Culture and heritage
Saint-Tropez and the surrounding area have a wealth of places to visit, so you can get to know the local memory. These are ideal destinations for beach and relaxation, offering a wide variety of resources.
Once a fishing village, Saint-Tropez has managed to preserve its maritime identity while becoming a paradise for water sport enthusiasts. Whether you choose to swim in its crystal-clear waters, try your hand at sailing, diving or exploring the coastline by boat, the town and its surroundings offer a multitude of sea-related activities.
There are ten or so beaches to choose from, each with its own charm and character. From the lively Pampelonne to the peaceful Salins or the wild cove of L’Escalet, each beach has its own unique atmosphere, ideal for relaxing or getting away from it all. Saint-Tropez is the perfect destination for combining sea, nature and serenity.
Saint-Tropez and the surrounding area have a wealth of places to visit, so you can get to know the local memory. These are ideal destinations for beach and relaxation, offering a wide variety of resources.
The Gulf of Saint-Tropez, famous for its heavenly beaches and glamorous atmosphere, also offers exceptional opportunities for experienced cyclists or families looking for a bike ride.
At once glamorous and deeply authentic, Saint-Tropez remains, even at the height of its popularity, the charming coastal village that, from the end of the 19th century, attracted painters such as Matisse, Signac and Marquet, fascinated by the splendour of its light and landscapes.
If you’re passionate about golf, or simply want to improve your game while enjoying an unforgettable getaway, a golf course in the immediate vicinity of Saint-Tropez is the ultimate experience not to be missed.
White sandy coves fringed by umbrella pines, steep paths and magnificent views all the way to Le Lavandou – surprise after surprise!