Luxury Villas St. Tropez

We have the most beautiful luxury villas for rent in St Tropez. All our luxury holiday villas are carefully hand-picked, and regularly inspected. Rent one of our high-end luxury villas close to the centre or on one of the popular beaches, or perhaps you may wish to rent a villa in the surrounding area of St Tropez. We have an extensive collection to choose from. We organise any services you may require or any kind of wish that you may have - before and during your stay in one of our stunning luxury villas. 

LUXURY VILLA HOLIDAYS IN ST.TROPEZ

Saint Tropez is located on the Côte d'Azur. For centuries it remained a fishing village, attracting artists, but few tourists. This dramatically changed in 1956 when the movie "And God Created Woman" was shot here starring Brigitte Bardot, catapulting St Tropez into the international limelight.

It is now quite simply, the most famous resort on the French Riviera, and has been dubbed the "playground to jet setters, fashion models, and billionaires". To the outsider St Tropez possesses a gentle beauty. Building restrictions are stringent, and modernization and dramatic facelifts are not allowed. This ensures the resort remains quaint and authentic. However, the millionaire lifestyle is very much in evidence especially around the marina. Stroll around the many designer shops, or for top-end artwork, visit Galerie des Lices. Pampelonne beach is where the jet-set play.

The seaside village Saint Tropez is still very popular with the tourists, although the jet-set and the in-crowd have long since left it behind. Set on the lovely blue water of the Bay of Saint-Tropez, this modern version of a medieval town is most popular for the line of yachts along the quai, and the facing line of terrace cafés, divided by a parade of strolling tourists and slow cruising expensive cars. We offer the best luxury villas in St. Tropez.

Behind the cafés, the small streets and old buildings are picturesque, but they're more popular for the multitude of shops and restaurants than historical significance. There are endless possibilities for buying gifts or items of proof that "you've been here". St Tropez is in the area of the Côte de Provence wines. There are several vineyards around St Tropez and nearby Gassin that offer wine tasting along with their wares.

BEACH CLUBS IN ST.TROPEZ

Beach Clubs: There are a few beaches on the Baie de St. Tropez, east of town, but most are along the beautiful Baie de Pampelonne, three miles southwest of town (technically in Ramatuelle). While a few are public, you can only access the worthiest stretches by paying admission to one of the beach clubs listed here. They're fancy affairs, with facilities including restaurants, lounge chairs, changing rooms, and showers, and occasionally dance floors and open-air hot tubs. Many have live DJs (forget about peace and quiet), and each has its own personality.
Club 55
Probably the classiest and most discreet, with the choicest clientele of world politicians, Russian and Middle Eastern businessmen and, of course, Kate Moss. Sir Elton also shows up. Hugh Jackman, Michael Douglas and Catherine Zeta-Jones were amoung those spotted here in summer 2011. The simplest possible cabin in the early 1950s, Club 55 was adopted as their canteen by the people making And God Created Woman - the Bardot movie that put St Tropez on the world stage. It has never lost its appeal among the beautiful, the powerful and the clever. To have any chance of a summer table, book ahead. Be prepared to pay extraordinary amounts of money for some pretty humble catering.

Voile Rouge
If folk in the Club 55 are talking business and maybe even signing contracts (it does happen), at the Voile Rouge they're more likely to be watching lightly-clad babes saunter the on-site catwalk - or eating shellfish from their taut, flat stomachs. The establishment has been pretty unbridled since 1967, and shows few signs of slowing up. By day, there's a certain licence in the air. By night, it can grow distinctly frisky.

Tahiti Beach
The oldest beach club (est 1946) fronts a hotel of the same name and appeals to more mature types, in an exclusive sort of way. You can't miss it. It's right at the northern end of Pampelonne and distinguished by bright orange parasols laid out on the sands in military formation.
Les Jumeaux
A good choice for kids, not least because they have a playground with games available, and a decent children's lunch menu.

Enjoy water sports such as wakeboarding and scuba diving. Soak up the sun alongside the famous, and the rich. The beachfront is liberally scattered with bars and restaurants. Club 55 is one of the places to be seen, drawing celebrities from across the globe. The rich and famous anchor their yachts outside the club and have their staff motor over. When evening comes, don't miss to head to one of the most famous nightclubs - Caves du Roy - located within the renowned Hotel Byblos.

In contrast, the surrounding area of St Tropez offers breathtaking scenery and beautiful countryside. Take in the beauty on horseback. Go trekking, or simply stroll along.
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