A town along the coast on the French Riviera, in Côte d'Azur region, Saint Tropez has over the years maintained the reputation of being known as the spectacular and fancy holiday destination. Saint Tropez has clean and sandy beaches that are a jewel to the town and a big contributor to revenue. Nightclubs, bars, and other night entertainment places are equally money machines for the town. People come from all over the world to enjoy the music, food, and the sun.

When in Saint Tropez, the beauty and glamorous look of the beach and hotel scene make up part of the town’s story. There is this whole area of Old Town that is historic and educational for visitors. La Ponche represents the fishing village that was in existence a long time ago. Similarly, the Old Port (Vieux Port) which used to be the harbour of fishing boats is now the parking lot of expensive big yachts from all over the world. Nothing is old anymore, except for the stories told and the preserved designs of some old buildings in the area.

For cafe hopping and market delights, visitors head over to Place des Lices to experience the true authentic Saint Tropez’s food experience. Thereafter, completing the day at the beach, basking in the sun, may be ideal for many. Plage de Tahiti and Plage de Pampelonne are the most popular beaches in Saint Tropez and deservedly receive good reviews because of their sandy beaches that have good restaurants, bars, beach facilities, and night entertainment.

There are museums and other educational visits that one can take in Saint Tropez. Musée de l'Annonciade is the hub of many paintings by Paul Signac and other prominent artists in the 19th century. Another place that must be seen is the Citadelle de Saint-Tropez that harbours a maritime museum.