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64 promenade de la Baie de Bon
83350 Ramatuelle
France
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A very nice beach indeed. It combines the natural beauty of Carmel (where I was born), the finest…read morewater of Hawaii and the weather of Newport Beach. Add in superb beachside restaurants (Cap 21, Les Murennes), and full service lounges to complete the day. The navette service at the better clubs provides a lovely welcome for "yacht people".
Very nice sand, affordable parking lots and shady spots w chairs on the beach. Polite and pleasant…read morecrowd
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A classic and well known beach club in Saint Tropez. I love coming here because it's such a down to…read moreearth place. Of course it's also visited by the rich and famous. The beach is ok even, though the mattresses lay directly on the ground instead of being on a bed. The staff is amazing and friendly.
Le Club 55 is an iconic super upscale beachfront club on Pampelonne Beach in Ramatuelle, France…read more Famous for its relaxed but stylish atmosphere, celebrity clientele, and classic French Mediterranean cuisine. Be prepared for high prices and potentially inconsistent service, as the main draw is the iconic Saint-Tropez beach club atmosphere. Worth a visit once and enjoy the moment. Cheers
Sunset time!
Our delish lunch! Honestly some of the best red sauce I've had!
Fresh Berries & Espresso
We had a blast here! Upscale, lively, and over-the-top in all the right ways. really fun…read moreinternational crowd.
Miso salmon 8.32/10- this was so good with the edamame rice and their green beans. The salmon top…read morelayer was crispy while the filet was very fresh and creamy. The peanut sauce served with it was a perfect pairing and was great with the edamame rice. The green beans were on the sweeter side and had sesame oil on it. Linguini pasta 9/10- good sauce to noodle ratio, spicy, good in general - @mansi.shahh Crispy tuna 11/10- delicious, it was amazing. Crispy rice was perfect tuna was fresh, they made an avocado crema that was layered in between which was delicious - @princess_ary_ Margherita pizza 8/10- crust was fire but the cherry tomatoes were a bit out of place on it, the cheese was fresh Sex on the beach 4.13/10- incredibly strong, could barely actually enjoy the drink due to the fact it tasted more like straight alcohol than a classic cocktail. Refreshing I guess Pina colada 5/10 Pina colada 4/10 ^^ tasted bad, wasn't even blended Tropical detox juice 8/10- delicious, refreshing Shots 3/10- so overpriced, liked that they put an orange instead of a lime very original. The shot went down smoothly i suppose.. as smooth as a shot could go. Definitely did the job This place is a really cute and popular day club in St. Tropez. In order to rent the opium bed, you have to purchase at least $600 minimum worth of food and drinks on most days which is pretty overpriced but given their overpriced menu items, it's easy to reach. However their food genuinely was tasty and the entire day club was so beautiful
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Tuna tartare was delicious. Service on the level as always! Shout to the whole team for making…read moreatmosphere and having unforgettable night! We will be back for sure!
This place is always a party top notch. They make each person feel like $1 million. DJs are…read moreawesome. They have valet it's 25 euro
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Anchor your boat, they'll come pick you up with small zodiac boat to take you to the beach and…read morerestaurant! How cool? The food at the restaurant is good and you eat "feet in the sand". They offer a wide variety of dishes so you will absolutely find something to your taste.
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Ambiance fine. Location great. Renovation superbe. Food…read morefine. Service very good. Price high. Tartare excellent Nomade very good Octopus too cooked Tuna steak very good Missing cabane bambou spirit.
We walked into the beach club from the beach the google maps is wrong as far as the location…read more Chaises are on the sand which is common I guess in the med. food was very fresh, lots of veggies, lamb, risottos, and gazpacho (not great) ... I tried most of the menu because we were with a large group and liked everything except the gazpacho. Worth the trip there, since there are a bunch of choices, I would go here again. The service was helpful and responsive -- no complaints . I'm not sure I'd stay on the beach but rather bring a suit and go for a dip after lunch. It's exactly what I expected it to be.
View of st trip In the late evening
Heirloom tomatoes and mozzarella in a shirt bread bowl. Big portion!
Pearl Beach is one of the very few beach clubs in St Tropez itself, most are a few kilometers away…read moreover in Ramatuelle. I went here with 3 friends for dinner and sunset cocktails. Pearl Beach is a trendy spot that feels like you're entering a swank Balinese style lounge. The lighting and various water features add to its allure. We were lucky and got to eat on the beach itself. There is something special about being able to dine al fresco on the sand underneath a starry night staring at the endless parade of mega yachts. We opted for the 3 course menus. At €75 / person this isn't cheap, but for St Tropez it isn't outlandish. For my starter I had the assortment of asian delights...deep fried spring roll, samosa, and shrimp. The shrimp was the highlight here as the samosa and spring roll were a bit overly greasy. For the main, I had the duck which was prepared many ways and included quite a bit of foie gras. This was followed by a delicious warm molten cake. That said, my friend's assortment of little desserts was clearly the way to go, as you got to try about 1/2 dozen delights. Pearl Beach is a great spot, about a 10 minute walk from the main port of St Tropez...a bit removed form most of the "scene" but that makes for a relaxing dinner. We didn't come during the day, but it looks to be like a fairly upscale beach club. The beaches are nicer in Ramatuelle though.
the most obnoxious rude tourist trap,,,,stay away,,,, the menu says "caesar salad",,,,, when it…read morearrived with chicken i said that i don't eat chicken and it did NOT say that the salad included chicken,,,, they argued and made me "the customer" feel badly by telling me caesar salad ALWAYS comes with chicken,,,, really?! I don't think so! Rude tourist trap,,,,stay away!
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Very popular on the weekends, crowded, good swimming area…read more Recommend getting there early. Restaurant nearby , but recommend reservations.
This place is a lot of effort to get to, to end up in a mediocre island…read more We were meeting up with family here, so it was our first time here and we may return in the future. However, once we disembarked off that ferry, we weren't super impressed by anything as had been described to us. There are places to hike, a small village in the center with eateries and other places to explore. If you are travelling from afar, then maybe skip this one and try another island with more charm, better food options and accessibility. I think if it was easier to get to (even though we were not tourists to France), then maybe I would change my review. Until next time...
Ile de Porquerolles is a little slice of heaven in the French Riviera. Escape the crowds, anchor…read morefor free just west of the marina and dingy into the village. Explore the old fort, the chapel, the restaurants, and watch the kids play in the dusty square. Sure, you can buy plastic dolphins and t-shirts at some of the tourist traps, but Ile de Porquerolles is incredible and worth a visit. We stayed for a couple of days just to savor it. Follow the narrow roads and trails up to the old fort and see the harbor and the anchorage spread out below. (We skipped the museum portion.) Go a little farther to the old windmill which, if you approach by boat, you can see from the ocean. This is a French version of Cumberland Island. If you are here, just count yourself lucky, enjoy one of those fun 7-ounce bottles of Kronenberg, and relax.