The high tourist season in Saint-Tropez, as in other Mediterranean resort towns, lasts from May to September. Summers are moderately hot (the average temperature in July–August is around +25 °C). Those who prefer milder weather and rainy days should plan their trip for October–November, when the 5-day weather forecast for Saint-Tropez almost always predicts rainfall. The low season lasts from October to March. Snow is rare in winter — these months in Saint-Tropez are more like a rainy season.
Flora and fauna of Saint-Tropez
The vegetation in Saint-Tropez is quite diverse: typical European oaks, chestnut trees, and pines grow alongside subtropical eucalyptus trees, palms, olive trees, and cypresses.
The fauna of Saint-Tropez is not particularly rich: foxes, otters, badgers, hares, squirrels, and various rodents (mice, rats) inhabit the area. Among larger animals, you may encounter wild boars and deer.
In the sea, there is a high chance of encountering jellyfish. These creatures near the shores of Saint-Tropez can be quite dangerous — touching them may cause burns.
