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 expert 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. 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 designed by our expert mixologists around an ephemeral bar. Your very own recipe for an ultra-exclusive evening!

Hop into your Mehari, hair blowing in the wind, and head to the iconic village of Saint-Tropez. Indulge in a shopping spree through the most beautiful fashion houses—from Hermès and Chanel to inspiring local designers. One of our favorite stops is the Heimstone boutique, inspired by the Americana public pools of the '60s and '70s. Later, let us book you a table with your feet in the sand at Plage des Graniers, a private beach tucked in the heart of the village. During the day, treat yourself to a refreshment in the serene private gardens of the Dior restaurant.

How about a private helicopter escape to Corsica for the day? Touch down at the magnificent Domaine de Murtoli, where a rare and refined vision of Corsica awaits. Set amidst olive groves and wild mastic trees, the open-air setting is nothing short of enchanting—bathed in dappled sunlight and Mediterranean charm. Here, you’ll savour exquisite cuisine rooted in local tradition, served in a restaurant inspired by an old fisherman’s hut, blending rustic authenticity with understated elegance.

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

Summer is the perfect time to experience Saint Tropez with kids and live the Brigitte Bardot and Serge Gainsbourg life, hopping between parties and the slow life in the sand and sea.

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

• Family cooking classes at your villa

• Paddle and picnic in the moonlight

• Gentle hike along the coast of Saint Tropez

• Kayaking at the Cap Taillat nature reserve

• Visit Port Grimaud for the day

• See Les Voiles de Saint Tropez by boat

• Pablo - for a musical atmosphere and Mexican flavours

• Noto - where Sicilian inspirations meet Saint Tropez's Mediterranean charm

• Maison Revka - for a delicious Russian meal in a verdant garden 

• Matsuhisa Saint-Tropez - to marvel at the Pampelonne Bay from a castle terrace

• Opa - where Greek traditions meet on your plate and in the restaurant's atmosphere

• Lily of the Valley - for local and organic produce with rich savours

• La Vague d’Or - to take a delicious pastoral journey through Provence

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. It is also easily accessible by boat which our concierge team can organise for you.

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 to be 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.

• Le Club 55: famous for serving the cast and crew of And God Created Woman, this is the Riviera's most renowned club 

• Bagatelle: perfect for epicureans wanting to taste and experience the French Riviera

• Loulou Ramatuelle: inspired by Yves Saint Laurent's muse Loulou de la Falaise, this club is free-spirited, refined, and coquette

• Gigi Ramatuelle: hidden in the pine forest, this is a peaceful haven far from the hustle and bustle of the city centre

• Jardin Tropezina: spend your long summer days and nights lounging on a beachside garden beside the Chateau de la Messardière

• Casa Amor: live music in a bohemian atmosphere and authentic meals by Chef Akram

• Nikki Beach: one of Saint Tropez's most luxurious spots, this club is a favourite for locals and international celebrities alike