Saint-Tropez, stern-to on the old port.
Yachts along the quay, pastel houses behind them, and the beaches of Pampelonne over the hill.
Saint-Tropez was a fishing village before the painters, the film stars and the yachts arrived, and early in the morning the old town still feels like one. We find the villa in the hills, the berth or the anchorage, and the table on the beach.
- The Vieux Port
- The quay, the yachts and the first coffee of the day.
- Pampelonne
- Miles of sand and the long lunches that made it famous.
- Place des Lices
- Plane trees, pétanque, and the market on Tuesdays and Saturdays.
- The Citadel
- A fortress above the town, with the whole gulf below it.
Starting points
Never packages. Livia shapes every part around the people travelling, and one reservation holds the whole of it.
Good to know
- When to go
- May to September. Les Voiles brings the great classic yachts at the end of the season.
- Getting there
- La Môle airfield takes small private aircraft, and Nice and Toulon take the rest. A helicopter makes the last hop.
- Prices
- Every price is indicative until your concierge confirms it in writing.
