Saint-Tropez is often associated with the harbour, the boats and the bustle around the pastel houses. But another part of the experience is found along Pampelonne beach in the neighbouring commune of Ramatuelle. Here lies Indie Beach, combining restaurant, bar and beach club with the sea right in front of it.
A considered sense of simplicity
The setting is built on natural materials: lime plaster, driftwood, rattan and bamboo. Large tables encourage people to gather, while sun loungers and parasols make room for a quieter moment by the water.
It is easy to understand the appeal. A relaxed shirt or a knitted polo fits in here as naturally as swimwear and sunglasses. The colour palette lets the beach and the sea take centre stage, and the details create a setting you want to linger in.
From lunch to the afternoon's music
The kitchen takes the Mediterranean as its starting point, with grilled fish, meat dishes and seasonal plates to share. The meal becomes a natural gathering point between swims.
Music is also a clear part of Indie Beach's identity. DJ sets follow the day towards sunset, and the artists who have played here include Peggy Gou and Blond. It gives a good picture of the place's character: beach and lunch, but also a more festive energy.
Part of our Riviera inspiration
For us at Brown Avenue, it is the meeting of ease and attention to detail that appeals. The natural materials, the muted tones and the social life around the table are closely tied to our picture of summer by the Mediterranean.
Indie Beach suits anyone who wants to let the beach, the food and the music shape the day. Book a lunch, leave room in the calendar and see how long the company wants to stay.