The area is full of magical sites, including a succession of isolated coves and other mythical places extending along the coast from Saint Tropez to Sainte Maxime
Port Grimaud has one of the Côte d’Azur’s largest marinas, with 12km of quays interconnecting to create this “lagoon city”, where sailors and recreational boaters gather every summer to take advantage of the wide array of services and explore the surrounding area at a gentle pace.
Saint-Tropez, on the opposite side of the gulf, appears to change colour depending on the season and the day, and can be reached in a few minutes by boat, a fact that will make anyone travelling by car along the congested coastal road green with envy. Standing above Saint-Tropez town like a sentinel, the Citadel of Saint-Tropez is a striking landmark to appreciate on your way to one of the many incredible beaches along this stretch of coastline, where you can drop anchor before paddling or swimming ashore for lunch and a cool drink. The area is full of magical sites, including a succession of isolated coves and other mythical places extending along the coast from Saint Tropez to Sainte Maxime.