutes depending on sea conditions. Explore the Plage d'Argent and the wilder southern cliffs. On day three, stop at Port-Cros, a national marine park, for world-class diving and nature trails before returning toward Saint-Tropez via the red rocks of the Esterel Massif.
Marinas, Mooring, and Logistics
The main hub for activity is the Port de Saint-Tropez, where the "Quai d'Honneur" hosts the world's largest superyachts. When renting a Boston Whaler 330 Outrage, your boat will typically be berthed in the North Basin or at a private pontoon in Marines de Cogolin. For those staying in villas with private docks in Port Grimaud, delivery of the vessel can often be arranged.
Mooring in the area is strictly regulated to protect the Posidonia seagrass. In areas like Pampelonne, you must use designated mooring buoys or anchor only in sandy patches. The 330 Outrage is equipped with a high-quality windlass and anchor system, making these transitions seamless for the crew or skipper.
What is Included in Your Charter
Understanding the "all-in" versus "plus expenses" structure is vital for a smooth experience. Most luxury charters for this model in destinations like the French Riviera follow these standards:
- Included: Professional skipper (unless a bareboat agreement is reached with valid licensing), local VAT, and basic insurance.
- Excluded: Fuel is usually charged based on consumption (the 330 Outrage is efficient but consumption rises at high speeds), port fees outside the home marina, and food/beverages.
- APA (Advanced Provisioning Allowance): For multi-day charters, an APA of 30% is standard to cover fuel, provisioning, and specific requests.
- End Cleaning: Usually a flat fee ranging from €50 to €150 depending on the duration.
Best Months and Sea Conditions
The yachting season in Saint-Tropez runs from May to October. For those looking for the best balance of weather and crowd levels, June and September are the "Golden Months." During this time, the sea is generally calm, with temperatures ranging from 22°C to 26°C. July and August offer the hottest weather and the most vibrant social scene, though the sea can become busier with boat traffic. The Boston Whaler’s Accutrack hull system is particularly beneficial during these peak months, as it provides a dry, stable ride even when crossing the wakes of larger yachts.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is a license required for renting a Boston Whaler 330 Outrage in Saint-Tropez?
If you are renting the boat without a professional skipper (bareboat), you must possess a valid international ICC or a coastal powerboat license. Due to the twin-engine configuration and the value of the vessel, many owners also require a "nautical CV" detailing your experience with similar-sized boats. Most clients prefer chartering with a skipper to enjoy the scenery and local secrets.
What is the maximum capacity for chartering a Boston Whaler 330 Outrage in Saint-Tropez?
The 330 Outrage is legally certified for up to 12 passengers. However, for maximum comfort during a full-day charter, we recommend a group size of 8 to 10. This ensures everyone has ample seating in the bow and aft areas and allows for easy movement on board when docking or swimming.
Can we use the 330 Outrage for water sports?
Yes, many of the Boston Whaler models in our boats inventory come equipped with a tow pylon or integrated hardtop frame suitable for pulling wakeboarders or inflatables. Please specify your interest in water sports at the time of booking so we can ensure the necessary equipment and safety gear are on board.
How much fuel should I expect to use for a trip to Pampelonne?
A round trip from the Port of Saint-Tropez to the beaches of Pampelonne is relatively short. You can expect to consume between 60 and 100 liters of fuel depending on how much time you spend cruising at high speeds. Longer trips to the Esterel or Porquerolles will naturally increase consumption.