Beach clubs are back in fashion. Following the rise of branded beach clubs from the likes of Dolce & Gabana, Dior, Loro Piana and others, beach clubbing is back in fashion.
Here is a small selection for your visit to the classic Côte d’Azur.
Since 1929, the Monte Carlo Beach Club has been at the heart of Monaco’s sporting and social life. Views of the Principality’s breathtaking skyline are often accompanied by the sound of Ferraris and Bugattis pulling up. And for lunch at the Michelin-starred Elsa restaurant, you can sit among Formula 1 racing drivers and top tennis players from around the world. A marvellous spectacle
A new beach club in Cap d’Antibes, bringing new design and exceptional cuisine to the table, on the seafront between Port Gallice and Port du Crouton. The Cap d’Antibes Beach Hotel has opened a new restaurant called Baba. After Jerusalem, London and Paris, Israeli chef Assaf Granit has opened a restaurant in Cap d’Antibes, taking guests on a journey from Yaffo to the Riviera. A menu full of spices and flavours to be savoured in an idyllic setting. Everything is carefully thought out, from the friendly waiters to the tableware (specially designed by a craftsman from Yaffo, a small port town north of Tel Aviv), with hand-embroidered tablecloths. Read more about it here on Irmasworld
Originally founded some 100 years ago, and now meticulously restored to its former glory, this has been the epitome of high society beach clubbing since Scott Fitzgerald’s days on the Côte.
As well as the stunning pool, the new Palm Beach is home to Zuma, La Petite Maison, Nammos and Medusa. In between lunch and sunbathing, you can shop at the new Dior Shop by the Sea.
This little paradise invites you to enjoy the summer in all its splendour. Every day from midday, people gather at Club La Vigie Monte-Carlo to enjoy lazy afternoons and sunsets on the Riviera. As you relax on one of the spacious sun loungers in the lounge area, the resident DJ will be spinning vibrant house and deep house mixes.
For those seeking more privacy, the ‘Love Nests’ are available. These cosy bungalows accommodate up to six people and function as private beach clubs, nestled on the rocks among the pine trees with stunning views of the bay. Guests can also request lunch and dinner to be served in the Love Nests.
