Perched on the Bosco plateau, just a stone's throw from the Saint François Church and overlooking the sea, this contemplative site enjoys a well-established reputation across Europe. The marine cemetery's captivating views make it a favourite among photographers, especially during breathtaking sunsets.

When the tide recedes, mud flats are exposed allowing you to walk between islands. Trekking across the Wadden Sea is so evocative that it has even got its own verb, Wattwanderungen (mudflat hiking). However, in order to avoid the quicksands and the tides, you must go with a guide.

Ranked by Le Figaro as one of the most beautiful beaches in France, La Plage du Petit Spérone draws its name from the Gulf of Spérone. Stroll from the nearby Piantarella Beach and transport yourself to an entirely different world. With pure waters and fine golden sand, it's as though you've been swept away to the tropical islands. What sets this beach apart is its serenity, even during the peak summer months, it remains remarkably uncrowded.

Around 90 minutes from the hustle and bustle of Shenzhen, Dapeng Fortress stands as a time capsule from the Ming Dynasty. This 600-year-old walled military village was built to protect the region from pirates, and much of its original structure remains intact. Walking through the fortress, you’ll encounter ancient fortifications, narrow alleys, and sturdy watchtowers. In 2007, Dapeng Fortress was recognised as part of UNESCO’s Intangible Cultural Heritage for its cultural significance. Today, it’s a place where you can step back into history, explore the centuries-old architecture, and imagine life as it was when pirates roamed the waters just off the coast.