Grimaud

A medieval village by the sea.

The imposing ruins of the feudal castle overlook the Gulf of Saint-Tropez and the village. It is a pleasure to stroll around and take in the panoramic views.
At its feet, the village stretches out in a maze of cobbled streets, lined with pretty houses adorned with flowers. You should wander through this village without a set route, soak up the charm of its small, shaded squares, pass through the porch of Saint-Michel Church and marvel at its treasures.
At the very edge of the village stands a beautifully restored mill offering breathtaking views of the Mediterranean.

On the coast, on the edge of the Gulf of Saint-Tropez, don’t miss the lakeside town of Port Grimaud, nicknamed the ‘Little Venice of Provence’! A trip on a water taxi is the perfect way to discover all the secrets of its architect, François Spoerry.