The private beach is for hotel guests only, but if you ask nicely you can have a drink by the infinity pool
Pastel swim-ware for days. Don't reach for the stacks on the side, that's for the folks that work there.
The sushi is exceptional. Try the roll rice paper roll. The mint in it really takes it over the top.
Amazing selection of swim suits. Check out the buttons on the linen pants, they say Saint Tropez; which makes them the fanciest buttons on the planet.
They discourage picture taking so you must be discrete. Check out the pool in the back.
Definitely want to make the drive here from Saint Tropez. Parking is tricky so you might just want to drive the streets slowly.
Stroll the water, eat outside. You won't want to leave. Be sure to do some shopping and try if possible to book in advance.
The Tart Tropezienne is the best desert I've ever tasted. Pretty sure it's what Hesiod was referring to when he wrote about the Ambrosia of the Gods.
You can park below and walk up or you can do the loop a couple times slowly. Either way the view is awesome.
Evening stroll up this hill then pop over to Le Blu for an alternative sweeping vista.
If you didn't bring pastels, you did it wrong. Fortunately there are plenty of shops to sort you out. Check out Be Shorts to start.
Awesome bartenders, check. Awesome music, check. Former Knitting Factory turned chill outpost.
