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| 01 | St.-Tropez: Where to Eat: Hot Spots: Pearl Beach Restaurant and LoungeThis cavernous restaurant and lounge is fast becoming a popular nightspot thanks to an enchanting, oasislike setting. Guests sit under palm trees on a large wooden deck surrounding a blue-marble... |
| 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: Family Friendly: La VerdoyanteThis inexpensive, family-run place is located in the nearby village of Gassin (a nice escape from the crowds and the heat). The restaurant excels in southern French classics including bouillabaisse,... |
| 04 | St.-Tropez: Where to Eat: On the Water: Le Club 55When Roger Vadim shot And God Created Woman, with the then-unknown Brigitte Bardot, in 1956, he used Club 55 as a snack shack between takes. Though a genuine landmark presiding... |
| 05 | St.-Tropez: Where to Eat: Global Cuisine: SalamaBook in advance at this popular spot for Moroccan cuisine served in an exotic but contemporary setting. The fish tagines are marvelous, as is the couscous. |
| 06 | 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,... |
| 07 | 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... |
| 08 | St.-Tropez: Where to Stay: On the Water: Hotel Epi PlageHidden in the dunes next to trendy Nikki beach sounds like an unlikely place for a restful retreat, but that’s just what Epi Plage is. Comprising ten pale-yellow wooden bungalows... |
| 09 | St.-Tropez: What to See & Do: Sports & Activities: Golf de Beauvallonst tropez, france, golf, golf club, sport, fitness, linksIn a grove of oaks and pines with a view of the Gulf of St.-Tropez, this private eighteen-hole club is the swankiest... |
| 10 | St.-Tropez: What to See & Do: Vineyards: RamatuelleThe area where the chic and wealthy hide out in private hillside villas is also renowned for its Côtes de Provence vineyards. Locals adore Château des Marres (Route des Plages,... |
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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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