RIVIERA ROUND TRIP

 

If you plan to make a long weekend or week's trip then here are a few tips or and ideas for how you can enjoy your time. 

 
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VISIT SAINT TROPEZ

From both Port Grimaud & Ste. Maxime harbours are 20 minute ferries to St. Tropez. 

Have a drink on promenade or wander the backstreets to find a lovely spot for lunch or dinner. Some of our favourites include: 

  • Breakfast on the balcony of Hôtel Sube or at Le Sporting
  • Lunch or Dinner at Plage Les Graniers. You'll need to book but it's on the beach and our absolute favourite. 
  • Exploring the market at Place des Lices every Tuesday & Saturday morning
  • A drink at Senequier

PLAY ON tHE BEACH

Our three favourite spots for a beach day out are Pampelonne, Gigaro or Les Graniers. 

  • Gigaro is more laid back, and we love the Couleurs Jardin for a delicious lunch, followed by taking our towels down to the sand and swimming in the clear blue water. It's a quieter cove and a bit more sheltered. Pampelonne is more for a leisurely lunch and party party!
  • Les Graniers - As mentioned above, it is our favourite spot for a mix of lunch and chilling on the beach. It's also around the corner (a short 10 minute walk) from Place de Lices in St. Tropez so worth combining with a morning in St. Tropez. 
  • For lunch, Pampelonne is the priciest, but you could simply take a picnic. There we recommend Indie Beach or Le Club 55, but there are loads more to choose from. We recommend booking lunch for 1 or 3pm followed by a swim in the sea - but if you want a day on the sand we'd recommend Gigaro. 
  • There are also many public beaches in Port Grimaud and Ste. Maxime where you can head for a chilled afternoon,  take a picnic and towels. 

EXPLORE GASSIN

A 20 minute drive from Port Grimaud, you can climb the flower filled streets to enjoy a panoramic view of the gulf of Saint- Tropez. It's nice to stop by to eat traditional food in one of the terraced restaurants. Our favourite is Le Pescadou.