Saint-Tropez is a myth everyone dreams about. The village remains the unavoidable destination for famous people, sea lovers, History, Art and Heritage addicts.

A high standard world known events programme runs all the year round, contributing to building the legend of the town.

But apart from all those festive moments, Saint-Tropez remains a small fishing village, true to its image, with a variety of charmingly different aspects which the guides of Saint-Tropez will help you appreciate. Follow them along the colourful alleys, the Provençal market (...)

Saint-Tropez is a myth everyone dreams about. The village remains the unavoidable destination for famous people, sea lovers, History, Art and Heritage addicts.

A high standard world known events programme runs all the year round, contributing to building the legend of the town.

But apart from all those festive moments, Saint-Tropez remains a small fishing village, true to its image, with a variety of charmingly different aspects which the guides of Saint-Tropez will help you appreciate. Follow them along the colourful alleys, the Provençal market where you will find all the local products which have made the reputation of the village, the XVIth Century Citadel, and the famous Annonciade Museum

The coastal path, the visit to the wine domains or the hilltop villages of Gassin and Ramatuelle, are so many ideas for an original trip.

Tropezien beaches are located along the coast in the Baie de Pampelonne also know by the residents as Grania (pronounced granny-ay), which lies south of Saint-Tropez and east of Ramatuelle. Pampelonne offers a collection of beaches along its five kilometre shore. Each beach is around thirty metres wide with its own beach hut and private or public tanning area.

Many of the beaches offer windsurfing, sailing and canoeing equipment for rent, while others offer motorized water sports, such as power boats, jet bikes and water skiing.

Some of the private beaches are naturist beaches.