Saint-Tropez, France

Best wineries to visit

To get to Saint Tropez, France, you have several options:

• By train. 
• By plane from Paris, London, and other European cities. There are daily flights to Saint-Tropez’s designated airport, Saint-Tropez Côte d'Azur Airport, from major international airports such as Gatwick (LGW) and Heathrow (LHR). 
• By car from Monaco, Italy, or other parts of France.

Saint-Tropez is in the Provence wine region on the Mediterranean coast of France.

Summer time is especially perfect time to visit Saint-Tropez and the Provence wine region if you're looking for beautiful weather and beaches. Wintertime is also pleasant, as it's warm enough during the day but cool enough at night to wear a light jacket or sweater without getting too hot.

Winter in Saint-Tropez is somewhat mild compared to other cities located further north along France’s Mediterannean coast. While there may be some rain during this time of year—especially later in the month—you can expect clear skies most days with moderate winds off the sea keeping temperatures comfortable, even while it rains.

Saint-Tropez is located in the wine-growing region of Provence on the Mediterranean coast of France. By going there to visit a wine estate, you will discover a region where the art of viticulture rises to the rank of the city's art of living.

The clay and limestone soils, combined with the Mediterranean climate, provide ideal conditions for growing vines. Local winegrowers, true artisans, will share their passion and expertise with you during enriching guided tours.

Enjoy privileged moments, between oenological discoveries and breathtaking panoramas of the azure sea: each visit is a combination of pleasure and wonder.

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Nestled on the French Riviera, Saint-Tropez is one of the emblematic destinations for an unforgettable seaside stay. To get to Saint-Tropez, several options are available to you:

• By plane from Paris, London and other European cities. There are daily flights to Saint-Tropez's designated airport, Aéroport Saint-Tropez Côte d'Azur, from major international airports such as Gatwick (LGW) and Heathrow (LHR).
• By car from Monaco, Nice, Italy or other regions of France.
• By train

Start your day with a stroll on the harbour, where luxury yachts rub shoulders with traditional fishing boats, making for a stunning spectacle. Stroll through the picturesque streets of old Saint-Tropez, such as Rue Allard or Rue de la Citadelle, which are full of small independent boutiques and art galleries.

For a unique wine experience, head to surrounding vineyards such as Domaine Viticole Du Bourrian or Château Saint-Maur to taste the famous wines of Provence.

For a stroll, explore the Citadel of Saint-Tropez, which offers a breathtaking and panoramic view of the gulf. Immerse yourself in the region's maritime history at the on-site museum. If you want to venture out on trails, a hike along the coast reveals magnificent landscapes between sea and maquis.

Visit the Annonciade Museum, housed in a former chapel, to discover a sublime collection of modern art. Finally, end your day by strolling around the Place des Lices, bustling with Provençal markets and pétanque games, which are emblems of local life.

• Château Vaudois with an average rating of 4.7 among 91 reviews.
• Domaine Viticole Du Bourrian with an average rating of 4.9 among 61 reviews.
• Château De Saint Martin with an average rating of 4.8 among 50 reviews.

• The duration of the experience: The longer the visit and tasting, the higher the cost.
• The type of visit: Visit to a cellar, wine estate, or distillery.
• The presence of a guide: A tour guided by an expert, especially over a half or full day, can increase the price.
• Services included: Premium tastings, number of wines tasted, and additional activities such as wine workshops or meals.