Top 34 things to do and attractions in Ramatuelle

We visited Friday 22nd August and went to the naturist section which there are 2 off both are a right mix of n7de and textiles which is fine, but what really put us off was the people with dogs who did not lift the poos they just left them or even worse covered it with sand.

One of the best beaches in the Saint Tropez / Ramatuelle area. Just stunningly, but busy.

It is a nice beach but beware bring water and anything else you may need. We had a reservation at Nikki Beach but before that all of the ‘beach clubs’ won’t really even let you buy water or a drink, and renting chairs at them is very expensive.

Superb beach - totally clean water, nice waves, easy to walk in and all of the services you may need: ample parking (8 hours for roughly 20€, 30 min free), life savers services along the beach, an ice man running by with a cart and several clubs where you can rent beach chairs and umbrellas plus have expensive lunches. Awesome place.

Nice beach, lots of parking

The beach Pampelonne Beach I visited today was absolutely splendid. The azure waters of the ocean were crystal clear and full of life. The pristine shores were immaculate, and the velvety sand felt luxurious under my feet. Not a single rock could be found anywhere, enhancing the beach's allure. I highly recommend this beach as a must-visit destination.

Really beautiful beach! Color of water is gorgeous, it’s soo warm and clean. Everywhere ships. Beach clubs on the left and right, very convenient. Not soo crowded. Recommend that spot.

It's very crowded in the restaurant. Chaotic at times with all the waiters and people and singers. We sat closer to the beach, which was nicer. The food is ok. We lived the grilled sea bass and the artichoke. The rest was ok. The beach they have is also very nice with a nice gift shop. There is valet parking for free.

Disappointed as this was very hyped on social media and trip site reviews. Bland food. Bland veal Milanese, bland pasta (terrible), bland frites. The food came out very quickly, suggesting that it was already prepared—gross! And €16 water is ridiculous. Overhyped and underdelivered. However, the dessert was good, although extremely overpriced (€24 per plate). Will not return. BEACH CLUB: Will also not return. It’s cushions on the floor…no elevation.

You come here for the vibes but the food is also surprisingly good. I would probably stick to shellfish here as my husband loved his mussels but my fish was a bit tough even though it was cooked on a skewer. Artichokes and the green salad were great and of course the live music and ambiance is just unmatched. Service is a bit slow but I don’t blame the staff as the place is clearly always busy.

What can you say that hasn’t been said before …. Spent the day here on the beach and then had a looooong and leisurely lunch. Beautifully effortless place to spend the day to enjoy the sun ☀️ and a delicious lunch. Can’t wait to go back and would recommend to anyone who wants to experience a classic Saint Tropez beach club

Honestly this place is very very sadly there only for the atmosphere. And even this got worse. Tables were very close together so you cannot go to the toilet without asking other seating guests to let someone through. The food and service is just nothing more than a catastrophe. ‘Home made fries’ cold. Sole grilled cold. Chicken far away from tasty. Really?!? It was soooo poor of taste and optic. Waiters were inattentive. Unfortunately there is nothing more to add.

Got to the beach club bright and early, with a reservation so I could get a spot directly on the front row. The club doesn’t provide towels, so visitors are subjected to buying the 100 euro ones in the gift shop. Because of this, vendors stalk this beach club the entire day, offering to sell towels. Between 10am-11am, there were maybe 5 people there, and the man stood directly in front of me, ruining my view, texting on his phone, waiting for more visitors to arrive. He then spent there entire day walking up and down our section of beach, soliciting. I took a walk passed 4 other beach clubs and none of them had this happening, presumably because Le Club 55 has the highest end clientele, but also because they famously don’t have towels when you rent chairs. I was not alone in being annoyed by this, and the number of vendors grew by the end of the day, including a couple who walk by offering massages and others had dresses and jewelry. But nothing is like the towel guys, who literally stand in your view THE ENTIRE DAY, offering towels to the same people who clearly already have towels and haven’t moved. As I tried to nod off around 3, two of them were talking loudly between themselves, about 10 yards away from each other, totally killing the relaxing sounds of the waves. I was very surprised to be at what is supposed to be the most exclusive private beach club in the French Riviera and not have management ask them to move along.

This is a pretty nice restaurant although for the prices I’d expect much better quality. It’s nice to have home grown vegetables and things- you can tell the owners are into the farm to table philosophy- but it is overpriced.

Spectacular views all around.

It is a distant view of Saint Tropez but it is still beautiful with all of the pin trees. There isn't much to do in Saint Tropez so I would put this and the Citadelle on the list

Lovely little chapel

great point of view of st tropez area

Nice view, nice environment.

Great view

(Translated by Google) Located on the heights of the Saint-Tropez city, it seems to be little visited by the hordes of tourists who visit the village of stars, as it is located about 2 km from the center. If you go there on foot, be aware that the road is quite steep and you must remain vigilant for traffic as there are few sidewalks. Almost before arriving, Google Maps will tell you to take the left lane to reach the chapel, but at this fork, it's better to take the right one, as the road is less busy and quieter. Once you arrive, you'll realize that the journey was worth it, as you'll enjoy a magnificent and breathtaking view of the pretty village and its surroundings. And it's not every day that you get to visit a chapel where Mick Jagger got married in 1971... 😉 BE CAREFUL: This chapel is often closed (but that doesn't detract from the view). We were lucky because it was open two days before the Heritage Days. (Original) Situé sur les hauteurs de la cité Tropezienne, elle semble peu visitée par les hordes de touristes qui visitent le village des stars, car elle est située à environ 2 kms du centre. Si vous vous y rendez à pied, il faut savoir que la route est assez pentu et il faut rester vigilant à la circulation car il y a peu de trottoirs. Presque avant d’arriver Google Maps vous indiquera de prendre la voie de gauche pour atteindre la chapelle, mais il est préférable à cette fourche de prendre celle de droite, car la route est moins fréquentée et pls calme. Une fois arrivée vous vous apercevrez que le jeu valait la chandelle car vous profitez alors d’une vue magnifique et imprenable sur le joli village et de ses environs. Et puis ce n’est pas tout les jours que l’on visite une chapelle ou Mick Jagger s’est mariée en 1971…😉 ATTENTION cette chapelle est souvent fermée, (mais cela n’enlève rien à la vue) nous avons eu de la chance car celle-ci était ouverte 2 jours avant les journées du patrimoine.

Interesting place ; great view point nearby. Beautiful walk down to the sea (~20 minutes)

Easily accessible viewpoint The area is accessible by car. Just a couple of steps from the parking you will find great viewpoints overlooking the beach

Very nice walks in the vicinity of the lighthouse. Great sunset too!

The lighthouse is located on a military complex and therefore off limits. There is also not really any view of the ocean. There is however a trail here that has awesome views.

Beautiful area for hiking and a private beach worth the hike

Well worth the drive up for what is an amazing view!

The walk along the sea is beautifull, especially in springtime, when there are a lot of flowers. But be aware if you want to sit on the beach. There is still some oil pollution from 2018. ( black spots on our pants)

The portions are ridiculously small. We ordered zucchini flowers for 20€ and got one zucchini flower (see photo). The main dish was also relatively small though not ridiculous. They provide plenty of carbs such as bread and rice to fill you as the food is a joke. Avoid like the plague! The flavors are really quite good but nothing that you will remember.

Really good food! And loved the atmosphere and not crazy price. Try the fish soup and tuna with watermelon

Generally disappointed with dinner. Staying at the hotel with one other person and was excited to eat dinner here. Ordered the beef tenderloin medium rare amongst other starters and main courses. Starters and the risotto were good. Beef tenderloin was raw on the inside and seared on the outside. I am generally ok with my beef more on the rare side of medium rare but there was no denying it was completely raw on the inside. I ate the pieces I could and had some of the other main course. I informed the wait staff and to their credit they asked several times if I wanted it to be put back on the grill. I declined because when paying €64 for beef I would assume it would be properly cooked. I did not complain and simply asked for the bill. No adjustments were made and I paid full price. I was thanked for my service and left. I wasn’t expecting a comped meal as I ate most of it and refused to have it put back on the grill but overall was disappointed in the service and the outcome as it detracted from an otherwise decent meal and experience. **EDIT** I would like to add that after this review one of the restaurant managers spoke with me in person as I was leaving the hotel. She apologized for the error and offered compensation. I appreciate the attentiveness from the staff.

The food was good and there were kid friendly options if needed. The service was excellent as well. Also the atmosphere was very nice and it was near the port of Saint-Tropez, and you get a view on the sea if you have a good table.

During one of the busiest weeks of the year in St Tropez, La Ponche truly impressed us. We’d booked dinner for 8 pm but I misremembered the time — the hostess called to check, graciously rescheduled us, and later found us a perfect front-row terrace table overlooking the bay. When on our subsequent approach, we struggled to find parking anywhere in town, she immediately offered the hotel’s valet service, saving the evening. Superb, friendly service (rare in mid-August here) and excellent food and drinks. Highly recommended!

I’ve been coming here since I was a child and it has always been a family tradition to return every year. Compared to many other restaurants in St. Tropez, this place still holds a special charm for me it carries an authentic, non-commercial touch. That said, the service unfortunately falls short of what it should be. The staff tend to treat guests as if they are just passing tourists who won’t return, rather than valued customers. There is no real explanation of the dishes, no one checking in to ask how the food is, and no attention to whether the wine or water needs refilling. It’s such a pity, because with better service the experience could truly match the beauty and authenticity of the setting. You could do so much better if you truly care about this place. It deserves to shine again, in the spirit of Madame Duckstein.

Great place away from crowds. Excellent service. Beautiful outside seating. Food was good, portion size good, pricey but not for saint tropes

Saint-Tropez is a glamorous coastal town on the French Riviera, known for its beautiful beaches, historic charm, and luxurious lifestyle. Once a small fishing village, Saint-Tropez became famous in the mid-20th century, thanks to celebrities and artists drawn to its scenic beauty and unique atmosphere. The town’s history dates back to the Roman era, and it has a rich cultural heritage, evident in its architecture and landmarks. If you’re visiting, start with Vieux Port (Old Port), where you can admire luxury yachts alongside traditional fishing boats. The colorful waterfront is lined with cafes and restaurants, perfect for soaking in the vibrant atmosphere. Don’t miss La Ponche, the historic old quarter that showcases the original charm of Saint-Tropez with narrow, winding streets and quaint buildings. Another must-visit is the Citadel of Saint-Tropez, a fortress offering panoramic views of the town and sea, along with a maritime museum that highlights the area’s seafaring history. Finally, take some time to relax on Pampelonne Beach, known for its clear waters and upscale beach clubs, making it a quintessential Saint-Tropez experience. This town perfectly combines historical allure with modern luxury, making it a memorable destination on the French Riviera.

Iconic place for the south of France. Crowded but very interesting

Wow. Easy arrival with the taxi boat and wonderful old city.

Beautiful place 😊 start saving up if you want to go there 😉

Beautiful port, with break wall protection.

Many restaurants, coffee shops, public toilets and big parking area, not far from old town with stunning views and boats ( you can rent boats as some of them displayed their offers ). A good walking tour between old and new.

I heard so much about St Tropez that I skipped other places just to be here. It was very unfortunate that it wasn't as I expected. We took a ferry from Nice on Tuesday. There was town market at the market square. I didn't find anything really special there. Of course there were rows of high end boutiques and shops for those who go for branded goods. The self operated public toilet which cost 50 cent was very dirty. The only cafe we found was the one near the market square. There were many restaurants at the port. Personally, will not be going there again.

Delicious bakery and good coffee, nice place 3 floors, very crowded but last floor was empty

The most delicious tarts, the hallmark of Saint-Tropez, are a must-try

I wanted to like this place — everything looked great. While walking around St. Tropez, we came across one of their bakeries. We weren’t hungry but decided to try something small and saw a sign: cookies, 2 for €5.50. But when we went to pay, the price suddenly changed to €6. I mentioned the sign, and the girl at the counter instantly denied it. She didn’t even check — just kept saying no, with a cold, mean expression like we were causing trouble. After insisting, they quietly removed the sign. That felt shady and dishonest. What made it worse was the vibe — we were the only Asians there, and the way we were treated felt off. Unfriendly, dismissive, and like we weren’t welcome. Later, we saw the exact same sign (2 for €5.50) at another La Tarte location in St. Raphaël — so clearly, we weren’t wrong. Disappointing and uncomfortable experience.

A Saint-Tropez icon that lives up to its reputation! The classic brioche-and-cream Tarte Tropézienne is divine, and the café’s atmosphere is bright and welcoming. A perfect stop between shopping and sightseeing and a bite of local history in every slice.

La Tarte Tropézienne, a legendary bakery in Saint-Tropez, famous for the "Tarte Tropézienne"— a brioche filled with a mix of crème pâtissière and crème au beurre, topped with pearl sugar. Created by Alexandre Micka in the 1950s and notably popularized by Brigitte Bardot.

For me it was a must to try as it’s the most famous dessert from Saint Tropez. It’s good to try but… for me no effect wow. It was good, I got 3 small ones with different flavors. Probably if I am there again I will give another try but… really there is no wow effect. The staff were friendly and helpful. Maybe next time I will go to a family patisserie not to a franchise one.

2 stars for the cakes which were nice. Less nice was the price for 2 coffees and 2 pieces of cake - 29€. Beware that if you eat in, you almost pay double the price that is shown in the store. There was an information on the table saying unspecifically that the price for eating-in is different to the prices shown in the store. At no point you would expect such an immense difference. In 2 weeks we haven´t seen higher that anywhere else in France - welcome to St-Tropez rip-off.

From the moment we arrived, the staff were warm and welcoming but attentiveness didn’t carry through the entire visit, however the lively atmosphere more than made up for it. The space is quite tight, which made the dining setup feel a bit cramped, and our food presentation reflected that slightly messy and not so tasty. This place is definitely more about the vibe than the food. With people dancing on tables and having fun it can also feel awkward if you're trying to focus on eating. The live painter was cool All in all, I’ll be back just for the vibes.

Executive French Riviera Ocean front location Global corporate entertainment group . Consistent food & beverage party atmosphere fresh harvested food beautifully decorated great musical playlist. You'll definitely remember coming here.

The energy that Bagatelle has is, in my humble opinion, the best in the whole world. The service, food, and vibe are simply on an extraterrestrial level. From the first minute to the last, they are devoted to you in every sense, from the quality of the food to the outstanding service, in my opinion the top 5 restaurants in Europe! Greetings from Croatia and I wish you all the best!

Fantastic ambiance and great food. And the party goes on all day, from great DJ to surprising performances of the staff. But book your table to be sure not to miss out.

Our first time at Bagatelle St. Tropez and it won’t be our last! We were celebrating a friend’s birthday and everything was spot on — fantastic food, great service, and an electric atmosphere. The later seating with the DJ really made the afternoon. Big thanks to the whole team!

Iconic and exclusive Beach Club and French Restaurant located in Ramatuelle, Saint Tropez. Rino Siconolfi Instagram rino_siconolfi

We always love coming here. It’s a party and such a great time. Cool multi generational music sets that Makes you want to get up and dance. Such a cool and fun vibe. Of course there are a bunch of posers too but that’s part of the great people watching. I go to Bagatelle all over the world. Worth the splurge. This time we got the pool loungers which are comfy beds with umbrellas. Was nice to chill here too

Unfortunately while I was visiting the ground floor was closed due to the preparation for the temporary exhibition. But a charming little collection of impressionist paintings on the second floor is very corresponding to the spirit of Saint Tropez city

Housed in a former 16th-century chapel just steps from the port, the museum feels intimate yet filled with artistic treasures that capture the spirit of the Riviera. A small but incredible collection from the late 19th to mid-20th century and brings together works by painters who were drawn to Saint Tropez for its Mediterranean light. It includes vibrant examples of Pointillism, Fauvism, and the Nabis movement. Seeing paintings by Paul Signac, Henri Matisse, Pierre Bonnard, Georges Braque, and Raoul Dufy in one place is already remarkable, but what impressed me most was discovering the early work of Francis Picabia. His luminous Vue de la Citadelle de Saint Tropez offers a softer, almost nostalgic vision of the town, very different from the avant-garde style he later became known for. Must see and is right at the Harbour in Saint Tropez

Not extravagant experience but real educational and informative. If you love history, paintings and culture, visiting this place will add more knowledge to your brain. Indulge with culture and history of St.Tropez visiting this Museum for 1 hour is a must! It will highlight your tour in French Riviera!

Chapel-turned-museum, Musee de l’Annonciade displayed amazing artwork by French artists like Signac, Marquet, Matisse and Rouault. Not the biggest museum and it felt more like an art gallery, but it remained a must visit while in Saint-Tropez.

This was my favourite part of my visit to Saint Tropez!! Sweet little Museum, their current exhibition was very fascinating and included lots of works by women :) The Museum shop also has pretty Postcards you can get as a souvenir

The Annonciade Museum, located in Saint-Tropez, France, is renowned for its impressive collection of modern art, particularly works from the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Established in 1986, the museum showcases pieces by artists associated with the Fauvism movement, such as Henri Matisse and André Derain, as well as other prominent figures like Paul Signac and Georges Braque. The museum is housed in a former chapel, which adds a unique architectural charm to the art viewing experience. It not only highlights the evolution of modern art but also emphasizes the artistic significance of the French Riviera, attracting art lovers and tourists alike. The exhibits often rotate, providing fresh insights into the works and the artists featured. If you're interested in more specific information or have any particular questions about the Annonciade Museum, feel free to ask!

A surprisingly voluminous exhibition with some exciting paintings. Definitely worth the price of 4 euros. A nice surprise!

In all weather ....... good point of view ... the lighthouse is not open to the public. An essential meeting point for experienced hikers of the Var coast. ..What else..a parking for those arriving by road ...

Ok

(Translated by Google) Very nice view but watch out for your knees, very steep descent. In places large grains of sand so slipping. You must equip yourself with good walking shoes. Departure via the path at the foot of the lighthouse but no loop. The beginning will be by steps, you can have a beautiful panorama without necessarily going far then to the islet. Allow 1 hour to the islet and return. (Original) Très belle vue mais attention aux genoux, descente bien escarpée. Par endroits gros grains sables donc glissade. Il faut s équiper de bonnes chaussures de marche. Départ par le sentier au pied du phare mais pas de boucle. Le début se fera par des marches, vous pouvez avoir beau panorama sans forcément aller loin puis jusqu'à l îlot. Compter 1h jusqu'à l îlot aller retour.

(Translated by Google) Sturdy shoes are recommended and, if possible, plan the trip when the temperature is cloudy and not too hot. The journey is an experience in itself. Fantastic views, magnificent colors, strenuous tramping path, but many areas can only be reached or viewed up close at great risk. But it definitely has to be watched at least once. The view is definitely worth it. (Original) Festes Schuhwerk ist anzuraten und möglichst bei bewölktem und nicht zu heißen Temperaturen den Ausflug planen. Die Anfahrt ist schon ein Erlebnis für sich selbst. Traumhafte Aussicht, prächtige Farben, anstrengender Tramelpfad viele Bereiche sind aber nur unter vielen Gefährdungen zu erreichen, oder aus der Nähe zu besichtigen. Muss aber unbedingt mindestens einmal angesehen werden. Der Ausblick lohnt sich auf jeden Fall.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful! You'll need hiking boots 🥾 and be able to handle a challenging hike 💪🏻. A steep climb and lots of loose stones and rocks, but beautiful views. Leave your heels 👠 and flip-flops at home 😉 (Original) Prachtig! Wel wandelschoenen 🥾 nodig en stevige wandeling aankunnen 💪🏻, stijle klim en vele losliggende stenen en rotsen, mooie uitzichten. Laat je hakken 👠 en slippers maar thuis 😉

(Translated by Google) A true spectacle of nature less than 20 minutes from the center of Saint-Tropez, the trail is very easy to access and very well signposted throughout the route. I really advise you to go there during a sunset to have the most beautiful spectacle. (Original) Un vrai spectacle de la nature à moins de 20 minutes du centre de Saint-Tropez, le sentier est très facile d’accès est très bien indiqué tout au long du parcours. Je vous conseille vraiment d’y aller lors d’un coucher de soleil pour avoir le plus beau spectacle.

(Translated by Google) Take the coastal path for magnificent maritime viewpoints (Original) Prendre le sentier du littoral points de vue maritime magnifique

Very bad service👎🏻👎🏻👎🏻 We booked a table at 12:30pm for lunch for 8 people. We ordered lots of food and it was good but expensive. So everything was going pretty well until we were done eating halfway and relaxed a little bit looking at the view. Then waiters suddenly took our plates food without asking if we were done around 1:35pm. I tried to stop them. However, they started rushing us and said they had second round and told us to leave at 2:15pm. I understand they have a second round but they should inform us when we did the booking or when we arrived the restaurant or ordering the food. So we couldn’t finish our food and had to pack.

The beach is absolutely amazing. The staff are outstanding. I’ve honestly never experienced service this good. Every little detail is taken care of, and you really feel like you’re getting the full princess treatment. They constantly check in to make sure everything is perfect, and they truly do everything for you. The setting itself is stunning: calm, no annoying music, super clean, and with top-notch facilities. Everything was just flawless a truly unforgettable experience

We visited the restaurant yesterday. Honestly, it all got off to a bit of a rocky start. The two young ladies at the reception desk were not the most amenable when it came to requesting a table. They just said that second service would be at 3.30pm and it was only 1.45pm. I did however request to use the bathroom and they were happy for me to do so especially as presently I have difficulty walking unaided. On leaving the restaurant I bumped into who I presume is one of the senior managers at the restaurant, Charlotte, and she was amazing. She clearly explained that they were presently open for lunch and not just drinks which was perfect for us as were planning to get a bite to eat as well. From there on in, our experience was excellent. We ordered the Basi Spritz and a detox juice. The Spritz was on the sweet side but packed a punch. I had to add quite a lot of water to dilute the alcohol and sweetness but probably better that than a weak tasting insipid cocktail. The detox juice was presented very well in a mini patron bottle and was full of goodness especially beetroot. The Niçoise salad was fresh and I think the tuna was confited which made it succulent in and preserved the richness of the flavour. The vegetables and tomatoes were equally fresh and full of flavour. This was accompanied by the halloumi served on a bed of hummus. The halloumi pieces were of a decent thickness and grilled to ensure that they did not go rubbery and turn into squeaky cheese which is so off putting. Being on holiday, this all had to be accompanied by shoestring truffle fries! - a prerequisite of all vacations! It was a very quick meal as we had to get to our destination but we really enjoyed our time at La Reserve. It could have been such a different experience had I not bumped into Charlotte so I guess this review is totally down to her - bravo!!

What a day at a nice relaxing beach! The staff was great. We parked at the main parking lot, a 5 minute walk away, but what’s nice is that they have a buggy that can take you from the parking lot to the beach, very convenient and considerate. The beds are super comfy and beach service was quick. At lunch, same thing! We had the paella, so yummy. Artichoke as a starter was also great with three different dips. It was refreshing to be somewhere more relaxing rather than a loud place.

Pushy service at the restaurant. We were still eating some bread with butter and the waiter removed the plate I was eating from. Food was ok, a bit mediocre for the price point. The service at the beach was better. Comfortable beach chairs and towels. Music at the club was nice, however, the music from Verde beach (by far the tackiest place we went in Ramatuelle) next door is so loud that it overrules the vibe at La reserve a la plage. All in all I was not wowed.

Didn't eat here as we had lunch reservations at Nikki Beach, so no comments on the food. I felt like we were originally told there were no beach beds available because we had a kid with us. The only reason we were eventually offered a bed was because my friend and the manager had mutual friends. That's unacceptable. The place is beautiful, no doubt about it, but the initial interaction was a turn-off. The atmosphere is kinda boring compared to the other clubs around. I think I'll pass for next time.

Beautiful restaurant location by the beach with great meals and attentive service. The artichoke appetizer is really nice.

A fun museum with colorful butterflies, children can have a good time...

The Butterfly Museum, also known as the Musée des Papillons, is located in the beautiful village of Bormes-les-Mimosas, near Saint-Tropez, France. This unique museum is dedicated to the fascinating world of butterflies and showcases a diverse collection of specimens from around the globe. Visitors to the museum can explore various exhibits that feature intricately displayed butterflies, highlighting their stunning colors and intricate patterns. The museum also provides information about the life cycle, habitats, and conservation of butterflies, making it both an educational and visually captivating experience. The Butterfly Museum is a perfect destination for nature enthusiasts, families, and anyone interested in the beauty of these delicate creatures. If you have questions about visiting or need more specific information, just let me know!

Superb place. So much beauty. Friendly reception and only 2 Euros entry fee. Thank you.

Small museum. Beautifully presented displays.

Butterfly museum is located in a street near old port in Saint tropez.

A really lovely little enjoyable museum. Not only the displayed specimens are beautiful, but they are arranged on the paintings mr. Lartigue has done, giving an extra "ooomph" to the exibit. Also the history of the creator is quite interesting. Multi-talented and a passionate bloke.

Super little butterfly museum on a backstreet. Set on two floors, ground floor has amazing displays, upper floor more academic. The museum is little and we went in Sept 2014. It was 3 euros entry, a very modest price and it does reflect how small it is but it is interesting. Yes, there are no actual live butterflies but that is to be expected up a small backstreet in St Tropez.

Our experience was unfortunately mediocre. While the service was commendable, we were disappointed by the food quality, especially given the high price tag. Most dishes were very average and bland, failing to meet our expectations. Considering the cost, it simply wasn't worth it. Portions was generous but all in all, it fell short of delivering the value we anticipated.

We went to the cafe to eat lunch, we have been coming for many many years. Just really disappointing what happened as we had a lovely time and meal as usual. Then the bill came and the waiter asked ‘ would you like to add a tip? ‘ which we thought was alittle strange as in France tips are included in the service charge. He then carried on to say yes we split the cost so for example I would only get 30 p etc. So we decided to be nice and give a tip even though we didn’t understand service charge not being included. Then upon paying and receiving the receipt it said printed (in French) service charge included !!!! So this waiter who thought we were just tourists and didn’t think we can read and understand French had tried to make us pay more thinking he would get away with it. We didn’t mention anything to him / going to let it slide but honestly this is just awful taking advantage of tourists like that.. we were really disappointed and shocked.

Lovely environment. The food is ok, not the best. More specifically, the tuna sushi was not fresh at all. Everything else was fine. It's also interesting that they have models walk around the tables modeling the cloths being sold next door store.

I wanted to spend my birthday with my family for lunch, but pretty much everything was a total disaster. Food was average, hot dishes were served cold. The changing rooms and restrooms were not cleaned once during the entire day. I spent a total of EUR 700.- for the whole day and won‘t come back after this expirience

Excellent restaurant on Pampelonne's beach directly overlooking the beach. Excellent virgin mojito and staff very friendly !!! Good vibes

Great food, music, atmosphere...a great day spent at the beach with a delicious lunch in the restaurant. The salt wrapped sea bass is phenomenal!

Great food, excellent friendly service by Eduardo and his team. Top quality 🏆

Worth the short trip from Ramatuell, but definitely not (easily) walkable in the August sun, as mentioned by some travel guides. Good for a few nice pics and some easy reflection of days long past.

Les Moulins De Paillas is a charming establishment located in the beautiful region of Provence, near Saint-Tropez, France. It is known for its picturesque setting and a variety of offerings, including accommodations, fine dining, and event spaces. Here are some key features of Les Moulins De Paillas: 1. **Accommodations**: The property typically features comfortable and well-appointed rooms or suites, providing a relaxing atmosphere for guests seeking a getaway in the heart of Provence. 2. **Dining**: Les Moulins De Paillas often includes an on-site restaurant that serves delicious cuisine, focusing on local and seasonal ingredients. It may provide a delightful dining experience, allowing guests to savor the flavors of the region. 3. **Scenic Surroundings**: The establishment is set amidst stunning natural landscapes, with lush gardens and views of the surrounding countryside, creating a serene ambiance for visitors. 4. **Event Spaces**: Les Moulins De Paillas may offer facilities for hosting events such as weddings, corporate gatherings, and private celebrations, making it an ideal venue for special occasions. 5. **Proximity to Attractions**: Being close to Saint-Tropez and other nearby towns allows guests to easily explore the vibrant culture, beautiful beaches, and attractions of the French Riviera. 6. **Relaxation and Leisure**: The property may provide various leisure activities, such as outdoor spaces for relaxation, walking paths, or opportunities to engage with the local environment. Les Moulins De Paillas embodies the charm and beauty of the Provence region, providing a welcoming retreat for travelers. If you have any specific questions or would like more details, feel free to ask!

Nice for a short stop and some pictures. You can't enter the mill. Also has nice view over Ramatuelle.

Beautiful romantic place at the top of the St Tropez peninsula. A beautiful road takes you to the small old windmill. If you're adventurous you could take a bike and really enjoy the views and the forest.

Very peaceful place..with epic views

Great sea views with the Porquerolles and Port-Cros island in the background on one side and Ramatuelle with the Golfe of St.Tropez on the other.

Don't go there only for the windmill and the view. It is nice you can go to the next town from there, but the view of the ocean is a bit disappointing because of the trees. The windmill is nicely redone but not in service, there is also one completely broken down.

Great little café with good coffee, or beer. Very nice people. Enjoy!

If you are looking for the perfect little French bar look no further, tucked out the way in the quiet little maze of a village, very French, very friendly manager and customers, made to feel very welcome, stayed for 3! Very relaxing evening.

(Translated by Google) A bar that has retained the charm of the South: the room is a living room with games, music and discussions. I was able to play the guitar available. The owner knew how to infuse her good energy into this place where drinks are good. THANKS. (Original) Un bar qui a su conserver le charme du Sud : la salle est une pièce de vies avec jeux, musique et discutions. J'ai pu jouer de la guitare à disposition. La patronne a su insuffler ses bonnes énergie dans ce lieu où il fait bon boire. Merci.

(Translated by Google) A good place in the past with its authentic decor with the added bonus of the warm welcome from the staff and affordable prices. (Original) Un bon dans le passé de par son décor authentique avec pour bonus l'accueil chaleureux du personnel et des tarifs accessibles.

(Translated by Google) Excellent bar! The atmosphere is friendly, the service is friendly, and the prices are really reasonable. A great place to recommend without hesitation. (Original) Excellent bar ! L’ambiance est conviviale, le service agréable et les tarifs sont vraiment corrects. Une belle adresse à recommander sans hésitation.

(Translated by Google) Associative bar in its own right, I love the tiles. Simple and relaxed atmosphere. Contribution 1€ per person for a drink which we pay with pleasure. (Original) Bar associatif dans son jus, j adore le carrelage. Ambiance simple et détendue. Cotisation 1€ par personne pour boire un coup que l on paye avec plaisir.

(Translated by Google) A very nice discovery. The people at the bar are very friendly and the prices are very reasonable for the region. (Original) Très belle découverte. Personnes au bar très sympathique et prix très raisonnables pour la région

Good place but more of walk involved as its on top of mountain. Entrance fee was 5 euro and view from top was amazing.

Good views. Long walk with steps to get to the top where the museum entrance is. The museum is a $5 entrance fee, mostly artifacts with information boards. Appreciated the English and French information making it doable for tourists.

Steeped in history and overlooking the sparkling gulf, the Citadel is one of the most beautiful viewpoints on the Riviera. I loved exploring its cobblestone paths and the maritime museum inside. This was my second time visiting Saint-Tropez and I’m so glad I made the time to come up to the citadel.

The maritime museum in Saint-Tropez is located on a hill with a beautiful view over the small harbor. A charming spot with interesting exhibits and a great perspective on the town's nautical history.

Amazing view of St.Tropez and surrounding coast not a lot of tourists even in August peka times, there's a naval museum with cool stuff, bit stuffy air. Make sure to take some water because there's a bit of a climb to a hill. There's also peacocks roaming about

To be honest this is probably the best place to visit in Saint Tropez. You get a nice panoramic view of the entire Saint Tropez at just 5 euros, and you get to learn about the cool maritime history behind the town of Saint Tropez (before it became a touristy yacht town). There are peacocks too!

Whew! Cool place great views. Climb is difficult when hot. Great job with the museam and transforming the citadel.

Beautiful sandy beach, stunning completely clear turquoise water! There is WC, shower and parking.

Came in afternoon. Was very lucky to score a parking spot as the place was packed! Beach crowded and quite rocky to get to. Showers are not working. Water was clear and relaxing. Not much to see if snorkelling around the rock faces.

Best beach in the area. Free, shallow, very convenient to get to, if you want to park tho, get there early. we walked and the hill back out is a 7% so be warned. Lots of families with small kids, dogs are allowed but only on leads and there is no shade so it’s a bit cruel to bring them here. 2 snack vans and ice cream seller. Only thing that spoilt it on this trip was groups of local teenagers dropping rubbish but unfortunately that happens everywhere I guess, some people just can’t appreciate how beautiful where they live is.

A wonderful beach that you want to return to, I recommend it

Beautiful beach, but can be pretty crowded in high season. Parking will also be difficult. Arriving early will prevent a lot of these troubles. Unfortunatly, due to its location there is a higher risk of jellyfish!

A great beach for those who llike swimming and snorkeling. Our favorite site near Ramatuelle and Saint-Tropez. You can walk a little further up the parking towards Cap Taglliat and then down the path to enter a beatifull small beach with even better conditions for snorkeling. Enjoy.

Amazing hidden treasure. Has two food trucks open from 9 am To 530 pm. The parking is free and it has clean restrooms. No lifeguards. Families comes w children so gets loud around noon.

It's a very good place to have fun, everything was delicious, I especially liked the "NIKKI BEACH'S FAMOUS CHICKEN SATAY". The waiters are very funny and polite. One note I have is about the toilet cleaners. I asked to charge my phone and they asked me for money, I didn't have cash and I told them that I would pay by card. They refused me and did not even charge my phone. I think this behavior is not suitable for your facility and I hope it won't happen again on the next visit. This is the only reason why I give you a relatively low rating. Thank you

Beautiful spot as Nikki Beach is generally renowned for, with bohemian-chic decor, and a relaxed but luxe atmosphere. The food was honestly one of the best I've had in SoF, good food, in my opinion, is a commodity in this region! Service... huumm... the security guy at the door was exceptionally rude and dismissing, disgraceful behaviour for such a beautiful place. The hostess was lovely and the wait staff were nice enough but rushed from table to table. Not really taking the time to deliver "The Nikki Beach" experience. I've been to a few of these and this particular one was definitely my least favourite.

Ohhhhh Nikki Beach. Today the place lived up to its name. Everything perfect. Service unbeliavable, food was extremely good and armosphere unparalelled. We had such a great time there.

One of the best beach experience ever ! I had so much fun, also coctails are very good. If you want a beach party in St Tropez, it must be first destination .

I arrived late and did not try the food, so my review concerns only the place itself. I was really surprised: there is not even a sea view. The whole club is fenced off, so you could just as well place it in the middle of a field or desert — it would make no difference. For me, a beach club means enjoying the sea, but here you only see walls and also trees. Honestly, I don’t understand why people choose to rent beds there instead of walking 100m through the dunes to reach the actual beach clubs by the sea, where DJ sets and nice atmosphere are also offered.

Great Vibes and Atmosphere – Just a Bit Pricey ⭐⭐⭐⭐ I had a fantastic time at Nikki Beach in St. Tropez — the energy, the music, and the setting are exactly what you’d expect from a world-famous beach club. The decor is beautiful, the crowd is stylish, and the whole place gives off that luxurious summer vibe. The food and drinks were delicious (especially the sushi platters and rosé), and the staff were mostly friendly and attentive, even during the busy hours. It’s a great spot to celebrate with friends or enjoy a lively afternoon under the sun. The only reason I’m giving 4 instead of 5 stars is the price — it’s definitely on the expensive side, even for St. Tropez. You’re paying for the brand and the scene, which is fine as long as you know what to expect.

Not worth a visit ! We went for lunch , food was less than average. Overpriced compared to the quality No vibes, it was a boring DJ. Also once we ordered the bill, the waiter asked if he could round it up ( which is not normal)

We’ve been coming to Cabane Bambou for several years, and it never disappoints. It’s become our tradition to stop here as soon as we arrive on the Côte d’Azur. The staff at the restaurant are always friendly and attentive, and the relaxed atmosphere with a nice mix of people makes it a perfect start to the holiday. We love the menu — especially the octopus, which remains a favorite — and the house rosé is always a hit. Service is quick, and everything feels easy and effortless. We also enjoy renting a day bed at the beach, where the service and comfort are just as great. What really made this last visit special: we could bring our one-year-old dog! There were several other dogs around, and even the owner has a puppy. Watching them play on the beach was such a joy. At the restaurant, our dog sat calmly with us in the shade — no issues at all. All in all, the quality and pricing feel very fair compared to other beach clubs in Pampelonne. We’ll keep coming back!

Chill vibes. If you’re looking to avoid the sound of bass pounding through speakers at the other beach bars then come here. Really relaxed energy, excellent cocktails, good food. Nice place to be during the day.

Love, LOVE Cabane Bambou! While on our favs list for few summers now, this year, it catapulted to the very top. There are many beach clubs and restaurant options along the beautiful Pampelonne, but honestly this year, we found ourselves asking, “why aren’t we at Bambou” when frequenting other spots (well, really only one other, but this review isn’t about throwing shade to others). Why do we love it? Under Edmond and Edgar’s leadership, the vibe, layout, service, and the food —especially the food options at the beach bar—make a day at Cabane Bambou a literal slice of heaven. Also, extra props to Léo for ensuring each visit was extraordinarily special. Plus Ange’s mad cocktail skills and everyone else! Merci pour tout!

Eva was amazing! the food was amazing, the store is so cute and everything else. we have been going here since five years and love it every single time. thank you eva again for the incredible service.

Beautiful hidden beach club with delicious food and chill environment. If you planning to have lunch better to have a reservation

Since it has been rebuilt it has lost a bit of his charm (not by choice, it was required by law to be pushed back further away from the land). However it is still a great looking beach and restaurant. The food is truly excellent (this is why we like to go there) and the staff although with many young people is really great. The beach part is also very nice. It is one my my favorite 'non-party' beach and I highly recommend it for a day where you want to chill and enjoy simple yet great food.

Very relaxed atmosphere, table setting spacious (as oppose to Le Club 55), good value for money. Good pro-active service personnel. Very clean well maintained lavatory. Good food, see pictures. We were all happy and relaxed.

Very nice place! Make sure to attend a mass. God bless you all 🙏🏼

From around the cathedral you can hike up to see the most incredible sights and views of the city and village. Breathtaking. Do the hike if you can and do some if not all. Still worth it.

There is only one mass on Sunday at 10h30 ! During the week, no mass on Monday. The only catholic church in Saint Tropez.

Nice church from outside, the opening times are very disappointing though. You cannot go in when you want.

Best places of Saint-Tropez video on TotalWalker YouTube channel!

Candle shop next to it sells replica candles which have been pictured around the world, even outer space!

Not maintained at all..shame

Rooms and decor need updating as do the beds. We would have expected a better room based on the price we paid. The carpet was very worn and was dated. It was a great location but really not worth the price.

Great location right at the water. It is easy to walk anywhere from the hotel. The staff -- at reception, in the restaurant, the concierge -- are kind and professional and willing to help with anything. The restaurant has delicious food, and the bar has some interesting cocktails. My room was spacious and huge, spotlessly cleaned every day, beautifully decorated. It's also the small things, from the stationary in the room to the seal press with the initials of the actor/musician/artist in whose room you are staying. Wonderful hotel. I would stay there again in a heartbeat.

Amazing stay in La Ponche Hôtel Restaurant. From arrival to departure from the hotel it was a luxury experience. Location is centrally located in the heart of Saint Tropez. The rooms are beautifully decorated and the amenities are of high quality. The food is of high quality across breakfast, lunch and dinner. I would definitely recommend this hotel, we won't stay anywhere else when back.

Stunning experience, staff and services exceptional in every detail. Rooms beautiful and gorgeous. View from the rooms with sea view is fantastic. One of the best hotels in St. Tropez.

We had lunch at the restaurant. The food is really nice, no complaints there. But when we were paying the bill, we checked with our very inexperienced waitress (she was clearly in training still) if it was indeed “Service Compris”, which we had noticed indicated on the menu. Immediately a more experienced waitress jumped on the situation and we were sort of bullied into adding an additional tip. We should have ignored her I suppose but it got unpleasant and we didn’t want to make a scene. Spoiled the meal a bit.

Absolutely amazing. Already looking into booking for next year. The service was impeccable. Rooms are spacious and location is perfect.

Wonderful stay and wonderful staff! Pierre especially made our stay seamless, comfortable, and special. Thanks Pierre and the La Ponche team!

I was visiting St Tropez and didn't make it in time for their tasting, so I just came for dinner. This is not a restaurant so don't expect more than dips and finger foods, but it was still good. Wine is where they shine, as they should. I had a glass of their rolle, which is a Provencal version of vermentino. Amazing. Don't miss this one because it's not a rose. They also had champagne which they kindly and accurately acknowledged is not theirs, but recommended it. That was excellent too. Overall, I had nice evening in beautiful surroundings and excellent French wine. Recommended

Incredible location with amazing food. Very good sunset vibes. Sadly the hostess was VERY unfriendly and speaking to us in a bad manner. I hope it was just today however it did make for a quite short and uncomfortable stay. The rest of the team was friendly.

Beautiful wine. €6 to taste 3 glasses, very helpful staff, good prices for quality wine. Lovely little bar in the evening as well. Recommended.

The best winery and winery tour I have ever had. The staff were all excellent hosts and tour guides. Our group had an awesome time and I personally loved getting to bring some of the Prestige Rosé home with me.

We stopped at Château des Marres in Ramatuelle because it looked so beautiful from the road while we were driving. The winery itself is stunning, and you can really feel the charm of the surroundings. Unfortunately, our excitement ended quickly. We ordered a cheese and ham plate, but almost immediately wasps began swarming our table. One even stung our granddaughter. It was impossible to sit back, relax, and enjoy the atmosphere or the wine. It’s very unpleasant when you come expecting a peaceful experience and instead feel like you’re in the wrong place. If ham attracts wasps so strongly, why is it included on the charcuterie board at all? The service also left a lot to be desired. The hostess was unwelcoming — she simply brought the plate, set it down without a word or even a smile, and left, without providing small plates for us to use. This lack of hospitality created a very unfriendly atmosphere, which was disappointing given how beautiful the winery itself is.

We came to drink something before dinner and loved it! Super service, would definitively recommend

Very very nice vineyard . Note they do not do wine tasting , however they Dona wine tasting tour of the vineyard that includes wine tasting at the end . They do two tours a day 11am and 3pm . However you can go to the tapas restaurant which opens later in the evening , which you can drink wine and enjoy sharing boards . It's also a pleasant atmosphere.

Domaine La Tourraque is a notable winery located in the Côtes de Provence AOC (Appellation d'Origine Contrôlée) region, near the charming town of Saint-Tropez. Known for its commitment to producing high-quality wines, especially rosés, this estate combines traditional winemaking practices with a focus on sustainable agriculture. Here are some highlights of Domaine La Tourraque: 1. **Vineyard and Terroir**: The estate features picturesque vineyards situated in a favorable climate that benefits from the Mediterranean sun, providing ideal conditions for grape growing. The unique terroir contributes to the flavor profiles of the wines produced. 2. **Rosé Wines**: Domaine La Tourraque is particularly recognized for its exquisite rosé wines, which are known for their freshness, vibrant colors, and fruity aromas. The winery produces various cuvées that showcase the richness and diversity of the region's grape varieties. 3. **Sustainable Practices**: The winery is committed to environmentally friendly farming practices, focusing on sustainable viticulture that respects the land and enhances the quality of the grapes. 4. **Wine Tastings and Tours**: Visitors to Domaine La Tourraque can often enjoy guided tours of the vineyards and wine cellars, along with tastings of their wines. This immersive experience allows guests to learn about the winemaking process and appreciate the nuances of the wines. 5. **Beautiful Setting**: The estate is surrounded by stunning landscapes, with views of the vineyards and the natural beauty of Provence, creating a serene atmosphere for wine enthusiasts and visitors. 6. **Community Engagement**: Domaine La Tourraque may also engage with the local community through events, festivals, and collaborations that celebrate the region's rich wine culture. Domaine La Tourraque represents the essence of Provençal winemaking, offering a delightful experience for those looking to explore the region's wines and enjoy the beautiful surroundings. If you have any specific questions or need more information, feel free to ask!

I like the wines from Tourracque - the Rose Classic is great - but they have to take care about their prices- they increase too much!!! There are very good competitors near by. This is the market and that is good. In the area of St. Tropez they think the world is not enough..... In between there are no more Russians and I hope they think we are all Europeans and like to enjoy our live 🇫🇲

Great wine tasting experience by the grandson of the founder. Excellent value wines for the quality especially the Harmony blends

Nice wine

Nice wine tour

(Translated by Google) We fell in love with this family winery where authenticity and respect for nature are not just empty words but a true way of life. We were warmly welcomed by the team and a passionate young woman, whose love of wine is evident in every word. The wines are simply exceptional. All certified organic, they express with precision and elegance the richness of the terroir, the patient work in the vineyard, and a sincere vision of wine: vibrant, respectful, and inspired. Whether you're an enlightened wine connoisseur or simply curious, don't hesitate. Here, we don't sell you a product; we share a story, a passion, an art. Forget the "grand châteaux" run by investors. Here, it's the people, the land, and the taste that speak for themselves. Thank you for this wonderful experience, and congratulations on what you do. Don't change a thing. Practical information: It's best to go to the shop in Ramatuelle village rather than directly to the estate. The road is winding, rocky, and strewn with potholes and pebbles (ideal for a 4x4). This estate is located in a protected natural area, where concrete and artificial infrastructure are strictly prohibited. This is also what makes it such a unique, preserved, and authentic place. (Original) Un IMMENSE coup de cœur pour ce domaine viticole familial où l’authenticité et le respect de la nature ne sont pas de vains mots mais un véritable mode de vie. Nous avons été accueillis avec gentillesse par l’équipe et une jeune femme passionnée, dont l’amour du vin se ressent dans chaque mot. Les vins sont tout simplement exceptionnels. Tous certifiés biologiques, ils expriment avec justesse et élégance la richesse du terroir, le travail patient de la vigne, et une vision sincère du vin : vivante, respectueuse et inspirée. Que vous soyez amateur éclairé ou simplement curieux, foncez sans hésiter. Ici, on ne vous vend pas un produit, on vous partage une histoire, une passion, un art. Oubliez les "grands châteaux" pilotés par des investisseurs. Ici, c’est l’humain, la terre et le goût qui parlent. Merci pour ce beau moment, et bravo pour ce que vous faites. Ne changez rien. Information pratique : il est préférable d'aller à la boutique du village de Ramatuelle, plutôt que directement au domaine. La route est sinueuse, pierreuse, parsemée de trous et de cailloux (idéale pour un type 4x4). Ce domaine se trouve dans une zone naturelle protégée, où béton et infrastructures artificielles sont strictement interdits. Et c’est aussi ce qui en fait un lieu si unique, préservé et authentique.

(Translated by Google) A warm welcome, high-quality wines, and a passionate team that takes the time to share its expertise. I highly recommend it! (Original) Un accueil chaleureux, des vins de grande qualité et une équipe passionnée qui prend le temps de partager son savoir-faire. Je recommande !

We're locals , come here very often , nice quiet beach. Surveillance. Bar/ restaurant which is nice Expensive to hire a sundeck chair or parasol. Parasol = 5 euros Sunbed = 25 euros. No parking !! Walk or cycle

The beach club is approximately a five-minute drive from St. Tropez. Its beautiful decor evokes a sense of a bygone era, and the food and service were truly exceptional. We certainly plan to return.

St. Tropez beach is very good view, The water is really clear and many cafe around the beach street. It is a very good destination if you visit this country. Good view, good people and good food too.

Quite a nice beach but not the clearest sand. Very nice for swimming and a gorgeous view of the surrounding bay.

Great resturant with fabulous service and quality of food is on point. It's a very relaxed atmosphere with average prices for this kind of establishment. The sun beds need to be booked in advance or you will be disappointed if you just turn up. The bathing area is oveooked by a life guard which covers the unlicensed swimming area next door. You aren't able to Moor your boat or ski here but if you phone ahead they have a "beach boy or Girl" who will collect you with a tender. Over all lovely place to eat and drink and take I'm the views of the Gukf of St. Tropez.

During our meal, there was a misunderstanding which we tried to clarify with the relevant waiter. Unfortunately, the waiter responded by shouting in a disrespectful manner in front of my family. I find this behavior completely unacceptable. As a paying customer who showed no disrespect, I firmly believe that courtesy and professionalism should always be upheld in customer service.

Fabulous beach very near to the town with hidden away free parking, 3 nice restaurants to choose from, great views over the bay, clear shallow water and nice clean sand. Paradise!

Very nice tour in English. Interesting to see all steps of the wine making process. Also good explanation of differences of all sorts of wine they make. Offcourse, there was also a tasting.

We are part way through our holiday on Les Tournels (will do a full review of the campsite/overall holiday at the end of our stay). But we wanted to review the amazing 3hr Wine Harvest/Tasting Tour we did a couple of days ago. We booked it at the little booking kiosk near reception. We spent 3 hrs from 8-11am experiencing the journey of the grape from the vine to tasting the end product! So interesting. The tour is literally a walk from the campsite where Juliette our guide met us and remained with us throughout the tour. She was so engaging and helpful converting French to English to ensure we understood. We were greeted at the vineyard processing area by Oliviar who was so knowledgeable and explained in great detail the process of wine making. We got to taste the juice that hadn't yet femented to wine which was delicious, then at the end of the tour, Vanessa provided us with a range of wines to taste. She explained how to taste, what to eat certain wines with and she provided us with some lovely nibbbles of bread cheeses and figs. The tour was brilliantly managed, very interesting and we had so much fun as they all had a great sense of humour. My husband, myself and our 8year old boy did the tour and at 25euro each, it was worth every penny! If you want to experience a tradition of the region, it's a must! We will have very fond and great memories of this tour and how much we learned. We will never look at wine in the same way ever again knowing how much work and effort goes in to making each and every bottle. Do the tour, you will love it!

Verry good wine!! Bought a couple of boxes to take it back home to Belgium.

Perfect rose wines

(Translated by Google) We had the chance to take a wine tour from Camping des Tournels, and it was a wonderful experience! Arnaud was incredibly kind, very welcoming, and generous with his explanations. We learned a tremendous amount, both about the vines and the fascinating work that goes into each bottle. You can really tell he deeply loves what he does, and it's infectious! A big thank you to him for this wonderful experience. I highly recommend this tour to anyone passing through the region! (Original) Nous avons eu la chance de faire une visite viticole depuis le Camping des Tournels, et ce fut une superbe expérience ! Arnaud a été d’une gentillesse incroyable, très accueillant et généreux dans ses explications. Nous avons appris énormément de choses, tant sur les vignes que sur le travail passionnant qui se cache derrière chaque bouteille. On sent vraiment qu’il aime profondément ce qu’il fait, et c’est communicatif ! Un grand merci à lui pour ce beau moment. Je recommande vivement cette visite à tous ceux qui passent par la région !

(Translated by Google) A fantastic experience at Domaine des Tournels! Last Wednesday, September 17th, we participated in a comprehensive English-language guided tour, followed by a tasting. Our guide was incredibly passionate and possessed impressive knowledge of the entire winemaking process. During the tasting, she perfectly explained how the aromas of each wine develop and exactly what we were tasting. This made the experience both educational and very enjoyable. We left with several cases of the Rayne Rosé—which I highly recommend—and a case of the 2022 Rayne Rouge. I highly recommend visiting this magnificent estate to anyone interested in learning more about the fascinating winemaking process. (Original) Une expérience fantastique au Domaine des Tournels ! Mercredi dernier, le 17 septembre, nous avons participé à une visite guidée en anglais très complète, suivie d'une dégustation. Notre guide était incroyablement passionnée et possédait une connaissance impressionnante de tout le processus de vinification. Pendant la dégustation, elle a su nous expliquer parfaitement comment les arômes de chaque vin se développent et ce que nous dégustions précisément. Cela a rendu l'expérience à la fois éducative et très agréable. Nous sommes repartis avec plusieurs cartons du Rosé Rayne – que je recommande vivement – et un carton du Rayne Rouge 2022. Je conseille chaleureusement à quiconque souhaite découvrir le processus fascinant de la vinification de visiter ce magnifique domaine.

(Translated by Google) Enjoy a free walking tour with explanations and tastings if you stay at the campsite. (Original) Fijne gratis wandeling met uitleg en proeverij als je op de camping verblijft.

A beautiful experience touring the vineyard and winery and highly recommend the wine tasting of organic wines produced here.

In July the wine tasting is as by the road , the place is beautiful and friendly hosts . Price for wine is fair

Domaine La Rouillère is a distinguished winery located in the Côtes de Provence AOC (Appellation d'Origine Contrôlée) region, near the picturesque town of Saint-Tropez. Known for its commitment to producing high-quality wines, particularly rosé, the estate combines traditional winemaking techniques with modern practices. Here are some key features of Domaine La Rouillère: 1. **Vineyard and Terroir**: The estate is set in a favorable climate with well-drained soils that are ideal for grape cultivation. The vineyards benefit from the Mediterranean climate, which helps produce grapes with concentrated flavors and aromas. 2. **Rosé Wines**: Domaine La Rouillère is particularly renowned for its rosé wines, which are celebrated for their freshness, vibrant colors, and fruity profiles. The winery produces several cuvées, showcasing the diversity of the terroir and grape varieties used. 3. **Wine Production**: The winery employs a combination of traditional and innovative techniques in its winemaking process. This includes careful grape selection, temperature-controlled fermentation, and aging methods that enhance the quality of the wines. 4. **Tastings and Tours**: Visitors to Domaine La Rouillère can enjoy guided tours of the vineyards and wine cellars, along with tastings of their wines. This experience allows guests to learn about the winemaking process and appreciate the unique characteristics of the wines produced on-site. 5. **Beautiful Setting**: The estate is surrounded by stunning landscapes, with views of the vineyards and the nearby Mediterranean coast, making it a lovely destination for wine enthusiasts and tourists. 6. **Sustainability**: Domaine La Rouillère is committed to sustainable farming practices, ensuring that the vineyards are maintained in an environmentally responsible manner while producing high-quality wines. Domaine La Rouillère offers a wonderful opportunity to explore the rich wine culture of the Côtes de Provence region. If you have any specific questions or would like more information, feel free to ask!

The rosèwine was the best and we got a nice tour of the winery

Top!

Selling wine by the road - friendly staff and great prices

Great wines! The wine and drive is cool!

This is a fantastic site. The sanitary block was excellent and the showers and toilets were beautifully clean. The whole site is a lovely place to be. It has a friendly atmosphere and the swimming area was superb. The location is great for many beaches and local attractions. There is plenty going on in the day and the evening without it being loud too late (it went quiet around 11:30am. The only feedback. We would give is for the electrics to be upgraded. They still use the old two-pin plugs and there are no trip switches on the electric box, so you can’t reset it yourself if it trips. This would save a lot of time and effort for both them and customers if they were upgraded. I think this is a reasonable expectation for a five star site. However, overall we would highly recommend this site, it’s one of the best we’ve been to and we loved it.

We recently stayed at this camping and would like to share our honest experience, including both the positive and negative aspects, for future visitors. Surroundings The area around the campsite is beautiful. The natural landscape offers great opportunities for walking, cycling, and relaxation. For those seeking nature and peace, this location has potential. Accommodation Unfortunately, the cabin we stayed in did not meet expectations. The finishing was cheap and looked poorly done. The bathroom had a strong smell of mold, and there was visible mold on the window frame, which had been covered with tape. The shower cabin had a crack, which likely contributed to the moisture problem. On arrival, the refrigerator had an awful smell and needed a thorough cleaning before use. Swimming Pool The pool area was disappointing in several ways. There were multiple holes in the walkway leading to the slides, which could easily cause injury to your feet. A broken and sharp tile was lying on the steps up to the slide, clearly a safety hazard. The pavement in and around the pool was generally sharp and painful to walk on barefoot. Restaurant The restaurant experience was also underwhelming. Even though it was almost empty, we were asked to wait outside for half an hour because we hadn’t made a reservation. The staff member was unfriendly and uninterested. After being seated, we waited 45 minutes for our pizzas, which turned out to be of poor quality, a four cheese pizza made with cheddar, something we had never encountered before and which did not taste good. Noise Disturbance If you’re looking for peace and quiet, this campsite is not the right choice. Almost every evening, loud music plays until late, making it difficult to relax or get a good night’s sleep. Conclusion Although the natural surroundings are beautiful, the condition of the accommodation, the unsafe pool area, poor restaurant service, and the constant noise in the evenings made this a disappointing experience. Unfortunately, we did not feel this vacation was worth the money.

A large campsite with spacious pitches in a pine forested hill. It’s a pretty steep hill if you’re at the top but it’s cooler and quieter there. There’s a shuttle that’ll drop you off at your pitch. Excellent and plentiful toilets. Good reasonable priced restaurant and bar. Wonderful pools. There’s a regular nice free “train” that’ll drop you at the supermarket and beach. Only negative is the lack of signposting in the park. Reception took some finding and we were forever getting lost in the woods.

Bit faraway from St Tropez. Rougly 12 km We biked there. Really nice pool area and entertainment in the evening. Beach is pretty close. 3 km.

Always good with Yelloh campsites, but this time we had an unpleasant situation with the pool staff. I think you need to put more effort into the people you hire to work with the public. The woman in the blue t-shirt, apparently responsible for supervising the pool, isn't qualified to work with the public. Very unpleasant. She made us feel terrible and felt like she was making fun of us.

An ok site but quite a poor standard for a Yelloh site. Not sure where they get 4 stars from as toilets were dated and quite dirty at times, service at reception was poor. Good location and good service of free train to supermarket and beach. Wouldn't stay here again unfortunately which I've not said about many Yelloh sites.

Aaaaaah 💆‍♀️ Once you check in you can switch off and enjoy your stay! The camp is beautiful, quiet even though it’s packed, facilities are clean, there’s running water everywhere, it’s just 😘🤌

Superb sanded beach and starting point for a fantastic hike

Amazing blue water, very calm and relaxing beach!

Fantastic beach. Good restaurant nearby

Very good beach with crystal water, lifeguards and many places to eat nearby. I haven’t seen any shower there. However, many toilets and map of this and nearby beaches.

Unbelievable beach with crystal clear blue water and a perfect view of the mountains around. It is also close to the hiking paths and close to many wonderful seaside restaurants.

Seemed pretty.

Definitely I would come back here again. I would say " most relaxed beautiful secret beach in South France" So, chill calm beautiful. 【Visited in September 2020】

(Translated by Google) We attended the Cuban music evening. Very good programming. The site is magnificent. Top organization. (Original) Nous avons assisté à la soirée musique cubaine . Très bonne programmation . Le site est magnifique. L'organisation au top.

(Translated by Google) I discovered this exceptional site thanks to these quality shows offered this fortnight in August. (Original) J'ai découvert ce site d'exception grâce à ces spectacles de qualité proposés en cette quinzaine d'août.

(Translated by Google) Melody Bernys offered us a symphonic recital, leading us to discover the different spaces of the Residence, having received famous people, writers, musicians, politicians the creative activity of Emile Ollivier (Original) Melody Bernys , nous à offert un récital , symphonique en nous entraînant sur la découverte des différents espaces de la Demeure , ayant reçu les personnages , connus , écrivains , musiciens , politiques l'activité créatrice d'Emile Ollivier

(Translated by Google) A festival of intimacy where two thirds of the seats are reserved for friends and patrons - who only applaud once they are in a hurry to go to the cocktail party. Endless speech of self-congratulation not saying a word about the curriculum of the young artists presented by Renaud Capuçon or even the role of the latter. (Original) Festival de l entre soi ou les deux tiers des sieges sont reserves aux amis et mecenes - qui n’applaudissent qu’une fois etant presse d aller au cocktail. Discours interminable d ‘autocongratulation ne disant pas un mot du cursus des jeunes artistes presentes par Renaud Capuçon ni meme du role de ce dernier.

(Translated by Google) Château de la Moutte is a castle located on the Saint-Tropez peninsula and which was the property of Émile Ollivier from 1860[2]. The main building is surrounded by a botanical park. This castle is today the property of the Conservatoire du littoral. (Original) Le château de la Moutte est un château situé sur la presqu'île de Saint-Tropez et qui fut la propriété d’Émile Ollivier à partir de 1860[2]. Le bâtiment principal est entouré d’un parc botanique. Ce château est aujourd’hui la propriété du Conservatoire du littoral.

(Translated by Google) Really great, setting, music and very welcoming people, always smiling! Looking forward to next year... (Original) Vraiment formidable, cadre, musique et des personnes très accueillantes toujours le sourire ! Vivement l'année prochaine ...

(Translated by Google) Exceptional as part of a concert on West Side Story. (Original) Exceptionnel dans le cadre d'un concert sur west side story.

A beautiful beach with a pretty view. However, be aware of the jellyfish - those may be very close to the beach. The stings after swimming were really painful.

Plage de Tahiti Parking: There is paid Parking right after you turn from the road (8 € for a day, cash only). Beach: Sandy with some dry seaweed flying when it's windy. It was windy when I was there. I saw people with dogs on the beach, so dogs-friendly. Sea: Sandy flat entrance with some seaweed at the shallow water. Good for kids or weak swimmers as it gets deep very gradually. Water was clean and refreshing on 30 June. No lifeguards. Food: There are plenty of cafes and beach clubs. Good choice to eat. But kitchen for all venues closes at 4pm, so if you coming for a whole day, take a snack. There are merchants walking on the beach selling snacks, cold drinks, ice cream, umbrellas, and tanning cream. Toilets: No free public toilets, only in restaurants.

Sand beach,the only view is yachts. VERY DIRTY.you can't swim or play in the sand without scratching yourself

Beautiful beach but way too crowded. Lots of fun people watching. Hard getting attention of waiters of you're in a small group as the bug spenders do take up their time and efforts which is understandable. Lovely, lovely beach but too crowded and crazy for us.

We went around 13:00, good time to find parking. Water was cold. Beach is very long, we went to the end, which proved to be the best spot, very sandy. An appreciated break from all the rocky beaches.

I enjoyed it here. It has a bit of an old school vibe, with a more mature crowd. In other words, no influencers taking endless selfies, no champagne showers. There was a bit of a party feel near the bar, with music and energy, but nothing over the top. You can have a drink, enjoy the buzz for a bit, then head back to your sunbed and relax, best of both worlds. The staff were friendly and attentive. The food was ok, nothing special. I had a salade niçoise and struggled to find the tuna, to be honest. I would definitely go back.

What a day. Thank you so much See ypu again next year