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.
Cycling in the Gulf of Saint-Tropez
Explore the Gulf of Saint-Tropez at your own pace
Truly blessed by nature, the region of the Gulf of Saint-Tropez offers a myriad of landscapes ranging from golden sandy beaches to lush green hills, all enveloped in a warm and balmy climate. It is the perfect environment for cycling enthusiasts, who will be guaranteed exceptional opportunities to practise their sport in the heart of nature.
Cycling in this region is the ideal combination of physical exertion, scenic discovery and immersion in local culture. Every pedal stroke brings you closer to the natural beauty and soul of this unique area. It is the ideal way to explore these grandiose panoramas at your own pace, while soaking up the serenity of each site you pass through.
The must-dos on a bike tour in the Gulf of Saint-Tropez
- Port Grimaud: Start your tour by exploring the emblematic canals of Port Grimaud. Pedal your way to the golden beaches and enjoy a relaxing break by the sea.
- Saint-Tropez: follow the beach route to Pampelonne, one of the region’s most famous beaches.
- Ramatuelle and Gassin: Continue on to the hilltop villages of Ramatuelle and Gassin. These villages offer breathtaking views over the Gulf and are renowned for their Provencal charm.
- The Saint-Tropez peninsula: For more adventurous cyclists, a loop around the Saint-Tropez peninsula is a must. This ride offers wild, unspoilt scenery, with coastal paths and spectacular views over the Mediterranean.
- The Massif des Maures: For a more sporting experience, explore the trails of the Massif des Maures. This mountain range offers cycle trails through cork oak and chestnut forests, with climbs and descents to test your endurance.
Other activities
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.
Nature in all its splendour
White sandy coves fringed by umbrella pines, steep paths and magnificent views all the way to Le Lavandou – surprise after surprise!
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.
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.