Autumn wraps up connotations of cosy evenings around the fire, pumpkin pies and Thanksgiving feasts for most, but the French Riviera has a way of transforming the season into an unparalleled autumnal gastronomy. Truffles and foie gras are always a given, but it is the stews and the wine harvests that take centre stage at this time of the year…
Category Archives: South of France
Digital Disruption in the Yachting Industry
Super yachts meet supercars as Aston Martin and Quintessence yachts collaborate to create the connection between the yachting and sports car world. Imagine cruising the French Riviera on this metallic and striking 11m AM37, or speeding along the stunning Amalfi Coast. Aston Martin is a luxury and renowned brand, and now a work of art has been produced for the sea with the highest tech and innovation. She made her debut at the MYS, and was quoted to change the “status quo of the nautical world’. With the style of a Riva and stability of a catamaran this is the yacht people are talking about.
Sail, Wine and Dine during les Régates Royales!
The Old Port of Cannes is brimming with sailing yachts both old and new, whilst sailors from every nationality are busily preparing the boats as today kicks off the 38th Régates Royales in the bay of Cannes. Soak up the eclectic atmosphere like a true ‘Cannois’ from one of these bars or restaurants.
Top 5 Terrace Restaurants in Monaco
The Monaco Yacht show 2016 is nearly upon us and we cannot wait to visit some of the largest yachts on the Riviera. Not only will we find some of the finest mega yachts in the world, but we will also have a chance to visit some of the best rooftop restaurants in the area…
The French Riviera Under Sail!
September is nearly upon us which means that two of the biggest and most prestigious Mediterranean regattas are about to take place on the Côte d’Azur. Some of the most exclusive yachts on both the Classic and Modern racing circuits converge on Cannes and St Tropez to race for the coveted trophies and enjoy the post race entertainment.
