What to see, what to do
à Saint-Tropez

Travel guide Saint-Tropez

Saint-Tropez, a jewel on the Côte d'Azur, is famous for its glamorous beaches, picturesque port and lively nightlife.

This small fishing port became a world-famous destination in the 1950s, attracting artists, celebrities and jet-setters.

Saint-Tropez can be reached by road or by boat from Nice or Cannes. The nearest airport is Toulon-Hyères.

Accommodation

La ville propose une large gamme d’hébergements, des hôtels de luxe aux chambres d’hôtes et villas privées.

Gastronomy

Tarte tropézienne, bouillabaisse, seafood

What is there to see? What to do?

The old port, Pampelonne beach and the citadel of Saint-Tropez

La Ponche, Quartier de la Glaye, Place des Lices

Sailing, diving and coastal walks

Plages publiques, activités nautiques, Musée de l’Annonciade

Les Voiles de Saint-Tropez, the Fashion and Photography Festival

Activities

Shopping

Rue Gambetta for luxury boutiques, Provencal market Place des Lices

Nightlife

Beach bars, exclusive clubs and yacht parties characterise the nightlife.

Did you know?

Saint-Tropez was made popular by Brigitte Bardot in the 1950s.
The famous Tarte tropézienne pastry was created here.
The 16th-century citadel offers panoramic views over the town and the sea.
The port is home to some of the world's most luxurious yachts.
The town was a favourite shooting location for French films in the 1960s.

Tips and tricks
Hire a scooter or bike to get around the city with ease.
Discover small local restaurants offering authentic cuisine.
Watch the sun set over the beach for a memorable experience.

Visit Saint-Tropez out of season to avoid the crowds. Explore the surrounding villages and vineyards.

Hi, I'm Élodie, a passionate traveller who has been lucky enough to discover many corners of the world. At the age of 30, I settled in Saint-Tropez, charmed by its glamour and typically French atmosphere. I still have an anecdote about the time I met an international star while strolling through the narrow streets of the old town!

Élodie D.

DiamsTrotter Saint-Tropez