Villa Alec 

With its panoramic terrace or sleek flat rooftop, this villa is like a modern-day clock tower commanding over the landscape. Even inside, whether you are facing the abstract suspended black fireplace, or settled comfortably on the contemporary gray pearl coach in the living room, each corner is rewarded with a breathtaking view of the sea. The décor is clean and refined, allowing your gaze to focus on the pièce de resistance showcased through the large windows. Let yourself be rocked gently by the soft ocean breeze, but when the wind picks up, there is always the rural backcountry to explore. Driving up to the world-renowned Minuty wine estate, treat yourself to a cool glass of their rosé while enjoying a view of the spanning vineyards. On the way back, lunch is served in the shade of 100-year-old oak trees at Restaurant La Verdoyante. When the wind picks back up, it’s time to return to the villa to spend the rest of the day stretched out on a lounge chair alongside the pool, or taking a dip to cool off with your eyes fixed on the intense blues of the Mediterranean Sea. Let yourself be rocked gently by the soft ocean breeze, but when the wind picks up, there is always the rural backcountry to explore. Driving up to the world-renowned Minuty wine estate, treat yourself to a cool glass of their rosé while enjoying a view of the spanning vineyards. On the way back, lunch is served in the shade of 100-year-old oak trees at Restaurant La Verdoyante. When the wind picks back up, it’s time to return to the villa to spend the rest of the day stretched out on a lounge chair alongside the pool, or taking a dip to cool off with your eyes fixed on the intense blues of the Mediterranean Sea. A few kilometers from Saint-Tropez, Gigaro Beach reveals its golden sands and crystal blue waters. Perhaps less famous than the neighboring Pampalonne Beach, Gigaro holds its own with its wild side waiting to be discovered. After a day of lounging in the sun, walk down to the town of Croix-Valmer. This villa is set high in the hills, looking out onto the heights of town. From its divine infinity pool, you can watch the sailboats coming and going along the steep coasts of the peninsula.