The South of France

Start your journey in Antibes, a vibrant seaside town known for its mix of picturesque cobbled streets and stunning beach resorts. This cultural hub is perfect for a laid-back day of exploring, offering festivals year-round and a lively marina. Don’t miss the historic Old Town, with its charming shops and cafes, and the Picasso Museum, housed in the Grimaldi Castle. You can also relax at Plage de la Salis or explore the luxury shops and vibrant nightlife.

Sail to Cannes, famous for the Cannes Film Festival and its glamorous La Croisette promenade. The city is a hub of luxury, with high-end boutiques, renowned hotels, and glamorous beaches. Stroll along the promenade, visit the Palais des Festivals, or enjoy the scenic views from Le Suquet, the old town. Cannes also offers cultural experiences, such as the Musée de la Castre and delicious dining options at chic seaside restaurants.

Sail to St. Tropez, a legendary destination that’s been a favorite of the international jet set since the 1960s. While famous for its vibrant beach parties and nightlife, it also boasts beautiful Mediterranean-style architecture in the Old Town. Explore the charming Place des Lices and visit local vineyards for wine tastings. The Citadel of Saint-Tropez offers stunning views, while the glamorous Plage de Pampelonne invites relaxation by the sea.

Arrive in Monaco, a small but extravagant principality known for its luxury and glamour. Visit the iconic Monte Carlo Casino and enjoy the high-end shopping along Avenue des Beaux-Arts. Stroll through the Old Town, where the Prince’s Palace and the Oceanographic Museum offer both culture and history. The glamorous Port de Monaco is perfect for people-watching, with luxurious yachts and exotic cars surrounding you at every turn.

Portofino is an amazing location based in the Italian Riviera, considered ‘one of the eight wonders of the world’ with it’s natural bowl which has become the world’s famous ‘piazzetta’. Portofino became famous in the 60s, when the rich and famous characters of the dolce vita, actors, actresses and pop stars frequently started visiting it for its twilights, exclusive parties, and breathtaking views. Today, Portofino is a place known for international tourism and the jet-set lifestyle.