Saint-Tropez

Glitz, glamour, yachts, and designer shops are certainly the first thing you may notice during a weekend in Saint Tropez. But if you peel back that layer, you’ll see something more.

Under the sun-soaked skies of the French Riviera, you’ll quickly find the stone buildings and cobblestone streets of the charming old port. You’ll admire the rows and rows of vines outside the town as you’re in the heart of Rosé country. There are even small remnants of this former quaint fishing village

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Camargue

Experience the fantastic feeling of space that a protected area offers. Unspoilt land, dry or wet plains, pine groves, ponds, prairies, sansouires, paddy fields, vines ... every walk is a new discovery.

The vast plain of the Camargue was formed by alluvia left by the various branches of the Rhône, which, over the centuries, have changed bed several times. The damming of the large and small Rhône has made the Camargue into a perfect island bordered to the north by Arles and to the south by the Mediterranean, to the east by the large Rhône and its estuary and to the west by the small Rhône that runs into the sea at Saintes Maries.

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French Riviera

Located between Nice and Monaco, the Coeur riviera is a group of 5 characterful villages, including La Turbie, Èze, Saint Jean Cap Ferrat, Beaulieu-sur-Mer and Villefranche-sur-Mer. Each has its own distinctive character, with Italian and
Provencal influences. The Coeur Riviera is also that part of the Côte d'Azur where the term Alpes Maritimes= is understood more than anywhere else. Here, the mountains stand side by side with the blue sea in a unique way, constantly giving the impression of taking a plunge into the Mediterranean, often resulting in breathtaking views...

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Marseille and Provence: A Cultural Mosaic

Marseille, a city with a history spanning over 2,600 years, is a vibrant tapestry of cultural heritage. Marseille’s ancient roots and innovative skyline form a unique cultural narrative. Meanwhile, Provence’s Romanesque relics and Gothic edifices reflect centuries of artistic evolution.

Together, Marseille and Provence celebrate a heritage that is both ancient and contemporary, a testament to the enduring spirit of human creativity and its dialogue with the natural world.

Marseille and Provence: A Celebration of Natural Wonders

Nestled along the Mediterranean Sea, there exists a realm where nature’s masterpieces are proudly showcased. Marseille’s Calanques, and Provence’s lavender fields and hills embody the region’s natural majesty. Historic sites blend with the landscape, offering a glimpse into a heritage-rich land where nature and culture harmoniously intertwine. It’s a place where every view is a postcard, inviting exploration and reflection in the Mediterranean’s sun-drenched embrace.

Discover the Culinary Delights of Marseille and Provence

Marseille and Provence offer a culinary adventure rooted in Mediterranean traditions. Olive oil enhances the flavors of fresh, local produce, while the region’s vineyards offer celebrated wines. Meals here are more than just food — they are cherished rituals that embody the French art of living. Each dish tells a story of tradition and passion, promising an unforgettable gastronomic journey. Come and immerse yourself in this culinary paradise, where every meal is a celebration of life.