A Guide to Deià
Discover the slow rhythm of Mallorca’s artistic heart. Deià invites you to slow down, breathe deep, and live beautifully.
Where to stay
Belmond La Residencia
A place that feels more like a serene hideaway than a hotel. Art is woven into every corner, from resident painters sketching in the garden to curated pieces on every wall.
Where to eat
Tramuntana Grill: Open-air dining with mountains and Mediterranean on the menu.
Café Miró & El Olivo: Artful or refined, both with stunning views
Xelini: Cozy tapas in a rustic stone house.
Where to eat
Nama: Asian-fusion with romantic terrace vibes.
Es Racó d’es Teix: Michelin-starred Mallorcan cuisine with a view.
Sa Font Fresca: Hearty local dishes, relaxed and unpretentious.
What to do & see
Just a short walk from the village lies Cala Deià. Swim, sunbathe on the cliffs, or sip sangria at the tiny cliffside chiringuito. Time stands still here
What to do & see
Step inside one of Deià’s many hidden ateliers, where ceramics, paintings, and craftsmanship speak the quiet language of the island.
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Wander through Deià’s cobblestone streets and discover its artistic heartbeat.
A Guide to Forte Dei Marmi
One of Italy’s most iconic summer destinations, tucked along the Tuscan coast and loved by Italians for generations. A place where elegance meets ease with bikes, straw hats, and long lunches at the beach.
Where to stay
Augustus Hotel
A timeless Forte dei Marmi hideaway, nestled between the pine trees and the sea. Perfect for those seeking both luxury and effortless Italian charm.
Where to eat
Osteria del Mare: A classic Forte dei Marmi evening with dinner on the beach.
Pesce Baracca & Al Bocconcino: Perfect for casual lunches.
Dá Vale: The best focaccia and pastries in town.
Where to eat
Da Giacomo: Stylish Milanese import with a Forte twist.
La Ciurma: Rustic charm and fresh catch of the day.
Osteria A’ Pagliai: Hidden under the trees outside town. Classic Tuscan food served in a relaxed setting in a garden.
What to do & see
Relax at the beach. Rent a cabana and spend the day between the sea and chilled white wine.
What to do & see
When the sun is high, find shade and a gelato, bursting with summer fruit and Italian sweetness.
What to do & see
When the heat fades, gather for aperitivo. A ritual of golden hours and slow conversations.
A Guide To Saint-Tropez
Chic corners, late lunches and slow evenings by the sea. Saint-Tropez remains a timeless escape, where the Mediterranean spirit meets modern Riviera charm.
Where to stay
Château de la Messardière
A serene hilltop hideaway overlooking the bay. It´s private, refined, and surrounded by cypress and sea breeze.
Where to eat
Jais Ramatuelle: Intimate dinners and calm energy.
Jardin Tropezina: A laid-back lunch spot by sea and sand.
Saddle Saint-Tropez: For a matcha break between boutiques.
Where to eat
Loulou Ramatuelle: A party-lunch that turns golden by 3pm.
Le Club 55: An icon of Saint-Tropez, timeless, sunlit, and always effortlessly chic.
La Réserve: Dine among palms and end with their coconut dessert, it´s unforgettable.
What to do & see
Spend a day by the sea at Ramatuelle Beach. Enjoy sun-drenched hours, soft salt air, and endless Riviera calm.
What to do & see
Dinner and dance at Pablo. A place where mirrored lights, music, and movement blend into one long summer night.
What to do & see
Wander through Saint-Tropez town. Discover narrow streets, hidden boutiques, and cafés that invite you to linger a little longer.