Indulge and Unwind in the South of France

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  • South of France

  • Arts & Culture

  • Beaches

  • Couples Travel

  • Food & Wine

  • Cannes

  • Marseille

  • Coastal

  • Sightseeeing

  • Relaxation

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Fora’s Take

There’s a reason the South of France is such a sought-after destination. Set along the beautiful Mediterranean coast, this region is home to numerous historic villages, museums, restaurants and beaches all set along the sea. Whether you’re looking to indulge in the ritzy areas like St Tropez and Cannes, relax by the sea in Antibes and Cassis or unwind up in the rolling hills of Provence - there’s something for everyone.

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Things to do in South of France

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  • Calanques National Park (Cassis) - gorgeous national park near Marseille known for its limestone cliffs, secret coves for swimming and stunning sea views. Offers various hiking trail options for all levels.

  • Fondation Maeght (St Paul de Vence) - Beautiful museum and grounds featuring modern and contemporary art from the likes of Joan Miro, Marc Chagall, Alexander Calder and more.

  • Musée Picasso (Antibes) - set in the historic Chateau Grimaldi in Antibes, this museum showcases Pablo Picasso’s work.

  • MuCEM (Marseille) - a cultural landmark in the city of Marseille, this museum features historic and modern exhibits and is a beautiful building located on the port. You can walk the ground and walk up to the top to see beautiful views of the city and sea.

  • Hike the Nietzsche Path to the historic village of Eze.

  • Shop at the luxury stores in Cannes (don’t forget about tax-free!)

  • Spend the day at one of the beach clubs in Ramatuelle: LouLou, La Reserve, Club 55.

  • Discover one of the many beautiful historic cities: Aix en Provence, Antibes, Cannes, Nice, St Paul de Vence, Marseille, St Tropez.

  • Relax by the sea.

  • Rent a boat for the day - discover the Calanques and have lunch at one of the many beach clubs.

Places to eat & drink in South of France

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  • La Colombe D’Or: Located in the town of St Paul de Vence, delicious classic french food set in a beautiful open-air terrace. Lovely for lunch and dinner.

  • Mercerie: Favorite dinner spot in Marseille Lamercerie. Affordable yet delicious tasting menu paired with natural wines.

  • Tuba Club: Set on the coast, this hip beach club features amazing food and vibes for an afternoon lunch or dinner

  • Hotel La Ponche: Favorite place for a romantic, scenic dinner in the heart of St Tropez.

  • La Guerite: Located on a small island off the coast of Cannes. This restaurant features beautiful views of the sea, serving fresh seafood and more. Be sure to book in advance.

  • Restaurant Francis Mallmann: Get a taste of world-renowned Argentine Chef Francis Mallmann’s cuisine at Château La Coste. Open fire cooking for lunch on the weekends and dinner Wednesday - Saturday.

  • LouRoc Restaurant: One-Michelin star restaurant at the famous Hotel du Cap Eden-Roc .

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