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.
Nature in all its splendour
The Gulf of Saint-Tropez, famous for its dazzling beaches and picturesque villages, conceals a lush, unspoilt natural environment beyond its busy ports. This oasis of green is an invitation to escape, offering calm and serenity to those seeking time-out from the hustle and bustle of the coast.
Whether you’re a lover of the great outdoors, passionate about the wealth of local flora on offer, or simply in search of unadulterated natural beauty, the Gulf of Saint-Tropez promises a unique sensory experience, where every moment soothes the soul and delights the senses.
An enchanting combination of nature and picture-postcard villages
The many nature reserves in the region, including the Massif des Maures Regional Natural Park and La Pointe des Sardinaux Peninsula, offer a variety of landscapes from wooded hills to secret beachside coves. These protected areas are perfect for hiking, picnicking and observing the local flora and fauna.
In the heart of the Saint-Tropez hinterland, the Massif des Maures unveils a superb wild landscape. Hills carpeted with cork oaks and umbrella pines, valleys scented with thyme and lavender… Stroll along paths that wend their way through unspoilt scenery to suddenly reveal breathtaking panoramas of the Gulf of Saint-Tropez.
Along the coast, the Pointe des Sardinaux reveals a different side of the Gulf of Saint-Tropez. This peaceful, unspoilt natural site offers spectacular views over the Mediterranean, with its crystal-clear waters and beaches shaded by majestic umbrella pines. The perfect spot for nature lovers, it invites you to contemplate the sea birds, explore the varied coastal flora, and simply soak up the surrounding calm.
Hiking and discovery: an invitation to explore
Hiking enthusiasts will be delighted by the variety of landscapes on offer in the Gulf of Saint-Tropez. Its signposted footpaths wind through dense forests, skirt secluded coves and climb up to soaring hilltops, revealing breathtaking panoramas of the Mediterranean at every turn.
As the seasons change, so does the scenery. In summer, the forests are decked in intense greens, while in autumn, the undergrowth takes on golden and coppery hues. These trails promise an immersive experience, combining visual splendour with a symphony of scents, perfect for reconnecting with nature.
Other activities
Cycling in the Gulf of Saint-Tropez
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.
Experience Saint-Tropez
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.
Golf in Saint-Tropez
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.
Saint-Tropez, a sea-faring town
Once a fishing town, Saint-Tropez has preserved its maritime identity. For those who enjoy the pleasures the sea has to offer – swimming, sailing, diving, boat trips to discover the wonderful coastal scenery… – the town and its surroundings are a paradise.