Thrilling cultural opportunities await you in St Tropez, the toast of the French Riviera.

Since the 1960s, St Tropez has generally been seenIf you enjoy watersports, you'll love jet-skiing and
as a holiday destination for the rich and famous. Fromdriving power boats along the blue waters of St
Brigitte Bardot in the 1960s to Kate Moss today, StTropez. Boating enthusiasts especially will have a
Tropez has been a haven for film stars and fashionparticular fondness for the city, as an annual Regatta
icons. But you don't have to be an international jetis held every October in the bay of St Tropez. Known
setter to have an exciting holiday in St Tropez. Theas 'Les Voiles de St Tropez', it attracts many classic
variety of sports, activities and interesting sights aroundyachts and always bestows an atmospheric vibe of
the city mean that it can be enjoyed by a variety ofbustling excitement on the city. Polo fans will also enjoy
holidaymakers.St Tropez in July and September, a time during which
A lot of people travel to St Tropez via boat along thethey'll find both the International Polo Cup and the Gold
French Riviera from St Raphael, as the main coastalPolo Cup being held.
road can be blocked by constant traffic over theIf you love art, you're sure to enjoy the range of art
summer months. Many a travel journalist hasexhibitions and history of art lectures that St Tropez
commented on the stunning sight of the rows of luxuryhosts every month. And if you're hoping to find some
yachts moored along the St Tropez harbour, and itexcellent French bargains amidst the glamour of St
can often cost up to €10, 000 to hire one ofTropez, visit the Places des Lices, a market where
these yachts.you'll find some interesting items like cheap t-shirts and
The best beaches in St Tropez are located along thekitchen items. The fact that this market is set within the
coast in the Baie de Pampelonne, which lies just southmore ostentatious part of the city will only add to its
of St Tropez and east of Ramatuelle. Along the 5appeal, making it one of the most unique attractions in
kilometre Pampelonne shore, holidaymakers will findSt Tropez!
stretches of golden sands overlooking the fabulousIf you're looking to enjoy the glitz and glamour of this
Golfe de St Tropez; each beach tends to be aroundbeautiful city in style, why not rent a villa in St Tropez.
thirty metres wide, with its own individual beach hut orSo whether you want to revel in Cote d'Azur's
personal tanning area. While some beaches tend to beexcellent sailing and watersports opportunities, relax on
very trendy, offering fashion shows, others are moreits idyllic beaches or simply to bask in the simple
peaceful, with restaurants and outdoor cafes right onpleasures of French café culture, make sure St
the water's edge.Tropez is on your list of places to visit!