Pampelonne Beach
The legendary 5km beach with exclusive beach clubs, crystal-clear waters, and golden sand.
Glamour, Beaches & Coastal Escapes
Cruise the legendary Gulf of Saint-Tropez aboard a superyacht. Private beaches, Pampelonne sunsets, and the iconic old port, the ultimate Mediterranean charter destination.
Mediterranean · 43.27° N, 6.64° E
Overview
Saint-Tropez is the jewel of the French Riviera, renowned worldwide for its glamorous superyacht harbour, legendary beaches, and sophisticated Mediterranean lifestyle. A superyacht charter here places you at the heart of the world's most prestigious yachting scene.
From the iconic Pampelonne Beach with its exclusive clubs like Club 55 and Nikki Beach, to secluded anchorages along the Ramatuelle coastline, a superyacht charter offers unparalleled access to the finest experiences the Gulf of Saint-Tropez has to offer.
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Highlights
The legendary 5km beach with exclusive beach clubs, crystal-clear waters, and golden sand.
The iconic harbour lined with superyachts, Provençal restaurants, and the famous Sénéquier café.
One of the last unspoilt headlands on the Riviera, pristine nature and secluded swimming.
A quieter, more natural beach perfect for families and relaxed afternoon anchoring.
Secluded bays and dramatic cliffs accessible only by superyacht, the quiet side of the Riviera.
When to go
May to October, with peak season in July and August. June and September offer beautiful weather with fewer crowds.
7-day charters allow exploration of the entire Gulf and neighbouring Porquerolles. 10–14 days extend to Cannes, Monaco, or Corsica.
Mediterranean fish, occasional dolphins, Posidonia seagrass meadows, and crystal-clear snorkeling in protected marine areas.
Real yachts, live rates
A selection of crewed yachts based in the West Mediterranean region, with weekly rates in USD.
West Mediterranean 12 guests · 9 cabins · 36 crew · Lürssen
From $3,400,000 / week
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Caribbean 34 guests · 17 cabins · 39 crew · Canadian Vickers
From $794,000 / week
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Caribbean 12 guests · 10 cabins · 28 crew · Lürssen
From $1,600,000 / week
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Arabian Gulf 24 guests · 21 cabins · 30 crew · Davenport
From $561,000 / week
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Caribbean 12 guests · 8 cabins · 21 crew · SilverYachts
From $750,000 / week
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Caribbean 24 guests · 14 cabins · 28 crew · Blohm+Voss
From $907,000 / week
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Mediterranean seafood · €€€€
The original Pampelonne beach club, founded in 1955. A legendary institution where old-money glamour meets barefoot luxury. Grilled fish, rosé, and people-watching at its finest.
Arrive by tender for the full VIP experience. Book weeks ahead in peak season.
International & sushi · €€€€
The world-famous beach club that defined the party-meets-luxury concept. DJs, champagne showers, and sushi platters — an all-day event every day of summer.
Sunday is the signature party day. Reserve a daybed for your group.
French haute cuisine · €€€€
Three Michelin-starred restaurant at Résidence de la Pinède. Chef Arnaud Donckele creates sublime Mediterranean haute cuisine with locally sourced ingredients.
A once-in-a-lifetime dinner. Book a terrace table overlooking the bay.
Fresh seafood · €€€
A hidden gem tucked below the Citadel, accessible by a scenic coastal path or by boat. Simple, fresh seafood served on a shaded terrace steps from the sea.
Anchor in the cove below and swim to the restaurant — the ultimate arrival.
Mediterranean sharing plates · €€€€
Trendy lunch-to-party spot where Mediterranean food meets lively DJ sets. Standing on tables and dancing by dessert is not just allowed — it's expected.
Go for the Saturday lunch party. Order the truffle pizza.
Provençal-Italian · €€€€
Part of the Maison Loulou by the sea, this elegant restaurant blends Provence and the Mediterranean. Fresh pasta, line-caught fish, and stunning sunset views.
Arrive by tender to Pampelonne and walk through the pine trees to the terrace.
French brasserie · €€€
A Saint-Tropez port institution with prime waterfront seating. Watch the superyachts come and go while enjoying classic French brasserie fare.
Best for a late-afternoon apéritif with views of the port and the old town.
French café & patisserie · €€€
The iconic portside café with its signature red awning, famous for its nougat and hot chocolate since 1887. A Saint-Tropez legend and the place to see and be seen.
Order the tarte tropézienne — a local classic named after the town itself.
Local knowledge
Swimming, snorkeling, privacy
A stunning, secluded beach framed by rocky headlands and crystal-clear turquoise water. One of the most beautiful anchorages on the Riviera — only accessible by yacht or footpath.
Arrive early in summer as the anchorage fills quickly. The water clarity here is exceptional.
Sightseeing, canal cruise, family
Known as the 'Venice of the South of France', Port Grimaud is a charming lakeside village with colourful Provençal houses and winding canals. Cruise through and moor for lunch.
Enter the canals by tender — the architecture and atmosphere are unique on the Riviera.
Nature, hiking, untouched beaches
One of the last truly wild headlands on the French Riviera. A protected nature reserve with pristine sand, transparent water, and virtually no development — pure Mediterranean beauty.
Overnight anchoring, calm waters
A sheltered bay perfect for overnight anchoring. Calm waters, pine-forested hillsides, and the sound of nothing but the sea. Popular with local sailors who know the coast.
Beach clubs, swimming, water sports
The legendary 5km crescent of golden sand — home to the beach clubs and the quintessential Saint-Tropez scene. Anchor offshore and tender in to your beach club of choice.
Local knowledge
Brigitte Bardot single-handedly put Saint-Tropez on the map when she filmed 'And God Created Woman' here in 1956. The tiny fishing village became an international sensation overnight.
Bardot's villa 'La Madrague' still stands on the Route des Canebiers. The bay in front is known as the 'Baie de Bardot'.
The coastline between Saint-Tropez and Ramatuelle is home to some of the most exclusive private estates in Europe — owned by business moguls, royalty, and Hollywood stars.
A slow cruise along the coast reveals stunning villas hidden among umbrella pines — best seen from the water.
A 17th-century hilltop fortress offering panoramic views of the Gulf and the town's terracotta rooftops. Home to the Maritime Museum and a beautiful garden.
The Citadel was built to defend against Spanish invasions and offers one of the best photo opportunities in town.
Pricing
The weekly rate depends on the yacht, the season and the length of your trip. Our cost guide explains base rates, the advance provisioning allowance, taxes and crew gratuity, with worked examples.
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