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Saint-Tropez climate

July and August are the warmest months with daytime temperatures in the mid-20 and nights in the high teens. Spring and autumn have moderate temperatures, usually in the low 20s but require a jacket in the evening. Winter can be in the low-teens during the day, and the city rarely sees freezing weather. Spring and autumn have the most rain, and summer has the driest months.

Getting around Saint-Tropez

Visitors can explore the town by walking or riding a bike and can travel to nearby towns on the public transport system.

Local Airports

Toulon-Hyères Airport (TLN) is located 32 miles (52 km) from St Tropez.

Nice-Côte d’Azur Airport (NCE) is located 65 miles (105 km) from St Tropez.

What is good to know if travelling to Saint-Tropez?

• The most famous beaches are Bouillabaisse, Les Graniers and Leï Salins.
• The Bravades is a religious and military celebration that takes place in the middle of May each year in honour of St Tropez’s patron saint, a Roman martyr named Torpes. He was the highest steward of the house of Nero who converted to Christianity. Not pleased with this, the emperor had him killed. His decapitated body was put in a boat, with a cockerel and a dog, and set on the water. When the boat floated onto the shore at St Tropez, the residents adopted him as their patron saint.
• Place des Lices is very popular with bowls players. It is also home to the markets that take place every Tuesday and Saturday morning. Shop there for local delicacies, fruit and vegetables and souvenirs. During the peak tourist months, get to the market before 9am to mingle with the locals.
• Saint Tropez is a starry, starry place. Past luminaries who have pitched up there include Brigitte Bardot, who frolicked famously there. The writer Guy de Maupassant stayed there, describing the town in his memoir Sur l’Eau (On the Water). The artist Paul Signac discovered the port and the quality of the light there and St Tropez became a haven for artists including Henri Matisse, Georges Braque, Georges Seurat and Andre Derain.
• Today, the Annonciade Museum, a converted chapel, houses the work of several artists including the above as well as Albert Marquet and Edouard Vuillard.
• La Maison des Papillons (butterfly museum). More than 4500 species of butterfly are housed in the museum, the former home of J. H. Lartigue, the well-known photographer.
• The naval museum is in The Citadel, the walled fortress that dates from the 16th century. From the tower, there are fantastic views.