Saint-Tropez
Winemaking at Château Saint Maur
Take a tour and learn to make a custom blend at the estate whose wines enjoy a prestigious designation.
Old Town Walking Tour and Petanque
Discover the traditional side of St. Tropez on a guided walk and play the game that is a cultural institution in Provence.
Bormes-Les-Mimosas Hike
Experience the beauty of the Cote d’Azur in nature while walking along gentlly sloping trails that deliver spectacular views. Relax on the scenic drive from Saint Tropez to Bormes-les-Mimosas. This medieval village, built on the hilltop, is renowned for its blooms, especially the golden mimosas, at their most extravagant in winter, and colorful cascades of bougainvillea. Your hike begins at the Trapan Dam, where mimosa trees line the road that runs along the reservoir-lake that formed when the dam was built in 1969.
Old Town Walking Tour and Petanque
Your guide will meet you at the pier to a leisurely stroll around St. Tropez, along the chic waterfront and down narrow streets lined with colorful buildings. Along the way, discover the port town’s long history, one overshadowed by its reputation as a glamorous playground, while soaking up the ambience. You’ll follow a route that ends back in the harbor area, in the leafy square of Place des Lises.
Aerial City Tour by Helicopter
Discover the scenic beauty of the port town and resort destination – and the surrounding region -- from the air on a helicopter flight. At the heliport, meet your pilot who will also serve as your guide for this private flightseeing trip. The views from the air are truly spectacular: see the Old Port, the harbor area, the popular beach of La Pampelonne and the luxurious villas surrounded by century-old pine trees.
Port Grimaud Tour and Seafood Tasting
In the 1960s, French architect Francois Spoerry transformed what had been a swampy area into a premiere resort destination. He drew inspiration for Port Grimaud from Venice, whose canals inspired the network of waterways, as well as French village traditions. Each house, painted in traditional Provencal hues, comes with its own mooring, making this seaside town a haven for sailors and yachtsmen. Your guided exploration begins with a walking tour along the quays and across pedestrian-only bridges.