SAILING CRUISE IN FRENCH RIVIERA

The French Riviera is definitely an ideal destination for those who love sailing under the sun, beach life, and the vibrant nightlife filled with clubs and parties. But it is also a place capable of offering fascinating itineraries: you can explore galleries featuring the great Impressionist masters, charming villages full of character, and historic centers that range from the elegance of luxurious 1920s villas to medieval quarters. Sainte-Maxime enchants with its relaxed atmosphere and long beaches, ideal for families and sports lovers, while the inland area is home to agricultural estates where you can enjoy local wines in a genuine and peaceful setting. A bit further along, the coastline becomes truly spectacular with the red rocks of the Esterel Massif plunging into the sea, creating scenes of rare beauty to explore along nature trails that are perfect for hiking and refreshing walks. Nice, with its vibrant Promenade des Anglais and lively old town, invites visitors to discover the cultural and nightlife energy of the region. There are countless activities to enjoy: from Place Massena, a recently renovated square that is as spacious as it is beautiful, to Place Garibaldi, passing through the gardens of the Promenade du Paillon. A visit to Old Nice is highly recommended—a maze of narrow streets filled with artisan shops, restaurants, and small piazzas. Île Sainte-Marguerite, with its historic fortress, Museum of the Sea, and botanical trail, is a small paradise of tranquility and natural discovery, enriched by protected nature reserves and abundant local wildlife.

The Vieux Port is the ancient port of Cannes. It is located at the foot of the Suquet hill, which is the historic center of the city, and is partly bordered by the wonderful Boulevard de la Croisette. This is the right place to take a walk caressed by the sea breeze, or to stop in one of the many clubs and restaurants that mainly serve fish-based dishes. Another place not to be missed is La Boulevard, bordered by beautiful beaches on one side, the most famous of which is Croisette Beach, and luxury hotels, high fashion boutiques, clubs and restaurants on the other.

Antibes, a town that invites you to discover its alleys, its squares and its artisan shops, strolling without haste and lingering on the wonderful views overlooking the sea. Leaving the old town of Antibes and going towards Cap d'Antibes, you will find 2 long sandy beaches, Ponteil beach and Salis beach, ideal for children because of shallow waters. The Grimaldi Castle is one of the most important historic buildings in Antibes and one of the testimonies of the city's rich past. Throughout history, the Castle continued to change owners and its widespread use and after being transformed into barracks it also became an artistic laboratory for Pablo Picasso.

Saint-Tropez was once a village with timeless charm, but today it is home to yachts, luxury boats and influential artists. Saint-Tropez thus has a double soul: on the one hand its worldly vocation, on the other a beautiful town with a bell tower and a historic center of great charm. In addition to Place aux Herbes, a wonderful square in the historic centre, where you can enjoy the most authentic side of the town, it is certainly Place des Lices. It is located in the heart of the centre, further away from the old port, and is one of the most beautiful squares in Saint Tropez.