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Aug 16

I can't think of a better place to enjoy an uncrowded swim in the sea and a dip in a natural, saltwater pool. When you get out and head back to your sunbed a Provencal Spritz could be waiting for you...⁠⁠One of our new favorite places in the south of France @lesrochesrouges by @beaumierhotels. ⁠⁠Les Roche Rouges is the perfect combination of modern and Mediterranean and one of the best places for relaxation by the sea. ⁠⁠📷 @mikeslone⁠🇫🇷 Saint Raphael, France⁠⁠

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Aug 14

We are back at one of our new favorite places in the south of France @lesrochesrouges by @beaumierhotels. ⁠⁠Les Roche Rouges is the perfect combination of modern and Mediterranean and one of the best places for relaxation by the sea. We reserved four sunchairs near the water (upper left of this photo) and spent the day swimming in the sea or in one of two pools and then had lunch on the terrace. We can't recommend this place enough.⁠⁠⁠📷 @mikeslone⁠🇫🇷 Saint Raphael, France⁠⁠⁠ps- One of our favorite things about @lesrochesrouges: almost no summertime traffic to deal with on the drive here. Unlike Saint Tropez, you can reach the property from the A8 using less traveled roads and avoid the city centers where things clog up.⁠⁠⁠

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Aug 13

The symbol of Nice, the blue chair. ⁠⁠The famous blue chairs along the Promenade des Anglais are a great place to stare at the sea and contemplate life. The iconic chairs are found in rows of 20 along the water and grabbing a photo while seated on one of the blue chairs has become a must-do for visitors.⁠⁠📷 @mikeslone⁠🇫🇷 Nice, France⁠⁠⁠⁠

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Aug 10

Even a cloudy day on the beach in Nice is a nice day! ⁠⁠You can sit directly on the pebbles, rent a sun chair for the day, or dine at one of the restaurants directly on the beach. ⁠⁠The beaches in the Nice area are covered with large flat grey stones called “galets” which contribute to making the sea color the vibrant blue that the French Riviera is famous for. ⁠⁠📷 @mikeslone⁠🇫🇷 Nice, France⁠⁠ps- There are people that must tan professionally in Nice. The people on the beaches in Nice are some of the tannest I have ever seen.⁠

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