St Tropez
Yacht Charters

Thanks to actress Brigitte Bardot – who starred in And God Created a Woman, significant scenes from which were set at this locale – St. Tropez’s private Tahiti Beach gained international fame. Home to a handful of delicious restaurants courtesy of the luxurious, beachfront Sofitel Tahiti Maeva Resort, Tahiti Beach is as glamorous as it is subdued. Head to its sun-kissed shores for celebrity sightings, affluent nightlife, quiet exclusivity, and enchanting views.

Accessible only by a tree-lined footpath that winds its way through St. Tropez’s wooded hills, the Citadelle de St. Tropez overlooks the area’s impressive diverse landscape; once that includes everything from a jagged rocky coastline, headlands, bays, creeks, and islands, to snowcapped mountains and the red rocky landscape of the Estérel hills. Originally built in 1602 to defend the St. Tropez coastline from Spanish attack, today, this site hosts a naval museum that tracks the heritage of Saint Tropez from antiquity. Its exhibition includes a wealth of artifacts: archeological submarine equipment, models, engravings and paintings of boats, historic documents, and more.

Since 1955, Pampellone Beach, the main beach of St. Tropez, has been at the center of St. Tropez’s fame. With its three-mile-long, sandy coast and idyllic views, it is not uncommon for Pampellone Beach to attract more than 30,000 visitors a day during the height of summer; most of which stay to watch its enchanting sunset. Like most of the French Riviera, it is the desired spot of some of the world’s most affluent yacht charter guests, who spend their days there tanning in the sun, eating lunch at one of its many beachfront cafes, or swimming in its translucent, mild waters.