The region

And, as though in a dream, here you are in Provence quite close to Saint Tropez. With its boundaries marked by the Mediterranean to the south and the first peaks of the Alps to the north, Provence offers a wide variety of remarkable landscapes with spellbinding colours.
The land in Provence is generous and craftspeople have learned to make the most of its riches. While you are here on holiday you can explore the pottery of Salernes, the earthenware of Moustiers, olive oil, Côtes de Provence wines, lavender from the Haut Pays, perfumes from Grasse, delicate crystallised fruit from Apt, the subtle lavender honey, tapenade of green olives and black olives…
The Gulf of Saint Tropez lies at the heart of this magnificent sun-drenched region, with the Maures chain as a backdrop. This is a splendid massif where the peace and quiet of nature means that you can still enjoy unforgettable walks amongst chestnut trees and cork oaks.

The Gulf of Saint Tropez and its villages

Sainte-Maxime
A charming seaside resort, built facing south on the edge of the Gulf of Saint Tropez and sheltered from the winds, offers a gentle pace of life acknowledged by everyone.

Saint-Tropez
Owes its international reputation to painters. Paul Signac was the first painter to roll up at this little port in 1892. At the time it was totally unknown and was immediately dazzled by the bright light.

Ramatuelle
Tucked away in the Saint Tropez countryside, right in the heart of the vines and sheltered from the hustle and bustle of the beaches, lies the Provençal village.

Grimaud
Built on the hillside, is a charming little village where everything is made of stone using medieval architecture.

 "Les bateaux verts" excursions along the coast and a regular shuttle service.