The Côte d'Azur is known for its stunning beach clubs - often located at breathtaking beach locations - offering a mix of luxury and a vibrant, cosmopolitan atmosphere. Refined elegance, enjoying innovative dishes under an azure sky. Perfect for family outings or chic beach days. Here is a selection of some of the best beach clubs on the Côte d'Azur: Saint Tropez and...

The picturesque village of Ramatuelle, near Saint-Tropez, is known for its world-famous vineyards, but especially for the beautiful  beach of Pampelonne  with its many  exclusive beach clubs . Each beach club has its own unique atmosphere and offers something special, a quiet unspoilt beach or a lively environment for partying.  See and be seen is the motto! Club 55...

Sainte Maxime is an ideal destination for a family vacation in the South of France. It is a small and especially attractive seaside resort with a sheltered location in the bay of Saint Tropez. The foothills of the Massif des Maures protect Sainte Maxime from the mistral, a cold wind that so much awe the Romans that they called him "magistralis" (masterly). The old Sainte Maxime is...

South of France has been our second home for two decades. The food culture is a big part of its charm. Fabulous views, balmy climate, and friendly people make the South of France a fantastic destination for a villa holiday. But it is the succulent Provençal cuisine that truly takes it to the next level. Delicious food and lovely coastal atmosphere draw you back over and over again....

Saint Tropez is, quite simply, the most famous resort in Europe and it was attracting the artistic and dissolute long before Brigitte Bardot’s time. In the Forties and Fifties, the village was a summertime extension of the Parisian Left Bank: Juliette Greco, Boris Vian, Sartre and Picasso. Then Bardot appeared in ‘And God Created Women’ and this film brought a lot of...

On the 140-metre high Paillas-Hill, in the middle of the  Saint-Tropez peninsula, lies the picturesque town of Ramatuelle. Both Ramatuelle as the nearby Gassin are ‘villages perchés’: on the top of a hill built medieval villages, ever set up as a refuge for the local population. In the past tese villages were traditionally difficult to achieve and offered protection...