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| 01 | St.-Tropez: Where to Eat: Cocktails: Le Bar du SubeOn the second floor of a historic portside hotel, this pub is frequented by local mariners year-round. No flash here—just nautical nostalgia, model-sailboat decor and worn leather booths. Grab a... |
| 02 | St.-Tropez: Indagare Insiders: Club 55's Patrice de Colmont on St. TropezThe charming owner of the legendary Club 55 (www.leclub55.com) on Pampelonne Beach, has lived in St.-Tropez for over 50 years. “What I find really surprising is that there’s an area... |
| 03 | St.-Tropez: Where to Eat: Local Cuisine: L’Auberge des MauresThis landmark restaurant has been serving up traditional Provençal specialties for nearly eight decades. Reserve a table on the garden patio under a trellis of century-old vines. Highlights include aioli,... |
| 04 | St.-Tropez: Where to Stay: Value: Pastis Hotel de St. TropezOverlooking the Bay of St.-Tropez, the nine spacious rooms of this guesthouse combine elegant interiors with a contemporary twist. Owners John and Pauline Larkin, two former London-based designers, have infused... |
| 05 | St.-Tropez: Where to Stay: Hip: Pan Deï PalaisThe recently opened hotel, in a refurbished 19th-century mansion just off the Place des Lices, is my favorite. Once the home of Napoleonic hero General Jean-François Allard and his Indian-born... |
| 06 | St.-Tropez: Where to Stay: Luxury: Villa MarieBlessed with views of the Bay of Pampelonne and St.-Tropez’s vineyards, the sprawling forty-two-room bastide, in a cicada-thrumming pine grove just outside of Ramatuelle, is undeniably romantic. Designed by owners... |
| 07 | St.-Tropez: Where to Eat: On the Water: Cabane BambouSituated at the far end of Pampelonne, this is a quiet private beach by day, and at night Bambou restaurant is one of those rare places where you can dine... |
| 08 | St.-Tropez: Where to Stay: Newcomers: Benkiraï Saint-TropezSet back on a quiet, leafy road, Hotel Benkiraï is the first of its kind in St.-Tropez—an ultracontemporary property designed by cool Parisian Patrick Jouin (who also did Alain Ducasse’s... |
| 09 | St.-Tropez: Where to Stay: Grand: Château Hôtel de la MessardièrePerched on a hilltop studded with umbrella pines, a ten-minute drive from the village, this turreted 19th-century castle exemplifies Mediterranean grandeur. The decor is Florentine inspired, and the views of... |
| 10 | St.-Tropez: Where to Stay: Boutique: La Bastide de Saint-TropezMost guests at this twenty-six-room manor house are lodged in pink-and-ocher pavilions, some of which have garden terraces and open-air Jacuzzis. The hotel is set back from a country road,... |
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| 01 | Ask Advice:Questions and Answers: Brazil: rent a VillaThere are beautiful beaches and houses to rent in a few areas. Buzios, which is often called the St. Tropez or Hamptons of Brazil, is only about a two-hour drive... |
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