Èze is a medieval village on a rock 400 metres above the sea, with the Jardin Exotique at its summit and the Chemin de Nietzsche running down to Èze-sur-Mer on the shoreline. It has no marina and no superyacht berth, and any charter that includes Èze does so from a berth or anchorage nearby.
That is not a limitation so much as the shape of the destination: yachts lie at Beaulieu-sur-Mer, in the Rade de Villefranche or at Port Hercule, and guests go up by car for lunch, the gardens and the view along the coast to Cap Ferrat. It is the classic non-nautical afternoon of an eastern Riviera week.