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Saint Tropez :
The village, suspended between the massif of the Moors and the Mediterranean, remains today the obligatory passage of the celebrities, the lovers of the sea, the enthusiasts of history, gastronomy and shopping, the art and heritage buffs. But behind the entertainment and other festivities, St Tropez remains an authentic village, a small fishing port with many facets and infinite charms that are discovered at the discretion of monuments, squares and other alleys shaded.
https://www.sainttropeztourisme.com/fr/
Gassin :
Gassin, from the top of its promontory, offers an exceptional view over the entire peninsula of St Tropez 360 °. Beaches, forests, vineyards, leisure and gastronomy, all the senses are awake. It is also an architectural and historical heritage. Recognized for several years as one of the "most beautiful village in France", Gassin also received a Marianne d'Or for the quality of its architectural renovations.
Ramatuelle :
Even today, when one enters the city by the plain, one has the impression of penetrating into a stronghold as formerly one attacked a fortress. Nowadays, it is a peaceful village, quiet and without exuberance. Its many fine sandy beaches make it a permanent attraction, its views enchant you and its vineyards call to idleness!
https://www.ramatuelle-tourisme.com/
Grimaud et Port Grimaud :
The castle overlooking the hill gives birth to a small medieval village at the edge of the sea, with at its feet, a modern lake city. During the summer period, street performances in the old village allow you to discover atmospheres from elsewhere, through songs and dances. In the plain, a sports complex, a go-cart, a bowling alley and a games room to relax.
Port Grimaud, a fifty-year-old lakeside city, straight out of the imagination of a "crazy" architect, François Spoerry. Today, the largest marina on the French Riviera has seduced thousands of enthusiasts. The houses of Port Grimaud are like colorful clouds floating on the canals of this Provençal Venice.
https://www.grimaud-provence.com
La Croix-Valmer :
It is a small Provencal village oriented exceptionally facing the Big Blue, in a gently sloping valley and protected from the winds. An affluent and discreet clientele who likes to frequent the long sandy beaches where all the nautical joys are possible. But it is also a story with the Taillat dolmen, the Roman ruins of Pardigon and the Napoleonic batteries of Lardier. Coastal path of beauty and classified vineyards, all for a beautiful holiday!
http://www.lacroixvalmertourisme.com/fr
Sainte Maxime :
Sainte Maxime is the most important agglomeration of the Gulf of St. Tropez. In the evening, to get sunny days on the beach to sunbathe or practice any kind of activity, orchestras enliven the terraces of cafes that are always busy. The marina has a set of services able to satisfy users and visitors. Many beaches stretch along the coastline like the beach of Nartelle.
https://www.sainte-maxime.com/
Cogolin :
Village of 4 seasons, ideally located between land and sea, Cogolin is at the foot of the Massif des Maures but with a wide sea opening with a capacity of 1800 boats. The arts and crafts are very present with the famous factories of Pipes in briar and the manufacture of carpets. The museum Raimu testifies to the life and career of Jules Muraire, immortal Caesar trilogy marcel Pagnol.
http://www.cogolin-provence.com/
Cavalaire-sur-Mer :
Located at the bottom of a beautiful bay that bears his name, bathed in the blue waters of the Côte d'Azur on nearly 4 km of blond sand. Appreciated for the quality of its bathing waters, its marina, its Provence market, its traditional Provencal festivals and its summer events. The House of the Sea exposes archaeological collections emanating from the discoveries made in Cavalaire and its surroundings.
https://www.cavalairesurmer.fr/
