Close your eyes and imagine being in the sunny South of France, relaxing on the bow of your yacht whilst absorbing the warm rays. People are now more than ever in need of time for relaxation, and count down the days until their next holiday. This week’s blog describes two new forms of relaxation, as well as a mesmerising new water toy available if you are willing to put the practice in!
With your feet in the sand, sipping on a crisp Provençal rosé, there is no better way to spend your summer than on Pampelonne Beach in St Tropez. For years this beach has been the playground of the rich and famous, attracting partygoers and sun worshippers from all over the world! It is truly a beautiful place to spend a day soaking up the sun and living the simple life of luxury.
It is well known by now that the French Riviera is one of the best places in the world to discover classic French cuisine. With the freshest regional fruits, vegetables, meats and herbs (that can be haggled for in the local Forville Market in Cannes) there is no doubt you will enjoy gourmet cuisine on your yacht charter. Yet, there are also some fantastic restaurants in this area that are sure to entice you to step off your yacht for the afternoon, and try some of the local delicacies! Here are some of our suggestions:
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…
Warm baguettes, buttery croissants and a café au lait– can you think of a better way to watch the world go by than from a French bistro? We can’t. As you begin to plan your French Riviera yacht charter, come with us as we dip into coffee culture, à la française.
