St Tropez rose to fame in the 1950’s due to its feature in Brigitte’s Bardot’s successful film “Et Dieu Créa la Femme” (And God Created Woman), and it has since been a hotspot for celebrities, VIP’s and yacht charterers alike. What used to be a peaceful fishing village is now a thriving tourist destination with a diverse array of restaurants, bars and clubs – providing the perfect place to stop on your French Riviera yacht charter holiday!
We came, we saw and we loved it all. From immersing yourself in Roman history to doing some world-class shopping and taking in panoramic views, we’ve created a list of 5 things you should do during your Italian yacht charter. Be sure to take note of our insider tips!
The Amalfi Coast triggers thoughts of romance, rugged coastline and enchanting towns. This is where the Italians choose to come on holiday, so you know it’s going to be good! We all know that one of the most important elements of a charter is food, so we’ve lined up some idyllic coastline restaurants for you to include in your itinerary.
How would you spend the perfect day on the Amalfi Coast? Would you have a relaxing meal with your family in a glamorous Amalfi Coast restaurant? Or perhaps you would prefer sampling a cocktail or two at a beach club or a trendy café? From the great food and amazing view from Eolo’s rooftop terrace to the crystal clear waters of La Fontelina beach club and the buzzing atmosphere of Casa e Bottega. There is something for everyone on the Amalfi Coast!
Following on from yesterday’s post featuring Dune at the One&Only Ocean Beach Nassau and Latitudes at the Exuma Beach Resort, this edition digs a little deeper into every day Bahamian life. For a more relaxed atmosphere, be sure to visit KB’s Chat ‘N’ Chill, which is nestled in the cove of Stocking Island in Exuma, Bahamas. Having been voted one of the ultimate beach bars in the world by Caribbean Travel and Life, Chat ‘N’ Chill is an essential stop on your charter around the Exumas.
