
Travelers will drive from Nice to Saint-Tropez, with the option to take a 20-minute boat trip from St Maxime for an additional 9€, available from May to mid-September. In Saint-Tropez, enjoy free time to explore the harbor, beaches, and Place des Lys, where visitors can find local restaurants and experience the village's charm. Saint-Tropez has transitioned from a military stronghold in the 15th century to a popular destination for the wealthy. The return journey includes a stop at Port Grimaud, often referred to as "Little Venice" due to its canals and picturesque squares. Note that cruisers can request a 50% refund if their port call is canceled at the last minute.
On the first leg of your trip, soak in the views over the Mediterranean as you drive southwest along the cliffside Esterel Corniche road that hugs this stretch of shore. Have your camera poised as you pass the beautiful Esterel Massif, famous for its unique red color.
stop at the postcard-pretty town of Port Grimaud. Dubbed ‘Little Venice’, this charming place is famous for its quaint canals, little bridges and attractive houses.
Continue to the glamorous port city of St-Tropez, where you'll watch the million-dollar yachts gliding in and out of port and stroll along the lovely beachfront past stylish terrace cafés and trendy boutiques. Visit the bustling Place des Lys, where the rich and famous meet, and browse the inviting food stalls of St Tropez's vibrant Provencal market (on Tuesdays only). Before you return to Nice, enjoy free time to explore St-Tropez in your own way, and perhaps savor a scrumptious lunch at one of the classy restaurants or cafes (own expense)
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