From a typical day the 'Tropezian' way, or visiting the most glitzy beach clubs, these are the best ways to enjoy Saint Tropez according to our conciergerie team.

From the port of Saint Tropez, a yacht awaits you to leave for an exceptional day in an idyllic setting. Have breakfast on board, concocted by a private chef. The skipper will then head towards the famous Lérins Islands. For lunch, La Guérite, a famous restaurant nestled on the rocky cove of Sainte-Marguerite Island near Cannes, awaits you to party all day long and enjoy the Tropezian atmosphere. Our tip? Make sure to take a swimming break in the heart of Esterel's red rocks!

Take your inspiration from one of Saint-Tropez's most exclusive beach clubs: Club 55. Tucked away in the comfort of your villa, enjoy a delicious cocktail around an ephemeral bar designed by our expert mixologists. Your very own recipe for an ultra-private evening!

La Moutte is one of the most secluded spots on the coast. The path will suddenly disappear among the bamboo leading to nothing but fine sand, crystal clear waters, and the open sea. To get there, simply park at the end of the road at Treilles de la Moutte, then pass through the gate of the private residence that's authorised for pedestrians.

L'Escalet is a succession of coves with beaches that boast golden sand and lagoon-like water that's crystal clear with a multitude of fish swimming at your feet. This beach can get quite crowded in the summer, but if you continue a little further along the coast, you'll find secluded corners just for you.

Pampelonne is where you'll find the famous Club 55 where soft lounge beds are available for sunbathing, but the large public beach is also well-kept. This beach is very popular, so if you'd like to have a quiet swim, get there before 10am or after 7pm.

This is a large horseshoe-shaped beach with white sand and vines that stretch nearly into the deep blue sea. The vines seem to drop off into the sea from Domaine La Tourraque, a beautiful family-run estate. The beach is a 45 minute walk from L'Escalet's car park or a 3-hour walk from Gigaro beach for the adventurous. It is also accessible by boat.

When we think of Les Salins, we think of the little sea of blue parasols sitting on this Robinson Crusoe beach. Head for Les Salins Restaurant, the place for Saint Tropez regulars. On the ground level you'll find a seafood restaurant and an Italian restaurant with a terrace on the upper level.

Planning your next holidays in Saint Tropez with kids? We have a myriad of activities and places to go for young children, teens, and the young at heart! The following are our two favourite activities, but if you'd like an exhaustive list, check out our article on visiting Saint Tropez with kids.

- Cooking classes at your villa

- Paddle and picnic in the moonlight

- Hike along the coast of Saint Tropez

- Kayak Cap Taillat nature reserve

- Visit Port Grimaud for the day

- See Les Voiles de Saint Tropez

Whether it's spring or summer, with sailboats dotting the coastline, or winter and autumn, when the village is quiet, Saint Tropez will always have a specific charm that is best experienced in real life.

Experience Saint Tropez with kids and loved ones, and live the Brigitte Bardot and Serge Gainsbourg life, hopping between parties and the slow life in the sand and sea.