From Saturday 28th September to Friday 6th October, celebrate the 20th Anniversary of Les Voiles de Saint-Tropez. The show will be taking up all the space onshore, in and around the port of the legendary town of Saint-Tropez. To enjoy the French Riviera at its best, let us organise your stay. Here are some recommendations on what to do in Saint Tropez.
The beauty of Saint-Tropez is its lifestyle. No matter if you fancy a relaxing night with a nice dinner or a crazy weekend partying with celebrities, St-Tropez has it all.
A night out in Saint Tropez
For those wishing to dance the night away, head to Les Caves du Roy. Les Caves du Roy is the famous club of Byblos Hotel. You will find baroque columns with gold brocade still tower above the VIP booths embroidered with the notorious Byblos insignia and oriental touches. But most of all, you will certainly find celebrities. Adored by the like of Mick Jagger, Jack Nicholson or Cher, no surprise that this nightlife gem turned 53 this year and is still an institution in the South of France.
The legendary Papagayo has reinvented itself as Gaïo. Still ultra-trendy and chic! Dine and dance in one of St Tropez’s hottest spots to spend the night.
No need to choose between a restaurant, a lounge bar or a club, L’Opera has it all. Enjoy a bottle of Champagne admiring the view on the Port before enjoying a fine dinner with seafood, before ending the night dancing in a white hype venue.
If you feel like dancing all night and lose control, the VIP Room is where you have to go for a wild night. Glamour and champagne are the key-words to a successful night in Saint-Tropez and the VIP Room is where to find it. It is only open from June to early September, so hurry up!
Fine dining in Saint Tropez
Fancy a seafood plate? Head to Le Girelier, located on the port, and lunch with a view on the majestic sailing boats of the Gulf of Saint Tropez.
For true Italian cuisine in a world-renowned venue, book a table at Cucina, at the 5-star Palace Byblos Hotel. This Italian restaurant opened this summer 2019 but is already a place not to be missed.
If you planned to go to L’Escale and you can’t find it, don’t worry, it has just been refurbished and is now La Petit Plage by Eric Frechon. Still iconic, the setting is cocooning and features colourful plates for a true chill moment away from the crowd. Their speciality: the legendary Tarte Tropezienne with a twist and it’s just as delicious…
Want to travel for dinner? Salama restaurant opened its doors at the former Villa Romana earlier this year. It offers traditional Moroccan food in an oriental, modern setting, hidden in an alley, few steps away from the Port of Saint Tropez.
Where to chill on Pampelonne Beach?
Cabane Bambou has been entirely refurbished and opened the doors of Saint-Tropez’s new chilling heaven in April. Discover a quiet beach club, away from the crowd on Pampelonne Beach.
Among this year’s new gems, find La Serena, in Ramatuelle. Set on Saint-Tropez’s famous beach, La Serena offers all you need for a glamorous and relaxing afternoon. This beach club is the illustration of happiness.
The famous luxury hotel, Spa & Villas La Reserve, in Ramatuelle, has also its own private beach: La Réserve à la Plage… Wild, intimate and chic for a true Tropezian day on Pampelonne beach.
Let us take care of your stay and get access to the French Riviera’s most private and high-end venues. One contact for all your needs.