Saint Tropez, capital of the world jet-set. From the end of the 1800s, writers such as Maupassant and painters such as Signac and Matisse began to frequent it and form that legendary aura that still characterizes it today. The great tourist development of Saint Tropez began towards the end of the 60s, when Jean Paul Sartre, Boris Vian and Brigitte Bardot habitually frequented the beaches and bars of the peninsula. Today Saint Tropez is one of the chicest holiday destinations in the world. In the area between the port and the old city there are very exclusive clubs and restaurants, luxury boats and motorboats crowd the marina.

Port Grimaud is a few km away. from Saint Tropez, it is also called the “little French Venice”, is made up of several canals and docks that form small islands connected to each other by pedestrian bridges, around which a real village develops which can also be reached from the mainland.