For our final adventure on Sunday we went to St. Tropez. We took the ferry over and it was a lovely ride with views of the sailing regatta that was going on.

Don’t they look like a bunch of shark fins?

I’m glad we went to St. Tropez but, if I went back, I’d spend the day at a beach club lounging on a chair. The city was just more of the same of what we had seen all week so not that neat by that point in the week. We did have a good lunch at La Guerite!

And we did enjoy seeing the sights but I think we were all just ready to go home by this point.

The ferry ride back to Cannes was decidedly less pleasant than the ferry ride to St. Tropez. They said it was “rough seas” and they weren’t kidding! At least now I know I can be on a really rough ferry ride and not get seasick – many, many people that were around us cannot say the same! We were very glad to be back on solid land an hour and half later! We enjoyed one last night in Cannes…

and one last gelato! Perfection!

The next morning we all got up early to make the long trek home. 18 hours later I finally made it to this…

Talk about perfection! It was the most fun adventure and I am so glad I got to see and experience so many wonderful things but, as I’ve said before, the best part of going away is coming home.

Au revoir France! Merci beaucoup for all the memories!

We checked out of the Hotel Martinez on Friday and moved to an AirBNB which was fine…but I quickly realized I am more of a hotel girl! It didn’t matter though because we barely spent any time there at all. On Saturday we explored Cannes a bit more and started the day in the very best way – with this and a chocolate croissant!

The open market in Cannes was really neat to see…

and we found plenty of pretty sights to see!

We had plans to have lunch in Cannes at a Michelin starred restaurant but when we arrived they were closed for vacation despite our reservation! Oh, the French! It was the best thing that could have happened though because we ended up going to Antibes where we had lunch at Hotel du Cap at Eden Roc. This was easily my favorite part of the trip and going back to stay there is now on my bucket list!

After lunch we headed into Antibes to explore and check out the Picasso museum. The Picassos are on the 3rd floor in case you go and can’t find them like us! ha!

Like every other place we went, Antibes was ridiculously beautiful and charming.

We also saw some pretty impressive yachts including this one, the Katara…

which we looked up and found out is owned by the Emir of Qatar and goes for a cool $300M. Don’t see that every day!

It was another lovely day in the French Riviera!

Believe it or not, there is still more to come! Aren’t other people’s vacation photos fun to look at?!  🙂

Have a great weekend!