How to Get to Saint-Tropez: Yacht, Flight, Car & Transfers

By Air

Toulon-Hyères (TIN) is the closest airport—50 minutes away—but Nice Côte d’Azur (NCE), about 90 minutes from Saint-Tropez, is easier to reach, offers more flights, and has better options for taxis and car rentals.

By Yacht

Arriving by yacht is a classic Saint-Tropez experience.

Plan your route: check weather and prepare paperwork.
Book a marina: Port de Saint-Tropez (43.2536° N, 6.6393° E) or Port Grimaud (43.2694° N, 6.5788° E).
Moor and explore: enjoy the beaches, dining, and local charm.

By Car

Traffic can be heavy in summer. Side roads through Ramatuelle and St Anne Chapel offer a scenic alternative.

Transfers

Toulon-Hyères Airport: taxi ~150 €, bus 7803 ~2 €.

Nice Airport: taxi 206–243 €, private limousine ~395 €, helicopter 790 € (20 min), or bus via St Raphaël for <5 €.

Exotic Car Rental

Drive Ferrari, Porsche, Maserati, Bentley, or Lamborghini through Saint-Tropez and nearby villages. Delivery and drop-off available.

Walking & Biking

The historic center is best explored on foot. Limited public transport exists; for bikes or scooters, try Holiday Bikes at 12 Avenue Général Leclerc (+33 494 972 617). Combine with a boat tour from Transports Maritimes Tropeziens (+33 494 550 992).

This is just a whisper. Saintrop speaks fully on iPhone.

Saint-Tropez: Beyond the Postcards

Saintrop is how those who belong say Saint-Tropez — a name passed quietly among those who understand the rhythm of the Côte d’Azur. Beyond the iconic beaches and buzzing summer scenes, the real Saint-Tropez is a private code. A village of ritual where appearance matters, but the truth lives behind closed gates in Ramatuelle, in the shadow of Pampelonne Beach, or tucked away on the terraces of luxury villas and hotels like Château de la Messardière and Byblos.

The Place des Lices whispers stories of refined afternoons, while Club 55 remains the epicentre of timeless elegance. This is not a place for everyone — and that’s the point. The jet-set inner circle moves discreetly, arriving by sea or supercar along the Côte d’Azur, dining without fanfare in Saint-Tropez or Cannes, and dancing late into the night at L’Opéra. Monaco is never far, its glamour complementing this Mediterranean playground.

Saintrop.com is an editorial collage, not a guidebook. It offers a glimpse of what truly matters here: the people, places, and moments that define the summer ritual. No itineraries. No noise. Just fragments of a lifestyle lived between Cannes, Saint-Tropez, and Monaco — seen through the lens of insiders.

The full experience unfolds inside the iPhone app — a private tool built for the jet set. Signature luxury hotels, discreet villas, curated addresses, and premium car rentals that match the lifestyle. A permanent gallery honours Brigitte Bardot — the icon who made Saint-Tropez timeless — curated with rare images and reverence, connecting past and present.

If you know, you know. If not, you won’t find it through search. This is the inner Saint-Tropez: the one that doesn’t speak loudly but is heard everywhere. The one that still belongs to Bardot yet is redefined each season by those who inherit her myth. Download the app. Enter quietly.