Savoir Vivre on the Cote d’Azur – with Gatsby Nights at Sea

Colourful houses on the natural harbour, surrounded by pine, olive and cypress groves – the picturesque fishing village of Portofino is one of the most legendary sights on the Ligurian coast. The Romanesque Church of San Giorgio and Castello Brown, which sits high above the resort, are particularly worth visiting. Although Portofino has been a favourite spot for the jet set to meet since the 1950s, it has still maintained its unique atmosphere: luxury yachts, sophisticated shops and first-class hotels fit harmoniously into the overall picture of this charming village.

With its Venetian flair and Corsican charm, Saint-Florent is an idyllic little town on the north coast of Corsica. Set between the impressive citadel and the emerald-green Gulf of Saint-Florent, the town exudes a special kind of peace and serenity. The colourful houses on the old harbour, surrounded by the ramparts, are an inviting place for a stroll, and regional specialities can be enjoyed in the little restaurants. Around Saint-Florent can be found the fine sandy beaches and wild landscapes of Cap Corse – a paradise for outdoor activities such as hiking and water sports that showcase the natural beauty of Corsica.

St-Tropez, with its picturesque streets, colourful houses and luxurious Cote d’Azur lifestyle, has a captivating charm of its own. The town, once a tranquil fishing village, was made famous in the 1960s by Brigitte Bardot and the international jet set. Artists like Paul Signac and Henri Matisse found inspiration here at the end of the 19th century – and today you can admire their work in the Musee de l’Annonciade. The port, the early 17th-century citadel and the Place des Lices can be discovered on a charming walk around the old town.

Cannes, world-famous for its international film festival, which has been attracting a host of stars to the French Riviera every year since 1946, has more to offer than just glamour and glitz along the glamorous Croisette. The romantic medieval old town of Le Suquet is reminiscent of its beginnings as a small fishing village, long before it was discovered by British aristocrats in the 19th century and developed into an exclusive holiday destination. Here, narrow streets and charming squares invite you to stroll around, and the view of the harbour and the deep blue Mediterranean Sea is simply unforgettable. Cannes combines historical roots with modern luxury, a place where tradition and glamour come together in a special way.

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