A stay in Provence
B&Bs and holiday cottages for exploring the Gulf of Saint-Tropez, its harbour and the surrounding villages of the Var.
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2 properties: B&Bs, holiday cottages and rentals
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Saint Raphael
Charming bed and breakfast
In Saint-Raphaël, four air-conditioned rooms in soft colours welcome couples and families to a Provençal villa. The rooms look onto a flower-filled garden shaded by tall oaks, close to shops. A peaceful retreat after a day on the coast or a walk through the landscapes of the Estérel.
Places to explore Saint Raphaël · Côte d'Azur · Saint Tropez · Cannes
Le Plan de la Tour
Charming Bed and breakfast and Cottages
In Le Plan-de-la-Tour, a former sheepfold houses four individually decorated rooms, alongside holiday rentals for two to seven guests and a traditional caravan for two. Private terraces, Mediterranean trees and sociable living spaces give the house a relaxed atmosphere, away from the bustle of the Gulf of Saint-Tropez.
Places to explore Saint Tropez · Côte d'Azur · Massif des Maures · Sainte Maxime
On the Var coast, Saint-Tropez combines a harbour, an old village and beaches and vineyards around the gulf. Summer crowds are only one aspect: museums, squares and the citadel district also shape a visit. Accommodation location matters when planning journeys.
Saint-Tropez harbour is lined with quays, shops and terraces. Behind it, La Ponche’s streets and village squares offer walking routes. The Annonciade Museum recalls the town’s links with painters; the citadel introduces maritime history. Allow time for the village rather than only passing through the harbour.
Pampelonne beach lies in the commune of Ramatuelle. Gassin and Ramatuelle offer hilltop village visits. Grimaud combines an inland old centre with waterside Port Grimaud. Towards Sainte-Maxime, roads follow other parts of the gulf. Seasonal traffic can substantially change journey times.
La Garde-Freinet and roads through the Massif des Maures introduce wooded landscapes. Wine estates offer further stops according to their visiting arrangements. For a stay focused on Saint-Tropez, check actual access from your accommodation, parking and possible boat connections. A house around the gulf may be some distance from the village by road.
Spring and autumn are the most pleasant seasons for driving, visiting villages and enjoying the coast with fewer crowds. Summer is the main season for beaches and evenings out, but travel times and bookings need more planning.
Saint-Tropez and Ramatuelle are convenient for beaches and nightlife. Gassin, Grimaud, La Croix-Valmer or Plan-de-la-Tour offer a quieter village atmosphere.
The coast puts beaches and harbours nearby; the hinterland suits village visits and rural landscapes. Check actual journey times in season and parking options. A property that looks close on the map may require a longer road journey.
