Yacht hospitality has its own physics. Deck space is finite, the passerelle sets a hard limit on what can come aboard, timings are governed by the port rather than by you, and everything must leave as cleanly as it arrived.
So we are candid about it: on most vessels, a full cart is the wrong answer and roaming champagne service is the right one. Two hosts with trays move through a deck reception without occupying a square metre of it. Where a cart is possible — a larger deck, or a quayside welcome before boarding — it makes a superb arrival piece.
We work in Port Hercule, Port Vauban, Vieux Port and Port Canto, coordinating access through your agent, captain or event manager.


Riviera Roaming Champagne
The default for on-board hospitality: two Riviera hosts, trays of chilled coupes, no footprint.

Riviera Champagne Experience
Quayside welcomes and passerelle receptions, where guests gather before boarding.

Riviera Coffee Experience
Specialty coffee for daytime charter hospitality and yacht show mornings, in collaboration with Brew on Wheels.

Riviera Gelato Experience
Quayside and marina-side afternoon receptions, especially during show weeks.
Berth number, gate, escort requirement and delivery window decide what is possible. Send them with your enquiry if you have them.
On deck, guests remember being served well. Roaming champagne does that; a cart wedged into a walkway does not.
The yacht show and Grand Prix weekends bring closures, accreditation and early set-ups. Book these dates well ahead.
We break down quickly and take everything with us, which is usually a condition of the berth as well as good manners.
Send us your date, venue and guest numbers and we will suggest what belongs where.