Sunseeker Sales Editorial 28/11/07 12:24 Page 128
SUPERCARS ON TOUR
ALONG THE
CÔTE D’AZUR
he South Coast of France is the Cannes – Everyone knows Cannes as the
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quintessential Mediterranean world capital of cinema, the city of spangles
playground for the rich and famous. and starlets, gold and yachts, glitter and stars.
On land there is no better way to explore this It is a paradisiacal holiday venue for the wealthy
haven than from the seat of your very own and mighty, the stir of international conventions
Super Car. The offshore islands, the and also, in summer, the thrill of holidaymakers
remarkable beauty of the hills and spectacular treading on the red carpet of the Festival Hall
coastline, the scent of the plant life, the steps, with their head in the stars.
mimosa blossom in February and the The glittering Bay of Cannes welcomes the rich
impeccable blue water, has all lead to the and you can see their yachts anchoring beneath
area’s nickname - ‘The Côte d’Azur’. This area the fortress of the Ile Sainte Marguerite for water
undeniably remains captivating, so please sports and relaxation. One of the most fortresses resided on holiday at the highly acclaimed five diverse night life. All this and more, because the
note the most salubrious places to visit during famous inmates was the mysterious ‘Man in the star ‘La Reserve’ Hotel. mile long Principality is also one of Europe’s
your scenic route along the French Riviera; Iron Mask’. You can spend the day exploring Off shore, out in the bay lying adjacent to sweetest tax havens. However this doesn’t
La Napoule – This Riviera gem can not be Cannes, stroll past the exclusive boutiques that St. Jean Cap Ferrat, you can also catch sight come cheap, a studio apartment here in Monte
missed, situated at the gateway to Cannes, line the stylish Croisette and why not have lunch of the rich and famous relaxing onboard their Carlo can sell in excess of £1,000,000.
between the superb Esterel red hills and the at the famous ‘Fouquet’s. Le Suquet, the old motor yachts. Roger Moore onboard his The main marina known as Port Hercule is
Tanneron woods, it is the perfect spot for town on the hill will offer you a panoramic view of luxurious Sunseeker is a regular to this scene undergoing extensive re-development and
nature lovers. Standing with your feet in the the town, the beautiful bay and the marina. as is fashion designer Amanda Wakley. over the next two years will see improved
water, you can feel the Mediterranean breeze The marina itself boasts berthing for 700 The marina itself boasts berthing for vessels up facilities within it, along with the building of a
on your face, heavy with the scent of mimosa boats ranging from 5 to over 72 metres. to 30 metres in length and the adjacent ship yard famously designed new Monaco Yacht Club.
and pine trees overlooking the beautiful Lerins Beaulieu – Nestled below the Moyenne is well regarded in the area. A superb chandlery This may be your last stop this trip but you’ll
islands. Places to visit in La Napoule include Cornich lies Beaulieu-Sur-Mer, a superbly chic serves the clientele and keen boating individual. be back we guarantee it.
the fortified castle and beautiful gardens. French town complete with daily markets and Strategically positioned next door is the newly Sunseeker London is a Gold Award winning
Mandelieu-La Napoule is the weekly antique fairs. It is also noted to be the refurbished Sunseeker Office, where walk in company selling luxury motor yachts to a vast
Mediterranean's premier golfing resort, with warmest spot along the Côte d’Azur. Beaulieu customers are made to feel most welcome. client base worldwide. Offices are situated all
over 100 years of golfing history. It is in is a fine example of a typical French town Monaco – Monaco is an independent State along the French Riviera; Beaulieu, La Napoule,
Mandelieu-La Napoule that the first golf where locals still earn their keep from the fruits and must not be missed. Locally known as Golfe-Juan and Monaco. Sunseeker London
course of Côte d'Azur was created in 1891. of the sea by selling their catch early every the ‘jewel in the crown’ along the Côte d’Azur also has offices located in Turkey, Greece,
The area, today, boasts three courses - morning in the Port. and of course famous for the most prestigious Egypt and St. Lucia. Sunseeker London boasts
two 18 hole and one 9 hole. The Port itself pays homage to an array of Formula 1 Grand Prix in the world. services including Charter, Sea School,
An extensive selection of Provençal cooking fashion boutiques and fine restaurants and Drive the circuit yourself and with the Ferrari Brokerage and After Sales Support.
can be enjoyed in Mandelieu-La Napoule with bars. Large Super Yachts can be admired from population here as possibly the largest per For further information on Sunseeker
around 60 restaurants rivaling each other in the back wall, closer to the front the more square mile you may soon feel you’re Boats please contact Sunseeker
talent and diversity. Some, like the famous Oasis, modest boats can be appreciated. Quiet competing! After this, park up outside the London on
info@sunseekerboats.co.uk,
are among the best-known on the Riviera. celebrity spotting can be done especially in the infamous Monte Carlo Casino and enjoy your or 020 7493 3441
The level of harbour facilities are exceptional, summer months; expect to see Bono and own personal Supercar Show as the rich and For information regarding chartering
with more than 5000 berths in six harbours. Naomi Campbell dining contently at the African famous pull up to try their hand, it soon Sunseeker Boats please contact
Water-based recreation is numerous, Queen. Beaulieu’s high-class and hotels have becomes apparent that it would be a shame Sunseeker Charters on
diversified over a long period of the year played host to numerous worldwide celebrities, not to make a night of it and a wonderful
info@sunseekercharters.net,
thanks to the particularly favourable climate. none more so than the late Pavarotti who often opportunity to experience its extraordinary and or 01202 682890
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