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Bienvenue in Saint-Tropez! Where no one is surprised by a bright orange Ferrari or an azure blue Bentley. Where you pay 3,000 euros per day for your pleasure boat in the marina. And where the Verhulstjes now also have a beautiful roof over their heads. Reporter DIETERT BERNAERS and photographer JOEL HOYLAERTS went in search of the magic of the world’s most fashionable fishing village. Today part 1: visiting Le Moulin des Graniers, the villa of the Verhulstjes.
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It is six o’clock in the evening but the sun is still high over Saint-Tropez. From his stone terrace, in the shade of some pine trees, Gert Verhulst points to the other side of the Gulf of Saint-Tropez. “There, approximately above Sainte-Maxime, the sun will soon set. Then you see all those flickering lights of the houses, the cafes, the restaurants: magical.”
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