Summer with
the family.
Saint-Tropez
A festive and authentic village
The small fishing port of Saint Tropez is undoubtedly one of the most famous places on the Côte d’Azur. Made famous by Brigitte Bardot, the town is now one of the most popular meeting places for jet-setters and night owls, but remains a Provencal village rich in history and tradition.
The commune of Saint-Tropez is one of the best destinations in the PACA region, offering the whole family the chance to enjoy the beautiful sandy beaches, taste the various local specialties, discover an exceptional, authentic town and let loose to the rhythm of the music during the lively evenings. Located in the Var department, the town’s famous fishing port sets it apart from other towns in the region.
Take the
sun…
Experience great outdoors…
Mobile home rental near Saint Tropez
Vous envisagez de louer un mobil-home de standing pour 2 à 10 personnes près Saint-Tropez, la célèbre station balnéaire huppée de la Côte d’Azur ? Bienvenue au village camping 4 étoiles proche Saint Tropez Les Pêcheurs, à moins d’une heure en voiture de Saint-Tropez par la D8 ou la D25 (environ 40 km).
Before photographing the yachts and walking around the Gulf of Saint-Tropez, take time for breakfast on the private terrace of your mobile home. We have selected several sizes (22-30 m²), models and ranges of mobile homes to meet the expectations of all our holidaymakers who want to discover Saint-Tropez and enjoy the facilities and services of a 4-star campsite, without giving up their everyday luxuries.
Let yourself be seduced by the modern and functional Loggia mobile home, a well-appointed family cottage, a wooden cabin, a lodge designed for adventurers or a sumptuous villa. All our accommodations stand out for their modern architecture, equipment, comfort, private terrace and excellent integration into the wooded estate.
Book the mobile home that’s right for your tribe at Les Pêcheurs in the Var and treat yourself to a luxury vacation near Saint-Tropez – and save money in the process!
Tourism in Saint Tropez
Although this ancient fishing village is particularly quiet in autumn and spring, it is one of the liveliest towns during the summer vacations. Many activities take place here, and the port becomes a festive place where luxury yachts and sailboats belonging to various celebrities dock, adding an even more spectacular touch to the setting.
Thanks to its miles of coastline, made up of magnificent beaches and cool, crystal-clear waters, water sports activities are particularly interesting. So, whether you want to windsurf, tow a buoy, water-ski, or simply try your hand at surfing, the beaches will allow you to fully indulge in your favorite activities.
A lazy family day sunbathing under the Mediterranean sun is also possible on the fine sands of the Bouillabaisse, Ponche, Moutte, Graniers, Salins and Canoubiers beaches.
While it’s always pleasant to spend time at the beach, other activities are also available, such as hiking along the customs path (sentier des douaniers), for example, or walking along the coastal path to take in the magnificent views of the surrounding area.
If you’d like to learn more about the history of Saint-Tropez, you can take part in one of the many guided tours of the town’s historic sites and heritage. Among the most famous of these is the Citadelle, which dates back to the 17th century and has been listed as one of the town’s historic monuments since 1995. Religious heritages include the Notre-Dame-de-l’Assomption church and the Chapelle Sainte-Anne, the Phare de Saint-Tropez lighthouse, and natural sites such as the Pointe de Rabiou and the Cap de Saint-Tropez.
In the evenings, a stroll along the old port and a visit to one of the local restaurants, to sample the fine dishes prepared by the region’s top chefs, will relax you after a busy day.
Festive events are also frequent in Saint-Tropez. If you plan your program well, you may be lucky enough to attend or even take part in the Armen Festival in March, the International Grand Prix of Photography in May, the Rallye des Princesses in June, the Citadelle evenings in July, the Nuits du Château de la Moutte festival in August, as well as the Voiles de Saint-Tropez, held in October for fans of water sports and sailboats.
Saint Tropez.
At the
foot of the
Maures massif…
Nature in
a big way…
In the
rhythm
of water…
Immersion
nature
spectacular…
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