A totally private city by the sea linked by canals & bridges, Port-Grimaud bears a strong similarity to Venice.
With 11 kilometres of Mediterranean coastline, Sainte-Maxime encapsulates the good life.
Located in the Gulf of St-Tropez, both these seaside resorts offer watersports & pedestrian activities all year round thanks to the mild climate and exceptional number of hours of sunshine.
The pedestrianised streets of Port-Grimaud, the houses & apartments overlooking the sea, all convey the immense wealth of riches to be discovered in this stunning town.
The traditional houses with their old tiled roofs, a market bursting with local produce, wonderful walks in the leafy shade, Sainte-Maxime is a genuine bustling seaside resort all year round.

Àt both Port-Grimaud and Sainte-Maxime, you can enjoy the colourful market in the village square, a true institution in the South.

You'll be able to watch the famous boules matches… which can last until aperitif time, here, in a land where time stands still.

The sophisticated flavours of the Mediterranean are just a stone's throw away. Unless you prefer to enter the hinterland, where the regional identity has remained intact.

From Sainte-Maxime to Le Rayol-Canadel, not to mention Le Plan de la Tour, La Garde-Freinet, Grimaud, Saint-Tropez, Cogolin, Gassin, Ramatuelle, La Croix-Valmer, La Mole and Cavalaire, the Gulf of Saint-Tropez is bursting with villages exuding charm and authenticity.

In an area steeped in historic and cultural heritage, there is a huge array of activities on offer on land and at sea for couples, families, or just friends.