Beautiful storybook castle and grounds. Good rooms, nice pool, decent food and lots of walking trails on what feels like your own private estate.
Some of the best seafood in LA - be sure to have the Santa Barbara spot prawns cooked in salt if they are offered.
Nice place to sit outside during the Jazz Festival and have a drink and let your ears have some fun.
Beautiful Roman temple in the heart of the city - an amazing site to see.
Unbelievably cool ruins to walk around and play on, with a great view from the top of the valley.
By far one of the best and unfairly unacknowledged restaurants in the world. The style and simplicity of flavor along with a sophisticated passion creates one of the most memorable meals in France.
An actually very enlightening exhibit about how sea salt unique to the area is created and it’s history.
Desolate and eerily beautiful wilderness to explore with lots of different trails and canals.
Good simple seafood restaurant on the port that is good for an extra glass of wine as day turns to night.
Absolutely delightful restaurant in the middle of the Briere - the perfect place for a long lunch amidst all the nature. Inventive cuisine served simply and playfully.
Wonderful hotel in a pristine location on the coast. Great comfortable rooms, good food and a lovely pool all made better by hearing the sea from your window.
Great view of Santa Fe and beautiful at dusk/sunset,and add in a dash of history as well.
Beautiful place to walk along the water and soak in scenery and history in this charming port town
Beautiful beach that was apparently Sarah Bernhardt’s favorite location on the island.
If it was good enough a view for Monet, then you owe it to yourself to sit here and watch sunset and soak in the colors.
Stunning location, with a great terrace and fantastic outdoor pool. Ok restaurant and rooms are a bit small, but you are here for the views and the air and sun.
Yes it’s crowded and touristy, but also one of the rare experiences that takes your breath away. For a full day, ride up and then hike down from the midway point stopping for lunch at the refuge.
Go inside this beautiful building to learn about the unique and fascinating history of Santa Fe. The scene outside can be nutty filled with the worst types of tourists.
Good neighborhood pintos joint - really nice and laid back on a weeknight. Tasty and friendly.
Wonderful and super friendly winery making txakoli right in the high hills overlooking the ocean - stunningly beautiful. Great tour and tasting.
If you are a history freak you will love this hotel converted from a fort. It’s a bit eccentric and haunted for sure, but staying in a Vauban masterpiece is a once in a lifetime experience.
Adorable and relaxing restaurant that does a great spin on many classics and local dishes. The island lamb is delicious!
