The small fishing village of Saint Tropez needs no introduction. For many years it has been a mecca for sophisticated tourists from all over the world. Celebrities of world scale choose this small town as one of the most important points in their annual summer vacation on a yacht. Here you will find a unique combination of the best beaches and bays with the finest restaurants on the Cote d'Azur.

Monaco is a micro state where most of the world's capital is concentrated. The best restaurants, a respectable yacht club, mega yachts - all this is concentrated in the small but proud Monegasque Kingdom. Every day spent in Monaco is a chance meeting with world celebrities, landscapes of incredible beauty and gastronomic delights for every taste. One of the options for a day in Monaco is to stroll along the promenade, go to the Casino, drink a rose in a cafe on the square, go shopping, dine at La Maree and return to the yacht in anticipation of an exciting journey along the Cote d'Azur of France.

Antibes is a city with a rich history that is associated with many famous personalities. Here you can visit the world's first museum of Pablo Picasso, who spent a significant part of his life in this city.The trip to the Garup lighthouse, standing over a hundred-meter precipice, will also be interesting.Well, and, of course, the main attraction of Antibes is the many yacht clubs where mega yachts can also be parked, which makes it convenient to start traveling in the South of France in this city.

Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat is a commune in the South of France, where the most beautiful villas of the Cote d'Azur are concentrated.The best pastime here is to anchor, swim in the cleanest bays, and attend social events, in particular, the famous flower ball at the Villa Rothschild.

Corsica is a special region of France, whose inhabitants, as you know, do not consider themselves French and bear the proud title of "Corsican" people. The main feature of this region is the unique virgin nature with an incredible coastline and beautiful bays.In addition, the region is famous for its cuisine with a variety of both meat and fresh fish delicacies.

The small port town of Saint Florent is also worth a visit on a Corsican cruise.The main attractions here are the Old Genoese fortress and the cathedral built in 1440. Here you should take a leisurely stroll along the embankment, have a bite to eat at a local restaurant, and in the morning take a dip in the cleanest bays located near the town.

Bonifaccio is one of the most colorful towns in Corsica. The city, framed by snow-white cliffs, enchants with the beauty of narrow medieval streets.Bonifaccio's restaurants will delight you with the freshest seafood and excellent Mediterranean cuisine.The highest point of the city is the Sain - Roch observation deck, from where you can see the Grein de Sable rock.

Bastia is the largest port city in Corsica. The architecture of the city is a unique combination of eras. So, it is here that you can see the old "skyscrapers" - medieval buildings of 7 - 8 floors.Also, it is worth visiting the Governor's Palace, which houses the ethnographic museum and the ruins of the ancient Roman city of Mariana.Restaurants on the waterfront and in the port will delight you with simple local cuisine.