A Visual Diary by Melissa Mayr
If there is one place to see and be seen in Saint Tropez its is Sénéquier. This iconic bright orange café situated right along the port and across numerous yachts, it has been the hotspot for stars and celebs ever since this little town started booming. The red theme really does carry on throughout the…
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I have visited the Cote d’Azur three times already so considering European summer is coming up soon, I felt like sharing my favorite spots in scenic Nice. Nice is the go-to place on the French Riviera as the city has its own airport with flights coming in from all major European cities. 1. Plage Beau…
Read MoreHere’s my final post on my trip to Nice. The main shopping street in Nice is extremely busy and filled with locals and tourists alike. It is lined with cute cafés and restaurants and their biggest department store Nice Étoile is situated along this street as well. The main square I guess Dinner – Spaghetti…
Read MoreThe port os Saint Tropez really mirrors the development of little fishing village to glamorous celebrity hotspot. All the buildings are still in their original shape and architecture, although very well renovated and taken care of. I did not spot that many big yachts in the port though as most of them were at sea…
Read MoreLe Galet is one of the more modern beach clubs in Nice. They offer full service, from sunloungers to a restaurant. We spent a full day here and really enjoyed it. I’m not sure if you can see that I basically have an intense rash all over my chest and shoulders here, I think the…
Read MoreThis art gallery was my personal highlight of my trip to Saint Tropez. I am really interested in art and the recent development of artists in fashion (cough cough Virgil Abloh), so I guess just by the first pic used in this post you can tell where this is going. We came across this little…
Read MoreConsidering the culinary arts, hardly any place in the world can top the French Riviera, especially Saint Tropez. For lunch we went to Biglari Café, as it is situated right along the port of Saint Tropez. We both had a beef tartare with fries, which is honestly one of my favorite dishes in the whole…
Read MoreNo place in the world is home to as many little boutiques as Saint Tropez. This little town hosts the most interesting stores and most extravagant selection of couture. Boutiques are a significant part of the whole French Riviera, so there’s no doubt Saint Tropez does not live up to this aesthetic. This post is…
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We had to get up really early on our second day on the French Riviera to catch the ferry to Saint Tropez from Nice Port. The company was called Trans Cote d’Azur and we had reserved the tickets beforehand online. The boat was fully booked and sadly the benches were not comfy at all, aside…
Read MoreBeing one of the oldest and also most infamous beach clubs in Nice, Plage Beau Rivage was one of our first stops in this maritime town. The iconic striped umbrellas are a staple here on the French Riviera. It was hot as hell that day, my nose got some serious sunburn. This little dog kept…
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