Sun, Sand, and Style: Top French Riviera Beach Clubs

When you imagine the French Riviera, what do you see? You probably see bright blue umbrellas, rows of white sun loungers, and the sound of waves gently hitting the shore while soft music plays in the background. 

In the South of France, a beach club is more than just a place to swim. It is a place to spend the whole day. You can have a delicious lunch with your feet in the sand, read a book on a comfortable “transat” (that is what the French call a sunbed), and watch the sunset with your friends.

At Atelier Plage, our name literally means “Beach Workshop.” We are obsessed with the coastal lifestyle. We believe that a day at the beach should be effortless, elegant, and mindful of the beauty around us. Whether you want a quiet family day or a fun party atmosphere, there is a perfect spot for you.

Put on your Saint-Tropez Oversized T-Shirt and grab your sunscreen. Let’s explore the best beach clubs from Nice to Monaco!

 

Nice: The Blue Pebble Beauty

Nice is famous for its “Galets”, the smooth, grey pebbles that make the water look like sparkling diamonds. Because the beach is pebbly, beach clubs here are very popular for providing comfortable beds and wooden walkways.

1. Castel Plage

Located at the very end of the Promenade des Anglais, right under the big cliffs of Castle Hill, Castel Plage is iconic. It feels very private because it is tucked away in a corner. The restaurant serves amazing Mediterranean food. It is the perfect place to sit back and realize why people have been coming to Nice for hundreds of years.

Menu and Dining Experience

The restaurant at Castel Plage is celebrated for its fresh, locally sourced ingredients and artistic decor.

• Signature Dishes: Highlights include artisanal burrata from Villeneuve-Loubet, Angus beef tagliata with Thai sauce, shrimp risotto, and a variety of fresh seafood, such as grilled sea bass.
• Desserts & Drinks: Their large, crunchy Pavlova and artisanal ice cream are popular finishes, paired with premium cocktails such as spicy margaritas or local rosés.
• Dining Atmosphere: The setting blends Art Deco and contemporary art, offering a warm, chic vibe that feels “Nice-chic” without being stuffy.

Beach Rentals and Pricing

Although the beach is pebbled (typical of Nice), the club offers high-quality amenities to ensure a comfortable stay.

• Sunbed Options: A full-day sunbed and umbrella package typically costs around €30–€35, with front-row seats sometimes requiring an additional fee.
• Additional Rentals: Parasols can be rented individually for €5, and towels are available for roughly €7.
• Amenities: The club offers wooden decking for easy walking, along with on-site showers, changing rooms, and Wi-Fi.

Reservations and Practical Info

Given its popularity and limited space at the foot of the cliff, booking in advance is highly recommended, especially during the summer.

• How to Book: Reservations for both beach beds and restaurant tables can be made through their official website’s online booking portal or by calling +33 4 93 85 22 66.
• Hours: Typically open daily from 10:00 AM to midnight during the season, with lunch served from 12:00 PM to 3:00 PM and dinner from 7:00 PM to 9:30 PM.
• Location: 8 Quai des États-Unis marks the quietest end of the beach area, offering cleaner water and a more private feel due to the natural cliff boundary.

 

2. Blue Beach

If you are travelling with your family, Blue Beach is a great choice. It is located right in front of the famous Negresco Hôtel. They have a very friendly staff and a great kids’ menu. It is central, easy to find, and very welcoming.

Menu and Dining

The Diningrant specializes in “Gastro Plage” dining, focusing on Mediterranean flavours and fresh ingredients.

• Signature Dishes: Reviewers often recommend the “Royale Blue Beach” salad, fresh lobster, and delicately flavoured sole. For those seeking non-seafood options, the Italian burger is a popular choice.
• Family Dining: There is a dedicated children’s menu priced at approximately €11.
• Beverages: The bar is known for its variety of Spritz cocktails, artisanal coffee, and local draught beers.

Beach Experience and Amenities

The club features classic blue-and-white striped mattresses and a layout designed for comfort.

• Sunbed Pricing: A standard sunbed (transat) for the day costs approximately €22, while premium front-row spots are around €26. For a more luxurious experience, double beds are available for roughly €65.
• Rentals: Umbrella and towel rentals are typically €7 each.
• Facilities: The club is wheelchair-accessible and offers clean restrooms, outdoor showers, and changing rooms.

Reservations and Practical Information:

Blue Beach is open year-round, making it a reliable spot even outside the peak summer months.

• How to Book: Restaurant tables can be reserved by calling +33 4 93 87 10 36. Note that sunbeds (matelas) are generally booked on-site on a first-come, first-served basis.
• Hours: Daily from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM, with extended evening hours from June to September.
• Parking: Paid parking lots and street parking are available nearby, though they can fill up quickly on weekends.

Style Tip: Nice is a city of “chic comfort.” Our Nice France Fitted Beach Sweatshirt is the perfect item to keep in your beach bag for when the sun goes down, and the sea breeze gets cool.

Antibes & Juan-les-Pins: Sandy Paradise

Antibes and its neighbour, Juan-les-Pins, are special because they have soft, sandy beaches. This area has a very relaxed, artistic vibe.

3. Plage Keller (Antibes)

If you want to feel like a movie star from the 1950s, this is where you go. Plage Keller is a legendary family-run establishment on the Cap d’Antibes, renowned for its white-sand beach, a rare luxury in a region of pebbles, and its panoramic restaurant, Le César. Located in the protected Bay of La Garoupe, it offers a refined, “quiet luxury” atmosphere with a history dating back to 1931.

Le César Restaurant & Menu

Dining here is a high-end Mediterranean experience focused on the “flavour of the south” and premium seafood.

• Signature Seafood: Visitors frequently praise the wild Mediterranean sea bass cooked in a salt crust, John Dory (roasted or in bouillabaisse), and the bluefin tuna with satay.
• Gourmet Specialities: The menu also features indulgent dishes, such as ravioli with summer truffle cream and Breton lobster soup.
• Dining Setting: You can choose between the elegant two-story panoramic terrace or dining directly on the sand with your feet just inches from the water.

Beach Experience & Amenities

The beach is famous for its crystal-clear turquoise waters and calm conditions, making it one of the best swimming spots on the coast.

• Premium Comfort: The club offers comfortable sunbeds and two wooden pontoons that extend into the sea for a truly immersive experience.
• Safety & Convenience: A jellyfish net is installed during the summer months to ensure safe swimming, and the club offers high-end facilities, including clean showers, changing rooms, and Wi-Fi.
• Service Highlights: Guests can enjoy a dedicated snack and drink menu served directly to their deckchairs by an attentive staff.

Reservations & Practical Info

Because of its prestigious reputation and limited space in the bay, Plage Keller is often fully booked weeks in advance during the high season.

• How to Book: Reservations for both the restaurant and beach beds can be made via their official website or by calling +33 4 93 61 33 74.
• Access: Valet parking is highly recommended, as local street parking in Cap d’Antibes is extremely difficult to find.
• Operating Season: Typically open daily from mid-March through September, with lunch served from 12:00 PM to 2:00 PM and dinner starting at 7:00 PM.

 

4. Royal Beach (Antibes)

 

Royal Beach is a sleek, modern beach club located between the historic Old Town of Antibes and the lively Juan-les-Pins. It is highly regarded for its elegant wooden pontoon and its upscale Italian-influenced dining.

MenDiningDining The Diningrant at Royal Beach offers a refined “Gastro-Beach” menu that blends Mediterranean freshness with classic Italian flavours.

• Signature Dishes: Reviewers often highlight the fresh seafood platters, creamy burrata with heirloom tomatoes, and their signature truffle pasta.
• Italian Specialities: The club is famous for its artisanal pizzas and fresh fish of the day, often prepared simply with olive oil and lemon to highlight the quality.
• Dining Setting: You can choose to dine in the stylish, shaded restaurant area or have light “chic snacks” delivered directly to your sunbed.

Beach Experience and Amenities

The beach area is known for its clean, sandy shore and its iconic wooden pier, which allows guests to dive directly into deeper, clear water.

• Sunbed Options: They offer classic plush sunbeds on the sand as well as premium spots on the wooden pontoon for those who want a more “over-water” feel.
• Facilities: The club is well equipped with clean, private changing rooms, hot outdoor showers, and high-speed Wi-Fi throughout the beach area.
• Service: Guests frequently mention the professional “beach boys” who provide attentive towel service and drink orders throughout the day.

Reservations and Practical Information

Royal Beach is a popular spot for locals and tourists alike, so booking ahead is essential during the summer months.

• How to Book: Reservations for the restaurant and the beach can be made by calling +33 4 93 33 72 81. For peak weekends, it is best to call at least a few days in advance.
• Hours: Typically open from 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM for the beach, with the restaurant open for lunch and, in high season, occasionally for sunset dinner events.
• Location: Situated at 16 Boulevard Maréchal Leclerc, it is easily accessible on foot from the centre of Antibes.

 This club offers an amazing view of the “Old Antibes” ramparts and the snowy Alps in the distance. It is a bit more modern and has a great pier where you can jump straight into the deep blue water.

5. La Passagère (Juan-les-Pins)

La Passagère is a Michelin-starred gastronomic jewel located within the legendary 5-star Hôtel BelleHôteles. Steeped in history as the 1920s home of F. Scott Fitzgerald, the restaurant offers an unparalleled Art Deco atmosphere where the glamorous “Roaring Twenties” meet the modern Mediterranean.

Visitors often highlight the breathtaking views from the terrace, which overlooks the sea toward the Estérel mountains.

Signature Cuisine & Menu Highlights:

Executive Chef Aurélien Véquaud focuses on high-quality Mediterranean seafood, featuring signature items such as bluefin tuna, sea bass, and lobster. 

The pastry chef, Steve Moracchini, is famous for his creative desserts, particularly his inventive takes on local flavours, such as delicate samphire.

Atmosphere & Heritage:

The interior is a masterpiece of Art Deco design, featuring restored chrome chandeliers, hand-painted frescoes, and original mosaic floors.

It maintains a strictly “elegant” dress code, fostering a refined environment that is perfect for special occasions and “date night” dining.

Service & Amenities:

Guests can enjoy first-class service, including valet parking and a world-class wine cellar featuring labels from Mediterranean islands.

While the restaurant is part of the hhôtel it is hotel-accessible to the public and features a terrace considered one of the most sought-after spots on the Côte d’Azur.

Reservation & Policies:

Reservations are highly recommended and can be made via TheFork or by calling +33 4 97 21 75 59. Please note that pets are not allowed in the gastronomic dining area, and the restaurant typically operates from Wednesday to Sunday.

Juan-les-Pins is known for its jazz history and fun energy. La Passagère is part of the famous Hôtel Belle. This is where the writer F. Scott Fitzgerald used to stay! It feels very “Great Gatsby.” It is historical, luxurious, and very dreamy.

Cannes: Glamour and the Red Carpet

Cannes is the city of cinema. The beach clubs here are located along the “Croisette.” These clubs are very stylish and are the best places to see and be seen.

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6. Carlton Beach Club

If you want the ultimate Cannes experience, the Carlton is the place. It was recently renovated and looks stunning. With its famous central pier and white umbrellas, it is the definition of French Riviera luxury.

The Carlton Beach Club is perhaps the most iconic beach destination in Cannes, located directly on the glamorous Boulevard de la Croisette. Following a massive renovation, it has reopened with a fresh, sophisticated look that captures the timeless spirit of the French Riviera.

Menu and Dining Experience

The restaurant offers a “bistronomic” menu that focuses on local Mediterranean products and high-end flavours.

• Signature Dishes: Reviewers often praise the “Carlton Lobster Roll,” the fresh sea bass ceviche, and their expertly grilled catch of the day.
• Artisanal Treats: The club features an on-site pastry shop known for delicate tarts and a bar serving creative cocktails, such as the “Riviera Spritz.”
• Atmosphere: The dining area feels like a high-end yacht, with nautical details and a shaded terrace that provides one of the best “people-watching” views in the world.

Beach Experience and Amenities

The club is famous for its service and its historic pier, which is often used for high-fashion photo shoots and exclusive events.

• Sunbed Rentals: A day on a sunbed typically costs €70-€100, depending on the season and location (pontoon vs. sand).
• Facilities: Guests have access to luxurious changing rooms, high-quality towels, and attentive “beach valets” who can assist with any request.
• Pier Access: The central wooden pier allows you to jump directly into the deep blue water, avoiding the sand if you prefer.

Reservations and Practical Info:

Because of its worldwide fame, Carlton Beach Club is often fully booked months in advance during the Film Festival and peak summer.

• How to Book: It is strongly recommended to book online through their official website or by calling the reception at +33 4 93 06 44 94.
• Operating Hours: The beach area is typically open from 11:00 AM to 6:00 PM, while the restaurant serves lunch and afternoon drinks.
• Location: L8 Boulevard de la Croisette. Itis easy to find, right in front of the Grand Carlton Cannes 

The world of vintage photography and classic boats inspires this club. It has a very cool, “retro” feel. The food is fresh, and the music is always just right. It’s the perfect place to wear something simple but high-quality.

7 La Môme Plage

Known for its “retro-chic” atmosphere, La Môme Plage is inspired by the glamour of the 1950s and the world of vintage Riva boats, making it a favourite for those who appreciate high-end design and a lively social scene.

Menu and Dining Experience:

The restaurant offers a sophisticated fusion of Mediterranean and international flavours, served in a setting that evokes a classic Italian film set.

• Signature Cuisine: Reviewers frequently highlight fresh sushi and sashimi, as well as Mediterranean classics such as grilled whole fish and prime cuts of meat.
• Creative Cocktails: The bar is famous for its inventive cocktail list, often enjoyed during the “Golden Hour” as the sun sets over the bay.
• Dining Vibe: The atmosphere is energetic and glamorous, often featuring live DJs or upbeat music that captures the spirited essence of Cannes.

Beach Experience and Amenities:

The beach area is designed with comfort and style in mind, featuring light wood accents and turquoise accents that complement the sea.

• Sunbed Rentals: Guests can choose between sunbeds on the sandy beach or on the wooden pontoon for a more exclusive feel. Prices typically start around €70-€80, depending on the row and the time of year.
• Service & Comfort: The club offers high-quality towel service, large umbrellas for shade, and an attentive team of “plagistes” to attend to every detail.
• Facilities: Modern changing rooms, clean restrooms, and outdoor showers are available for all guests.

Reservations and Practical Information:

Due to its reputation and prime location, La Môme Plage (click to open side panel for more information) is a very popular destination, especially during the Cannes Film Festival and the peak summer months.

• How to Book: It is strongly recommended to reserve well in advance. You can book a table or a sunbed by calling +33 4 93 38 22 00 or through their official website.
• Operating Hours: The club typically opens at 12:00 PM for lunch and beach service, closing around 4:30 PM for the day shift, though hours can extend for special evening events in the summer.
• Location: You can find it at Boulevard de la Croisette, easily identified by its elegant retro signage.

Look the Part:

Walking the Croisette requires an effortless look. We recommend our Oversized Beach T-Shirt in Black. It is made from 100% organic, recycled cotton, making it both stylish and kind to the ocean.

Saint-Tropez: The Party and the Pines

Saint-Tropez is world-famous for its beach clubs, specifically on Pampelonne Beach. This is a long, 5-kilometre stretch of white sand surrounded by pine trees.

8. Club 55

Located on the legendary Pampelonne Beach, Club 55 has maintained its status as the ultimate “quiet luxury” destination since its founding during the filming of And God Created Woman in 1955.

Dining and Menu:

The restaurant focuses on simplicity and the highest quality local ingredients, serving classic Mediterranean fare that feels like a sophisticated family gathering.

• • Features the world-famous “Grand Panier de Crudités,” a massive basket of fresh, raw seasonal vegetables served with a signature dipping sauce.
  • Offers a curated selection of fresh grilled fish, local cheeses, and chilled rosé wines from the neighbouring vineyards.

Atmosphere and Design:

Unlike the high-energy party clubs nearby, the vibe here is calm, understated, and timeless, with a focus on natural materials.

• • Decorated with simple wooden tables, blue tablecloths, and white canvas umbrellas that blend into the coastal landscape.
  • The property includes a charming boutique selling “Tropezian” style beachwear and artisanal gifts.
  • Practical Information and Reservations: Securing a spot at this legendary venue requires significant planning, especially during the peak summer months.
  • Booking: Reservations are mandatory for both the restaurant and beach beds and should be made weeks—or even months—in advance by calling +33 4 94 55 55 55.
  • Access: Many guests arrive by tender from yachts anchored in the bay, though valet parking is available for those arriving by car.
  • Hours: Typically open daily from 10:00 AM to 8:00 PM during the season (April to October).

9. Bagatelle Saint-Tropez

If you are looking for a party, Bagatelle is the spot. By 4:00 PM, people are usually dancing near their tables. It is high-energy, colourful, and very fun. It is where the “Jet Set” goes to celebrate the summer.

Bagatelle Saint-Tropez is the ultimate destination for those looking to combine a high-end culinary experience with a vibrant, high-energy party atmosphere. Located on the famous Pampelonne Beach in Ramatuelle, it is known for its “joie de vivre,” where a quiet lunch can quickly turn into a celebration with music and dancing.

Menu and Dining Experience:

The restaurant offers a sophisticated Mediterranean menu designed by celebrated chefs, featuring fresh, seasonal ingredients and elegant presentation.

• Signature Dishes: Reviewers often recommend the “Poulet Fermier Entier Rôti” (whole roasted farm chicken with truffles) and the “Salade Bagatelle” with French beans and foie gras.
• Fresh Seafood: The menu features premium options like linguine with lobster and sea bass ceviche, often paired with oversized bottles of chilled rosé.
• Lively Atmosphere: The dining room is famous for its transition from a chic eatery to a party hub, often featuring live DJs, performers, and staff members who lead the crowd in dancing on chairs.

Beach Experience and Amenities:

The beach area reflects the club’s glamorous, modern aesthetic, featuring white-and-blue decor that blends seamlessly with the Mediterranean sky.

• Sunbed Rentals: Guests can relax on plush sunbeds or large lounge sofas. Prices are premium, often starting at €60–€100 per bed, depending on the row and the time of year.
• Service & Vibe: The club is known for its attentive “beach boys” and a festive crowd. It is less about quiet relaxation and more about social interaction and music.
• Boutique: An on-site boutique featuring high-end designer beachwear and accessories that match the Tropezian style.

Reservations and Practical Info

Bagatelle Saint-Tropez is one of the most in-demand spots on the coast, so planning is essential.

• How to Book: Reservations are highly recommended for both the restaurant (especially the “second seating” for the party vibe) and beach beds. You can book via their official website or by calling +33 4 94 79 83 25.
• Arrival: Many guests arrive by boat and use the club’s dedicated shuttle service (tender), while those arriving by car can use the valet parking service.
• Hours: Typically open daily during the summer season (May to September) from 11:00 AM to 8:00 PM.

 

Monaco & Cap d’Ail: Hidden Gems and Royal Vibes

Monaco is small, but it has some very exclusive beach spots. Just next door in Cap d’Ail, you can find some of the most beautiful hidden bays.

10. La Note Bleue (Monaco)

Located on Larvotto Beach, this club is named after a famous jazz legend. It is very family-friendly and has a beautiful garden area. It feels like an escape from the busy skyscrapers of Monte Carlo.

La Note Bleue is a sophisticated and soulful beach club located on Larvotto Beach in Mona. Unlike the high-octane party vibes of other clubs, this venue is renowned for its deep connection to music—named after saxophonist Barney Wilen—and offers a refined, jazzy atmosphere that transitions from a tranquil beach day to an elegant evening of live performances.

Menu and Dining Experience

The restaurant, led by Chef Laurent Paya, serves a Mediterranean-inspired menu with creative global influences, focusing on fresh, seasonal produce.

• Signature Dishes: Reviewers often praise the “Truffle Pinsa Romana” and the diverse “Raw Fish Bar,” which features salmon tartare and tuna tataki.
• International Flavours: The menu is noted for its versatility, offering everything from authentic Chicken Pad Thai and Yellow Chicken Curry to classic European favourites like Veal Escalope with fresh gnocchi.
• Jazz & Spirits: The bar is famous for its original cocktail creations, best enjoyed during live jazz sessions, which typically take place Wednesday through Saturday evenings.

Beach Experience and Amenities

The beach area is designed with an eco-conscious, chic aesthetic, featuring white cotton beds, bamboo accents, and olive trees.

• Sunbed Rentals: Rates are generally considered more reasonable for Monaco, with sunbeds typically ranging from €30 to €50 per day, depending on the row. Towels are available for rental at approximately €10.
• The MIST Terrace: A unique “MIST” terrace provides a refreshing, environmentally friendly cooling system for guests dining or lounging during the hottest parts of the day.
• Family-Friendly: The club includes a dedicated children’s play area and a supervised beach section, making it a popular choice for families seeking a luxury experience.

Reservations and Practical Information

La Note Bleue is a local favourite that fills up quickly, especially during the summer months and the Monaco Grand Prix.

• How to Book: Advanced booking is highly recommended for both the private beach and the restaurant. You can contact them directly at +377 93 50 05 02 or via their official website.
• Operating Hours: The venue typically opens around 9:00 AM. Closing times vary by day: early 5:00 PM on Mondays and Tuesdays, and 10:00 PM on Wednesdays through Saturdays for live music sessions.
• Dress Code: The vibe is “Casual Chic.” While swimwear is fine on the beach, guests are generally expected to wear a wrap or shirt when moving to the restaurant or bar areas.

 

11. Paloma Beach (Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat)

We have to mention Paloma Beach. It is located on the “billionaire’s peninsula” of Cap Ferrat. It is named after Paloma Picasso, the daughter of the famous painter. It is tucked into a limestone cove and feels like a secret paradise. It is one of the most iconic locations on the entire coast.

Named after Paloma Picasso, who frequently visited with her family, the club is celebrated for its “Old Money” elegance and its commitment to a more discreet, traditional Riviera style compared to the flashier clubs of Saint-Tropez.

Menu and Dining Experience

When in operation, the restaurant is a cornerstone of the Cap Ferrat social scene, known for serving high-quality Mediterranean fare with exceptional service.

• Signature Specialities: The menu focuses on simple, expertly prepared dishes like wild-caught grilled fish (sea bass and sea bream), sea bream ceviche, and zucchini flower fritters.
• Sharing Platters: A popular way to start is the “Basket of Crudités” served with homemade anchoïade, reflecting the classic Provençal style.
• The Vibe: Dining on the terrace offers panoramic views across the bay toward Beaulieu-sur-Mer and Eze, providing a serene backdrop for long, rosé-filled lunches.

Beach Experience and Amenities

The beach itself is a mix of gravel and small pebbles, famous for some of the most crystal-clear turquoise waters on the entire Côte d’Azur.

• Sunbed Rentals: Guests can reserve plush sunbeds with umbrellas. Historically, day rental prices have been around €55, though they may change upon reopening.
• Services: The club typically offers a boat shuttle (tender) for guests arriving by yacht and valet parking for those arriving by car.
• Activities: Stand-up paddleboards and kayaks are often available for rent to explore the nearby cliffs and hidden swimming spots.

Practical Information

• Access: The beach is reached via a steep set of stairs from the road, which can be challenging for those with limited mobility.
• Parking: Street parking is extremely limited along the narrow, winding roads of the peninsula; arriving early or via the club’s boat service is highly recommended.
• Coastal Path: The club is a key stop on the famous Sentier du Littoral (coastal path), a beautiful 25-minute loop around Pointe du Colombier.

 

Why Sustainability Matters at the Beach

At Atelier Plage, we love these beach clubs, but we also love the Mediterranean Sea. When we visit these beautiful places, we think about how to protect them.

Did you know that many beach clubs are now working to be “Eco-Friendly”? They are removing plastic straws, using solar power, and ensuring they don’t harm local seagrass (Posidonia).

When we started our brand at EDHEC Business School in Nice, we wanted to match this energy. We realized that fashion is one of the most polluting industries in the world. We didn’t want to be part of that problem. That is why:

• We use Recycled Materials: Our sweatshirts are made with recycled polyester to keep plastic out of the sea.
• We print on Demand: We only make a shirt when you order it. This means we don’t have thousands of extra clothes sitting in a warehouse that might end up in a landfill.
• We Stay Local: By working with partners in Portugal and the South of France, we keep our shipping distances short.

When you wear an Antibes Beach Hoodie to a beach club, you are choosing to support a cleaner, better future for the coast.

Tips for Your Beach Club Day

1. Book Ahead: During July and August, these clubs are very busy. Call a few days before to reserve your “transat.”
2. Check the Price: Beach clubs can be expensive. Prices usually range from €30 to €100 for a bed. It is always good to check their website first!
3. Bring Water: Even though they serve drinks, it is always smart to have a bottle of water in your bag.
4. Respect the Ocean: Never leave trash behind. The Mediterranean is a fragile home for many animals.

Bringing the Beach Home

You don’t have to be in Saint-Tropez to feel the Riviera vibe. You can bring it into your everyday life by choosing simple, timeless, high-quality clothes.

Our Founder’s Faves Bundle is a great way to start. It features our favourite pieces inspired by the elegance of Nice and the charm of Saint-Tropez. Whether you are walking on the sand or just walking to school, these pieces remind you of the sun and the sea.

Which city will you visit first?

Whether you choose the pebbles of Nice or the sands of Saint-Tropez, we hope you have the most magical day under the French sun.