Saint-Tropez, France
Where timeless charm dances with glamor on the Côte d'Azur
A slice of heaven on the French Riviera, Saint Tropez will enchant you like no other place on the planet, with her stunning beaches, charming old town and glamorous ambiance. We get to visit this gorgeous spot where luxury yachts bob in the harbor and chic cafes line the cobbled streets for a spectacular day in port. Somma – Côte d’Azur immerses you in the beauty of this breathtaking coastline and carries you along in laidback luxury. “Le soleil toute l’année sur la Côte d’Azur.”
“Saint-Tropez, a place where the sun, sea, and sand create the perfect escape.”
— Unknown
Highlights
Originally a modest fishing village, it gained fame in the late 19th century when artists like Paul Signac discovered its charm, later becoming a hotspot for celebrities and the jet set, particularly after the release of the film “And God Created Woman” in 1956, which starred Brigitte Bardot. While it attracts the wealthy with exclusive boutiques and vibrant nightlife, it also retains its quaint character with narrow streets and traditional eateries, nestled between beautiful beaches such as the famous Pampelonne and the Provencal countryside.
Port of Saint-Tropez
The port of Saint-Tropez is a picturesque hub lined with luxurious yachts and charming fishing boats that beautifully showcase the town's maritime heritage. Known for its lively atmosphere, the port is surrounded by trendy cafes and boutiques, making it a perfect spot for visitors to relax and enjoy the stunning views of the Mediterranean.
Annonciade Museum
Housed in a former chapel, this art museum features works from the 19th and 20th centuries, highlighting artists like Paul Signac and Henri Matisse who were inspired by the region. The museum reflects the artistic legacy of Saint-Tropez.
Citadel of Saint-Tropez
The Citadel, a 17th-century fortress built to defend the coast against Spain, offers fantastic views of the town and the Mediterranean. Inside, housed in its dungeons, you can explore the Maritime History Museum, which showcases the town's rich maritime heritage.
Bell Tower
The bell tower in Saint-Tropez is part of the Eglise Notre Dame de l'Assomption, a prominent Italian Baroque-style church built in 1784. This structure is one of the most recognizable landmarks in the town, characterized by its bright ochre and earthy sienna colors.
Pampelonne Beach
Famous for its sandy shores and crystal-clear waters, Pampelonne Beach is a must-visit. It stretches nearly five kilometers and is renowned for having some of the most popular beach clubs in the south of France. Pampelonne Beach is known to be the “playground of the rich and famous” making it perfect for sunbathing, socializing and people-watching.
Why I Love Saint-Tropez
Where do I begin?! There is no wonder why royalty, celebrities and supermodels flock to Saint-Tropez. It’s the perfect blend of relaxation and elegance with Its picturesque harbor dotted with luxury yachts and pastel-colored buildings. Just lounging on the sun-kissed Pampelonne Beach is heavenly in itself! And what a pleasure it is to spend the day strolling under the shade of the century-old plane trees on the Place des Lices – a historic site in the heart of the city with wonderful little shops, bars and restaurants. You absolutely must indulge in a Tarte Tropézienne – ooh la la!
Join us for a trip
of a lifetime
Set sail with Somma French Riviera “Côte d’Azur” and discover the ultimate in relaxation and adventure. With amazing cuisine, breathtaking views, luxurious accommodations and world-class entertainment, it’s the perfect way to experience the beauty of the French Riviera.
