From ski slopes to sunset dinners

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Jen’s year in travel

Jen doesn’t just talk about travel, she lives it. Her 2025 was filled with memory making moments, from snow covered mountains to sun drenched coastlines, all experienced through the lens of someone who truly understands what makes a trip special. Here’s a glimpse into where she went, what she loved and why these destinations are well worth adding to your own wish list.

Hotel Kitzhof Mountain Design Resort

Austria
Skiing with friends

The year began with snowflakes and ski boots in Kitzbühel. A wholesome winter escape filled with long ski days, schnitzel stops and hot chocolate overlooking the slopes. It was the kind of trip that resets everything – active, cosy and full of laughter.

Top Stay: Hotel Kitzhof Mountain Design Resort
Stylish and family-friendly with alpine views, spa days and hearty breakfasts that fuel you up for the slopes.

Hotel Kitzhof Mountain Design Resort

Hotel Kitzhof Mountain Design Resort

Corfu
Seamless, all-inclusive ease

Come spring, it was all about sun, sea and zero stress. Ikos Dassia nailed it – beachside cocktails, à la carte dining, local village eats, and five-star service. Effortless, indulgent luxury.

Top Stay: Ikos Dassia, Corfu

Beachfront calm with standout food, spa treatments and everything thought of before you even ask.

Ikos Dassia

Barbados
Jen turns 50 in style

A milestone birthday deserves a setting to match. Jen celebrated in Barbados with her closest people. Sandy toes, Caribbean sunsets and a rum punch never far away. Iconic dinners at Lonestar and total relaxation at Waves Hotel & Spa made it one to remember.

Top Stay: Waves Hotel & Spa by Elegant Hotels
A boutique all-inclusive with an adults-only vibe, wellness twist and front-row seats to the island’s best sunsets.

Waves Resort & Spa

Waves Resort & Spa

Waves Resort & Spa

Abersoch
A spontaneous reset

Not every trip needs a plane ticket. Jen squeezed in a low-key break to Abersoch – windswept walks, cosy pub lunches and a reminder that magic can be found a few hours from home.

Top Stay: Porth Tocyn Hotel
A coastal gem just outside the village with ocean views, warm service and classic charm.

Porth Tocyn Hotel

Tuscany
Motorbikes, vineyards and unforgettable dinners

With a group of fellow entrepreneurs, Jen explored the Tuscan countryside on two wheels. Think winding cypress-lined roads, long lunches with small producers and evenings spent under the stars with brilliant conversation and brilliant wine.

Top Stay: Borgo Pignano
An eco-estate that feels like a film set – farm-to-table food, rolling hills and rustic-luxe interiors.

Borgo Pignano

Borgo Pignano

French Alps
Alpine adventures on horseback

Trading skis for saddles, Jen’s latest escape took her to the mountains of Megève. Horseback riding with her kids through alpine trails offered the kind of unplugged, present-time experience that travel is really about.

Top Stay: Les Fermes de Marie, Megève
An alpine hideaway with roaring fires, cosy-luxe rooms and space for families to properly switch off.

Les Fermes de Marie, Megève

Final Thoughts

From birthday dinners in the Caribbean to alpine trails and Tuscan roads, Jen’s year proves that luxury isn’t just about hotels – it’s about the moments in between. Whether you’re planning something big or just craving a change of scene, these destinations are full of inspiration.

Let’s plan yours.

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Why Four Seasons Koh Samui is Top of Jen’s Travel List

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If The White Lotus has you craving a slice of tropical paradise, you’re not alone. Our founder Jen has her sights set on the ultimate escape: Four Seasons Resort Koh Samui.

Tucked into a private hillside with sweeping views over the Gulf of Thailand, it’s a dreamy blend of barefoot luxury, polished service and cinematic scenery.

Why Jen’s Obsessed

Yes, the private infinity pools and palm-draped views are breathtaking. But what really draws Jen in is the atmosphere; calm, cinematic and deeply restorative. Imagine sunrise yoga on the sand, afternoon spa rituals scented with coconut and sea salt, and starlit dinners with nothing but the sea breeze and candlelight. It’s escapism and it’s elevated.

Pool Villa

Room

Wellness Spa

Inside the resort

Each villa is a world of its own – complete with a private pool, tropical garden and expansive ocean views. Interiors are airy and Thai-inspired, with indoor-outdoor living that invites the landscape in. The beach is soft, secluded and never crowded. For a little adventure, there’s a private boat for island-hopping and snorkelling in coral-rich waters.

The Secret Garden Spa is set deep in the jungle, offering open-air treatments using locally sourced ingredients. Wellness lovers can explore everything from Muay Thai to holistic healing. And when it’s time to eat? KOH Thai Kitchen serves up fresh seafood and traditional Thai flavours with panoramic views from its hillside perch.

Ready to escape?

Whether you’re dreaming of your own White Lotus moment or just need a dose of sun-soaked serenity, Four Seasons Koh Samui delivers the kind of travel experience that lingers long after you’ve left. From cinematic scenery to curated wellness and world-class service, it’s no wonder it’s top of Jen’s wish list.

If this sounds like your kind of escape, we’ll make it happen.
Book with Travel Seen for tailored recommendations, insider extras and the kind of attention to detail you won’t find on a booking site.

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Danny & Jenny’s extraordinary getaway

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Kimpton Los Monteros

We recently had the pleasure of planning a weekend break at The Kimpton Los Monteros in Marbella for Danny and Jenny, winners of the ITV reality series “My Mum, Your Dad“.

After watching them open up on the show with such honesty and humour, we knew we wanted to do something special to celebrate their journey, as they marked their first six months together. So, we surprised them with a well-earned break at Kimpton Los Monteros, complete with hotel, flights, fine dining and some much-needed poolside downtime.

They both had a fantastic time and just when we thought the trip had wrapped up perfectly… a power outage hit parts of Europe, including Spain. Cue the drama….

 

 

At 2am, we got the call – Jenny had made it back with no trouble, but what happened tp Danny’s flight? Cancelled!

The good news! – that’s what Travel Seen are here for.

Why?

Because within the hour, we managed to:
☑️ Rebook Danny into the same hotel room at the original rate
☑️ Arranged for the hotel to cover his taxi fare in cash during the outage
☑️ Found a new flight out of Gibraltar so he could fly out the next morning

☑️ Stayed in regular until he boarded safely

Because at Travel Seen, we’re more than just a booking platform — we’re your travel people. From dreamy destinations to unexpected plot twists, we’re right there with you, from start to finish.

Kimpton Los Monteros

Kimpton Los Monteros

Kimpton Los Monteros

About the hotel

Tucked between the golden sands of Marbella’s coast and the quiet charm of its leafy suburbs, Kimpton Los Monteros is a true hidden gem. Unlike the flashier spots nearby, this hotel is all about understated elegance — think classic Spanish architecture, tranquil gardens, and interiors that strike just the right balance between boutique luxury and home-like comfort.

Whether you’re sunning yourself by the stylish pool, enjoying a slow breakfast on your private terrace, or indulging in a massage at the serene spa, every part of this place is designed to make you feel instantly relaxed. Add in standout dining, including the renowned El Corzo restaurant, and you’ve got a Marbella escape that’s effortlessly refined — perfect for couples, wellness seekers, or anyone in need of a quality reset.

Extraordinary Stays

So, if you’re dreaming of Marbella or anywhere else and want a travel team that’s with you every step of the way- even when things don’t go to plan – give us a call.

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Set in the fictional town of Port Haven, Sirens follows the elite Kell family through a world of manicured lawns, beachfront whispers, and generational power struggles. But while Port Haven doesn’t exist, the locations are very real — and you can visit them. From the windswept vineyards of North Fork to the storied mansions of Long Island, here’s how to recreate the Sirens experience in real life.

Cliff House

Cliff House

Cliff House

Filming Location: Caumsett State Historic Park Preserve, Lloyd Harbor, Long Island
The grand estate of Michaela Kell (Julianne Moore) sets the tone: elevated, exclusive, and steeped in quiet power. While the interiors were shot on a soundstage, the estate’s exteriors were filmed at Caumsett State Park — a sprawling 1,750-acre property with coastal views, formal gardens, and trails made for contemplative walks (or dramatic exits).

Long Island

Oregon Road & Southold

Filming Location: North Fork, Long Island
The show’s sun-bleached coastal roads and vineyard-laced drives were filmed in Southold, a laid-back but luxurious corner of Long Island wine country. Oregon Road’s cinematic views and timeless calm capture the spirit of Port Haven – secluded, seductive, and unmistakably East Coast.

The Interiors

Filming Location: Steiner Studios, Brooklyn Navy Yard
The pale-pink parlours, curated kitchens and softly lit tension all came to life at Steiner Studios in Brooklyn. While you can’t tour the sets, the surrounding Navy Yard is home to cafés, creatives, and skyline views that rival any Netflix backdrop.

Travel Seen Picks:
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own Sirens escape

We’ve handpicked the real-life stays that channel the Sirens energy – from Hamptons wellness sanctuaries to vintage-chic beach hotels. Whether you’re chasing elegance, escapism or East Coast drama, we know where to send you.

The Hamptons

Shou Sugi Ban House, Water Mill
Wellness meets exclusivity. Private pavilions, spa rituals, and total privacy.

Martha’s Vineyard

The Christopher, Edgartown
Colour-drenched charm and leafy street appeal. Think quiet power with heritage roots.

Nantucket

The Wauwinet
Vintage New England luxury, beachfront dining, and arrival by boat. It’s giving Kell energy.

Ready to Book a Stay
Worthy of the Screen?

The drama might be scripted, but the destinations are very real. Travel Seen specialises in curated, cinematic itineraries – from whispered-about beach houses to estates you won’t find on Booking.com.

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Where to stay in 2025

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The new hotels defining luxury in Europe

Discover the latest luxury stays redefining travel in 2025. From rooftop retreats in Rome to serene sanctuaries in the Greek isles, these brand-new hotels are opening their doors with style, substance and serious wow-factor. Here’s your first look at the standout newcomer’s worth booking early.

Vista Ostuni, Puglia, Italy

Vista Ostuni
Puglia, Italy

A former 16th-century convent reborn as a sustainably minded boutique hotel, Vista Ostuni overlooks the whitewashed city and Adriatic Sea. Featuring three pools (indoor & outdoor), a spa and a rooftop restaurant, it melds minimalist Apulian design with community-focused values – including female leadership and LEED Gold sustainability.

Rosewood Amsterdam, Netherlands

Rosewood Amsterdam, Netherlands

Rosewood Amsterdam
Netherlands

Opened on 1 June 2025 within the iconic Palace of Justice, Rosewood Amsterdam blends historic grandeur with refined comfort. Guests can expect 134 rooms and suites, a tranquil courtyard, canalside dining and a lush urban sanctuary in the heart of the UNESCO Canal District.

Opened on 1 June 2025 within the iconic Palace of Justice, Rosewood Amsterdam blends historic grandeur with refined comfort. Guests can expect 134 rooms and suites, a tranquil courtyard, canalside dining and a lush urban sanctuary in the heart of the UNESCO Canal District.

Orient Express La Minerva, Rome

Orient Express
La Minerva
Rome, Italy

Opened in spring 2025 in a 17th‑century palazzo just steps from the Pantheon, this landmark hotel brings Art Deco flair to Rome. With 93 rooms, a rooftop restaurant, spa inspired by Roman baths and bespoke interiors by Hugo Toro, it’s a timeless tribute to travel and elegance.

Vione Paros, Greece

Vione Paros, Greece

Vione Paros, Greece

Vione Paros
Paros, Greece

Opening June 2025 near Naoussa, this adults-only boutique captures Aegean elegance with 40 sleek suites (many with private pools), a world-class spa and refined Mediterranean cuisine served at Vione by Mario. Muted tones and Cycladic design make it a sanctuary for calm and style.

Six Senses London, UK

Six Senses London
UK

A transformative project in Bayswater’s restored Whiteleys department store, opening mid-2025. With 109 guest rooms, 14 branded residences, the expansive Six Senses Place wellness club, indoor pool, spa, Alchemy Bar and wellness-first design by Foster + Partners, it’s the brand’s first UK outpost.

Nobu Hotel Sevilla, Spain

Nobu Hotel Sevilla, Spain

Nobu Hotel Sevilla
Seville, Spain

New in 2025, this sleek urban retreat combines Andalusian flair with Nobu’s signature dining. Featuring minimalist rooms, a rooftop pool and bar and contemporary design, it’s a polished getaway in the heart of historic Seville.

Final Thoughts

From Italian heritage revivals to Greek island sanctuaries and wellness-centric urban gems, 2025’s luxury hotel scene offers unforgettable experiences at every turn. Whether you’re drawn to design, dining, or mindfulness, these new openings promise to inspire your next escape.

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Why mountains might be the best summer escape

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When most people think of summer, images of sandy beaches, ocean dips and swaying palms are what probably spring to mind. But those really in the know, understand that the ultimate summer escapes can actually be above sea level – among towering pines, crystal clear alpine lakes and cool, mountain air?

From the Alps to the Rockys, summer in the mountains offers luxurious, next-level serenity: no crowds, no stifling heat and no stress. Here’s why mountain escapes are quickly becoming the go-to choice for discerning travellers and where to stay for a truly elevated experience.

Badrutt’s Palace Hotel St. Moritz

Badrutt’s Palace Hotel St. Moritz

Golden days & balmy nights

Let’s be honest: urban heatwaves and crowded coastlines aren’t always the epitome of relaxation. A summertime mountain escape offers crisp, clean air and the kind of cool, balmy breeze you’ll crave when city heat just feels sweltering. Even during peak summer, mountain destinations the world over offer an abundance of fresh air and pleasant climes, offering up the perfect conditions for long hikes, forest picnics and lakeside swimming.

Stay here:
Badrutt’s Palace Hotel, St. Moritz, Switzerland

This iconic hotel combines alpine charm with high-end luxury, offering panoramic lake and mountain views, Michelin-starred dining and even a private mountain railway experience. The perfect base for exploring the Engadin Valley.

The Little Nell, Aspen, Colorado

Nature, Reimagined

Mountain scapes always evoke a sense of awe. Imagine waking up to birdsong, sipping hot coffee with mist rolling over the hills and walking through wildflower meadows with not another soul in sight. From glacier-fed lakes to hidden waterfalls, nature takes centre stage in a mountain retreat and it’s nothing short of cinematic.

Stay here:
The Little Nell, Aspen, Colorado

Tucked at the base of Aspen Mountain, this five-star resort offers ski-in, ski-out access in winter but come summer, it transforms into a tranquil paradise. Think: guided hikes, fly-fishing adventures and wine tastings under the stars.

Forestis, Dolomites, Italy

Forestis, Dolomites, Italy

Forestis, Dolomites, Italy

Wellness
with a view

Many luxury mountain resorts are designed with health and wellness in mind – from open-air yoga to forest bathing, wild swimming and even world-class spas that make use of local ingredients like alpine herbs and glacier water. The quiet of the mountains is perfect for allowing your mind to breathe and your body to rest and rejuvenate.

Stay here:
Forestis, Dolomites, Italy

Set in the UNESCO-listed Dolomites, Forestis is a luxury wellness sanctuary that blends design, nature and healing. Floor-to-ceiling windows in every suite, a forest-fed spa and a daily sunrise ritual make it unforgettable.

Aman Le Mélézin, Courchevel, France

Adventure at your own pace

Whether it’s mountain biking through pine forests, paragliding over valleys, or simply soaking in an infinity pool surrounded by peaks, a mountain getaway offers just the right balance of thrill and tranquility. You can be as active or as blissfully still as you like.

Stay here:
Aman Le Mélézin, Courchevel, France

Though famous for its ski season, Aman Le Mélézin is a hidden summer gem. Go horse riding through alpine trails, take a private helicopter tour over Mont Blanc or relax in the Japanese onsen-style spa.

Elevated in Every Way

Mountains aren’t just for winter escapes. In summer, they transform into serene, sun-dappled playgrounds, perfect for those seeking both peace and adventure. So, if you’re craving a more elevated summer holiday (literally and figuratively), you might just find your dream escape in the mountains.

Ready to rise above the rest?

Let Travel Seen curate your luxury mountain getaway. From private chalets to exclusive spa resorts, we’ll make sure your summer is anything but ordinary. Call us on 0333 305 9912.

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Vista Ostuni – Puglia, Italy

A former 16th-century convent reborn as a sustainably minded boutique hotel, Vista Ostuni overlooks the whitewashed city and Adriatic Sea. Featuring three pools (indoor & outdoor), a spa and a rooftop restaurant, it melds minimalist Apulian design with community-focused values – including female leadership and LEED Gold sustainability.

Rosewood Amsterdam – Netherlands

Opened on 1 June 2025 within the iconic Palace of Justice, Rosewood Amsterdam blends historic grandeur with refined comfort. Guests can expect 134 rooms and suites, a tranquil courtyard, canalside dining and a lush urban sanctuary in the heart of the UNESCO Canal District.

Orient Express La Minerva – Rome, Italy

Opened in spring 2025 in a 17th‑century palazzo just steps from the Pantheon, this landmark hotel brings Art Deco flair to Rome. With 93 rooms, a rooftop restaurant, spa inspired by Roman baths and bespoke interiors by Hugo Toro, it’s a timeless tribute to travel and elegance.

Vione Paros – Paros, Greece

Opening June 2025 near Naoussa, this adults-only boutique captures Aegean elegance with 40 sleek suites (many with private pools), a world-class spa and refined Mediterranean cuisine served at Vione by Mario. Muted tones and Cycladic design make it a sanctuary for calm and style.

Six Senses London – UK

A transformative project in Bayswater’s restored Whiteleys department store, opening mid-2025. With 109 guest rooms, 14 branded residences, the expansive Six Senses Place wellness club, indoor pool, spa, Alchemy Bar and wellness-first design by Foster + Partners, it’s the brand’s first UK outpost.

Nobu Hotel Sevilla – Seville, Spain

New in 2025, this sleek urban retreat combines Andalusian flair with Nobu’s signature dining. Featuring minimalist rooms, a rooftop pool and bar and contemporary design, it’s a polished getaway in the heart of historic Seville.

Final Thoughts

From Italian heritage revivals to Greek island sanctuaries and wellness-centric urban gems, 2025’s luxury hotel scene offers unforgettable experiences at every turn. Whether you’re drawn to design, dining, or mindfulness, these new openings promise to inspire your next escape.

Interested? Call us on 0333 305 9912 and we can plan your trip for you.

Europe’s chicest boutique hotels

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That are actually worth the trip

There’s something irresistible about boutique hotels. Fewer crowds, more character and the kind of interiors you’ll mentally pin to your dream home mood board. If you prefer low-key luxury over five-star fuss and hidden gems over high-rise chains, this is definitely the edit for you.

We’ve scouted Europe for those boutique stays that go beyond just nice and land firmly in never want to leave. And whether your vibe is retro Riviera glamour or Greek island minimalism, these picks all have main character energy. Are you ready to check in yet?

Belmond Splendido, Portofino

Belmond Splendido, Portofino

Belmond Splendido
Portofino, Italy

Italian Riviera chic and old-school dolce vita combine…

Perched above Portofino’s pastel harbour, Belmond Splendido is more than a hotel, it’s practically a movie scene. Think sunrise saltwater swims, followed by al fresco breakfast (all with an Aperol in hand). Once a summer home to Grace Kelly and Elizabeth Taylor, the Belmond Splendido still channels effortless glamour: white robes, Ligurian views and la dolce vita done right.

Vibe: Retro Italian glamour
Best for: Celebrating something (or nothing) in serious style

Villa Treville, Positano

Villa Treville
Positano, Italy

The Amalfi Coast, but make it private

Once owned by opera director Franco Zeffirelli, Villa Treville is Positano’s crown jewel. With ocean-view balconies, fragrant gardens and just a handful of suites, it’s more clifftop residence than hotel. The views? Cancel-your-flight-home good.

Vibe: Amalfi fantasy with aristocratic flair
Best for: Honeymoons, romantic escapism and golden hour selfies

Parīlio, Paros

Parīlio, Paros

Parīlio, Paros

Parīlio
Paros, Greece

Minimalist calm on a Cycladic island

Tucked near Kolymbithres beach on the island of Paros, Parīlio brings ancient spirit into modern design. Expect arched doorways, earthy tones and a postcard-worthy pool. The name means “sun-bright” and you’ll feel it in every light-soaked corner.

Vibe: Slow Greek living meets design-led calm
Best for: Sun, style and salty skin

Nobis Hotel
Palma Old Town Mallorca

A Nordic-style sanctuary in the heart of Palma

Set in a 12th-century stone building, Nobis is the kind of place that gets the balance right. Cool but not try-hard, historic but definitely not heavy. Wander from bold art pieces to serene corners, then head out to explore the Old Town… or just stay in and order another cocktail.

Vibe: Understated elegance with a Scandi soul
Best for: City breaks, culture trips and design lovers

Cap Rocat, Mallorca

Cap Rocat
Mallorca, Spain

A fortress turned fantasy

Cap Rocat doesn’t just sit on the coast, it’s carved into it. This 19th-century fortress is now an ultra-luxury retreat, with private plunge pools, secret sun decks and a restaurant that’s actually inside the old watchtower. Cinematic doesn’t quite cover it.

Vibe: Secluded and striking, with a Bond villain edge
Best for: Off-the-grid romance and milestone moments

 

Let Travel Seen Take You There

Luxury isn’t about show. It’s about feel; the right light, the right linen, the right kind of atmosphere.

At Travel Seen, we don’t just recommend these places. We plan every detail, so all you have to do is check in.

We know the spots. Let’s make it happen.
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Set in the fictional town of Port Haven, Sirens follows the elite Kell family through a world of manicured lawns, beachfront whispers, and generational power struggles. But while Port Haven doesn’t exist, the locations are very real — and you can visit them. From the windswept vineyards of North Fork to the storied mansions of Long Island, here’s how to recreate the Sirens experience in real life.

Cliff House

Cliff House

Cliff House

Filming Location: Caumsett State Historic Park Preserve, Lloyd Harbor, Long Island
The grand estate of Michaela Kell (Julianne Moore) sets the tone: elevated, exclusive, and steeped in quiet power. While the interiors were shot on a soundstage, the estate’s exteriors were filmed at Caumsett State Park — a sprawling 1,750-acre property with coastal views, formal gardens, and trails made for contemplative walks (or dramatic exits).

Long Island

Oregon Road & Southold

Filming Location: North Fork, Long Island
The show’s sun-bleached coastal roads and vineyard-laced drives were filmed in Southold, a laid-back but luxurious corner of Long Island wine country. Oregon Road’s cinematic views and timeless calm capture the spirit of Port Haven – secluded, seductive, and unmistakably East Coast.

Steiner Studios

The Interiors

Filming Location: Steiner Studios, Brooklyn Navy Yard
The pale-pink parlours, curated kitchens and softly lit tension all came to life at Steiner Studios in Brooklyn. While you can’t tour the sets, the surrounding Navy Yard is home to cafés, creatives, and skyline views that rival any Netflix backdrop.

Travel Seen Picks:
Where to stay for your
own Sirens escape

We’ve handpicked the real-life stays that channel the Sirens energy – from Hamptons wellness sanctuaries to vintage-chic beach hotels. Whether you’re chasing elegance, escapism or East Coast drama, we know where to send you.

The Hamptons

Shou Sugi Ban House, Water Mill
Wellness meets exclusivity. Private pavilions, spa rituals, and total privacy.

Martha’s Vineyard

The Christopher, Edgartown
Colour-drenched charm and leafy street appeal. Think quiet power with heritage roots.

Nantucket

The Wauwinet
Vintage New England luxury, beachfront dining, and arrival by boat. It’s giving Kell energy.

Ready to Book a Stay
Worthy of the Screen?

The drama might be scripted, but the destinations are very real. Travel Seen specialises in curated, cinematic itineraries – from whispered-about beach houses to estates you won’t find on Booking.com.

Let us craft your Sirens-inspired escape, complete with tailored transfers, hidden gems and all the elevated extras. Because every summer needs a little mystery.

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Boujee beach clubs you can actually get into

Let’s be honest — when you hear “French Riviera” and “beach club” in the same sentence, you probably picture velvet ropes, VIP-only everything and eye-watering minimum spends. But here’s the secret: there are glamorous beach clubs along the Côte d’Azur that deliver on the style and sparkle without the snobbery. Whether you’re sipping rosé in Cannes or dancing barefoot in Saint-Tropez, these boujee beach clubs are as accessible as they are iconic.

Here’s your go-to guide to beach clubs that are high on luxury but low on hassle:

Cannes – La Croisette & Surrounds

Carlton Beach Club

Nestled on the famed La Croisette, Carlton Beach Club is part of the InterContinental Carlton Hotel – and it’s as iconic as it sounds. Think striped parasols, top-tier service and prime sea views. It’s a stylish spot to chill, yet walk-ins are welcome (especially for lunch) and you’ll often find a sunbed without needing to book weeks ahead.

La Môme Plage

Fashionable but friendly, La Môme is a newer gem on La Croisette and has quickly earned a reputation for its upbeat vibes, great seafood and Insta-worthy decor. The crowd here is chic but welcoming – no need for an invite-only bracelet.

Croisette Beach by JW Marriott

This beach club combines five-star hospitality with a relaxed Riviera feel. Expect plush loungers, attentive staff and a killer rosé list – all without the exclusivity overload. You can book your spot online or pop by on quieter days.

La Guérite (Île Sainte-Marguerite)

Okay, this one feels exclusive, but it’s totally doable. Hop on a short boat ride from Cannes to Île Sainte-Marguerite and you’ll land at La Guérite – a secluded, ultra-cool beach restaurant and lounge tucked away on the rocks. It’s a hotspot, so book ahead, but it’s open to all and definitely worth the journey.

Saint-Tropez & Pampelonne Beach

Club 55
An institution on Pampelonne Beach, Club 55 manages to be both legendary and laid-back. A-listers have lunched here since Brigitte Bardot’s And God Created Woman, but you’ll still find room for a casual glass of wine and fresh grilled fish. Reservations help, but the vibe stays unpretentious.

Nikki Beach

If you’re in the mood for a party, Nikki Beach delivers high-energy days with DJs, champagne showers and white-on-white everything. It’s famous, yes — but still accessible if you plan ahead. Expect minimum spends for beds, but lunch or cocktails on the terrace are fair game for all.

Cap d’Antibes

Plage Keller

Elegant and serene, Plage Keller is a standout on Cap d’Antibes, tucked into the stunning bay of Garoupe. It’s more refined than rowdy – the kind of place where you linger over lunch and wade into the clearest water on the Riviera. It books out in peak season, but it’s welcoming and worth the effort.

Saint-Raphaël

Les Roches Rouge

Part of the chic hotel of the same name, Les Roches Rouges is a design-lover’s dream with a saltwater pool carved into the rocks. The beach club here is minimalist and magical, ideal for a quieter, more off-the-beaten-path Riviera escape. Come for the view, stay for the rosé.

Final Thoughts

Not all beach clubs are created equal – and not all require a VIP pass. These spots combine the best of the Riviera lifestyle: glamorous settings, good vibes and accessibility for those in the know. So, whether you’re lounging with locals in Antibes or dancing in the sand at Nikki Beach, you can bring your boujee energy — no gatekeeping required.

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