Explore The Seductive Saint Tropez July 1, 2015Find out why Jill finds Saint Tropez seductive… The little ferryboat slowly makes its way across the glittering bay toward the historic Saint Tropez, from Port Grimaud where I’m staying. It’s my favourite way to arrive. Past all manner of sleek motor boats, one aptly named ‘one more toy’… Say’s it all really about this …Continue Reading
Explore · Guided Holiday Tours · Rebecca Whitlocke Looking for a Walking Tour of Antibes September 10, 2021One Saturday, I had the great pleasure to join a walking tour of Antibes. I already know a lot about Antibes’ history, including the buildings, museums, art and attractions, so I was interested in joining this tour and learning more. Demand for the tour was incredible; the tour was 10x oversubscribed, proving Antibes’ popularity with …Continue Reading
Christine van der Linden · Hans Zeegers · Inspire · Provencal History & Traditions Why Pétanque the Game is the Soul of Life in Southern France July 3, 2025Beneath the dappled shade of plane trees across Provence, a timeless tradition unfolds daily as silver balls arc through the air with precision and purpose. Pétanque, France’s beloved boules game, represents far more than mere recreation—it embodies the essence of southern French culture and community. Pétanque: A Cultural Cornerstone In the sun-drenched villages and towns …Continue Reading
Explore · Guest Post · Villages Towns and Cities Feeling at Ease in Villefranche-sur-Mer and French Riviera September 23, 2020Guest Writer: Solo on the French Riviera Of all the places, I choose Villefranche-sur-Mer on the French Riviera as my holiday escape for two weeks a year. As a working woman, in my fifties, I am conscious that travelling alone is not always easy. Short of not being able to convince anyone to go with …Continue Reading