If you decide to explore Saint-Tropez in detail, pay attention to its famous port, the small Old Town, the beaches, the 17th-century fortress located just off the promenade (offering a breathtaking view of Saint-Tropez), and several art museums (though not particularly well-known).
In Saint-Tropez, you absolutely must:
sit at one of the famous bistros along the Le Gorille and Le Senequiere promenades, watching the yachts and their passengers;
admire the stunning sunset over the Gulf of Saint-Tropez;
enjoy a glass of Provence rosé or white wine from Chateau Minuty — one of the finest wines for summer.
The walking route around Saint-Tropez should definitely include a stroll along the Suffren and Jean Jaurès promenades. If you still have energy, head to Môle Jean Réveille, which extends into Môle d’Estienne d’Orves.
Popular walking routes in Saint-Tropez often end at the Heprat promenade that juts out far into the sea, and the Saint-Tropez promenade, where scenes featuring the legendary gendarme Cruchot were filmed.
