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Our Vilebrequin camper van is on the road again

06 July 2022 - Events

Ready for some flower power? Look out for the Vilebrequin camper van over the next 18 days as we meet you on vacation in the South of France. Stay tuned for plenty of French Riviera hotspots, hidden gems, and more…!

Le Lavandou

July, 9th

Immerse yourself in a nature reserve of rare beauty. Lavandou’s stunning beaches and former fishing port are perfect for sampling the French Riviera way of life.

La plage de Saint-Clair: Locals nickname this beach the Pearl of the Var. It’s easy to see why. La plage de l’Eléphant: After the effort, the reward! 100 or so steps lead you to turquoise waters and white sand.

Chez Jo Restaurant: Feast on grilled seafood as you dip your toes in the sea à la Robinson Crusoe. Watch out for the naturists nearby!

Saint-Tropez

July 10th to 12th

A little place they call paradise… This once-sleepy fishing village burst into life amid the freedom of the 70s, becoming the preferred summer home of generations of icons ―and an icon in its own right.

Cabane Bambou: Saint-Trop’s worst kept secret. Enjoy a bite to eat with a side order of sea air.

Play Pétanque: Place des Lices, where else! You may not beat the locals, but you can usually find a French star.

The best Tarte Tropézienne: from the guy who invented it! RDV at La Tarte Tropézienne boutique, Place des Lices.

Drink coffee like Brigitte Bardot: Pull up a chair at Sénéquier café by the port. Icons only.

NEXT STOPS

SAINTE-MAXIME - July, 13th : One of the French Riviera’s best-loved resorts, Sainte Maxime backs onto the Massif des Maures—the most ancient and untouched land in Provence.

CANNES - July, 14th to 16th : Far from the Film Festival and the Croisette, a more authentic Cannes awaits. This way, please.

JUAN-LES-PINS - July, 17th and 18th : Hemingway and Scott Fitzgerald would approve. Located in the Antibes area, Juan-les-Pins drew some of the biggest names in American literature.

NICE - July, 19th and 20th: Not just one giant retirement home. A thriving and deeply modern city, Nice hasn’t lost any of its old-world charm along the way.

BEAULIEU-SUR-MER - July, 21st and 22nd : Beaulieu became popular in the golden age of the Roaring Twenties, largely thanks to Europe’s crowned royalty.

MONACO - July, 23rd and 24th/07/22:Monaco boasts more luxury per square meter than anywhere else in the world. But its greatest treasure will always be its jaw-dropping natural beauty.