Visit Saint-Tropez, between glitter and authenticity
Saint-Tropez is a dream destination for sunbathers, swimmers and idlers. Located on the Côte d’Azur, this small French town is famous for its magnificent beaches, picturesque streets and glamorous atmosphere.
When it comes to memorable vacations, nothing beats a camping holiday near Saint-Tropez. Whether you’re with family, friends or a couple, this authentic and friendly village in the Var offers everything you need for a perfect stay.
Must-sees when visiting Saint-Tropez
Discover the wonders of Saint-Tropez, starting with a stroll around the harbour. This emblematic site is home to the most luxurious yachts, as well as small traditional boats. On Tuesday and Saturday mornings, the market in Place des Lices is a meeting place for locals and tourists alike. You’ll find fresh produce, souvenirs and handicrafts.
Next, don’t miss a visit to the Musée de l’Annonciade. Housed in a former chapel, this museum features works byfamous artists such as Signac and Matisse. To immerse yourself in the region’s maritime history, head for the citadel. This fortified monument overlooks the town and offers a breathtaking view of the Gulf of Saint-Tropez.
Finally, no stay at a campsite near Saint-Tropez is complete without enjoying the Mediterranean beaches. The beach at Pampelonne is without doubt the most famous thanks to Brigitte Bardot in the 1950s, with its miles of fine sand and crystal-clear waters. But there are also less-frequented coves offering tranquillity and natural beauty.
For those who love swimming and lounging, there’s nothing like relaxing on these beaches and letting yourself be lulled by the gentle sound of the waves. Many of the beaches offer sunbeds and umbrellas for hire, and you can even sample the local cuisine in the beach restaurants.
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Your visit to Saint-Tropez will be enhanced by a delicious variety of activities to suit all tastes. Sports enthusiasts can try their hand at paddleboarding, Jet Skiing or scuba diving to explore the seabed. For a more leisurely experience, opt for a boat trip around the gulf.
Another popular pastime in Saint-Tropez is shopping. Numerous exclusive boutiques and traditional stores are scattered throughout the town. Whether you’re looking for elegant, cutting-edge clothing, chic accessories or unique souvenirs, you’ll find what you’re looking for.
Finally, you can live the Tropezian experience to the full by sampling local dishes in the finest restaurants. Fresh fish, seafood and Provençal cuisine are the order of the day. Saint-Tropez’ s nightlife is also legendary. With its lively bars, prestigious clubs and festive soirées, every night is a chance to party into the wee hours. Even if you prefer a quieter evening, there are plenty of places where you can enjoy a cocktail while admiring the view.
Campsite near Saint-Tropez
Staying at a campsite close to Saint-Tropez, like our Le Muy campsite in the Var, means you can take full advantage of all the region has to offer. Le Muy is a charming, friendly village less than 37 km from Saint-Tropez. This proximity is ideal for those wishing to combine rural tranquillity with coastal glamour.
From your accommodation in Le Muy, it’s easy to plan excursions to Saint-Tropez. By renting a car, taking public transport or even boarding the Sainte-Maxime shuttle bus , which takes you directly to the port of Saint-Tropez and saves you money on parking, you can reach the region’s highlights quickly and easily.
- Visit the Saint-Tropez market on Saturday morning
- Spend a full day on Ramatuelle’s beaches (e.g. Pampelonne beach)
- Taste local wines in nearby vineyards
- Cruise around the Gulf of Saint-Tropez
- Explore the town’s narrow streets and shady squares
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