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Holiday rentals in Saint-Tropez

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Superhost
Flat in Saint-Tropez
Beautiful apartment at the heart of Saint-Tropez
Magnifique appartement rénové, situé au coeur du village avec vue sur le célèbre clocher L'appartement climatisé de 47m2 avec petite terrasse se situe au premier étage d'un immeuble typique Tropezien A seulement 20 mètres du port de Saint Tropez et du quartier de la Ponche, à 50 mètres de toutes les enseignes de luxe le logement est ideal pour découvrir Saint Tropez à pieds la Plage de la Ponche et la plage des Graniers. Machine Nespresso à disposition, draps et serviettes fournies.
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Superhost
Flat in Saint-Tropez
Studio Balcony, Bright, Parking, Pool, Clim
Studio refurbished in August 2020. Pool in the condominium (in summer), private parking, and small terrace. 10 minutes from Place des Lices, in the heart of Saint-Tropez. Furnished with a bed 140x190 cm, and a sofa 3 seats but not usable as an extra bed. Fully equipped kitchen, with dishwasher, fridge freezer, Nespresso coffee machine, kettle, toaster, microwave and induction hobs. Washing machine. Furniture and wardrobe to store your clothes. TV.
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Superhost
Flat in Saint-Tropez
Studio - "COZY" behind the Port - Place aux Herbes
Charming 25m2 studio, bright, on the 1st floor of a village house. Completely refurbished with its "seaside" decor. Ideally located in the heart of the village, on the mythical "Place aux Herbes" which has preserved its authenticity with its food shops, its daily market and its unique festive atmosphere in Saint-Tropez. Perfect for doing everything on foot in the village.
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Stay near Saint-Tropez's top sights

Port of Saint Tropez63 locals recommend
Gendarmerie Nationale65 locals recommend
Place des Lices28 locals recommend
Les Salins43 locals recommend
Citadelle de Saint-Tropez - Musee d'histoire maritime70 locals recommend
La Bouillabaisse Plage Saint-Tropez23 locals recommend

Other great holiday rentals in Saint-Tropez

Superhost
Flat in Saint-Tropez
Elegant loft // 360° terrace on St-Tropez harbour
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Apartment in Cogolin
Refurbished restored apartment - Saint-Tropez sea view
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Superhost
Flat in Saint-Tropez
Studio Place des Lices
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Superhost
Flat in Saint-Tropez
Large studio with terrace in the heart of the village
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Apartment in Grimaud
PORT GRIMAUD: ADORABLE APARTMENT ON THE CANALS
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Superhost
Flat in Saint-Tropez
cute 23 m2 studio right in the center of St Tropez!
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Superhost
Apartment in Saint-Tropez
Centre St Tropez - 2 room Gd, swimming pool and parking
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Superhost
Flat in Saint-Tropez
T2bis in renovated farmhouse in a quiet area near village
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Superhost
Flat in Saint-Tropez
A nest in Saint-Tropez - sea view, pool & balcony
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Superhost
Flat in Saint-Tropez
Prestigious studio with sea view and pool
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Superhost
Flat in Saint-Tropez
Saint Tropez - Old Village : La Tapenade
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Superhost
Flat in Saint-Tropez
Garden studio 10 min on foot downtown St-Tropez
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Quick stats about holiday rentals in Saint-Tropez

Total rentals

1.2K properties

Rentals with a pool

460 properties have a pool

Pet-friendly rentals

320 properties allow pets

Family-friendly rentals

550 properties are a good fit for families

Total number of reviews

21K reviews

Nightly prices starting at

£24 before taxes and fees

Your guide to Saint-Tropez

All About Saint-Tropez

Synonymous with high style and glamorous living, Saint-Tropez is known as a world-renowned vacation spot, but one that still stays true to its fishing village roots. This Provençal town, located along the French Riviera in the southeastern corner of France, has a lot more to offer than the exclusive beach clubs that made it famous.

Wander away from the harbour and gorgeous beaches and you’ll soon find authentic French boutiques lining the town’s cobbled backstreets and various restaurants where you can sample authentic Mediterranean fare. The town is home to its own signature dessert, the Tarte Tropézienne. Try out any of the many bistros portside to fill your senses with the sweet stuffed brioche.

One of the best ways to see the Saint-Tropez area is via one of the many boat trips on offer in the marina. After taking in the gorgeous views, experience the Citadelle — the city’s fortress and maritime museum — from the water, drop anchor in the beautiful cove of Baie des Canebiers, and check out a few of the many villas hidden along the tree-lined shores.


The best time to stay in a holiday rental in Saint-Tropez

If you’re in search of a traditional Saint-Tropez Villa holiday, the most popular time to visit is during the summer, between June and August. If you’re thinking of coming off season, May, September, and October are still warm, while the beaches are calmer and Saint Tropez holiday rentals are in less demand. May plays host to Les Bravades de Saint-Tropez, an annual celebration that’s been held for hundreds of years in honour of the area’s military achievements. September brings yachting enthusiasts for an annual regatta. The winter months may not stretch to sunbathing weather, but there are plenty of pleasant sunny days to enjoy, walking along the empty sands. Expect to feel a chill in the evenings at this time of year, however, so be sure to bring along layers to continue your outdoor adventures.


Top things to do in Saint-Tropez

The beaches

The beaches of Plage de la Bouillabaisse and Plage des Graniers are just a few minutes’ walk away from the main town. If you’re driving, it’s worth visiting Plage de Pampelonne, Saint-Tropez’s most famous (and longest) stretch of sand. Plage de la Ponche and Plage de la Fontanette are two less crowded options, while Tahiti is the area’s best-known clothing-optional beach.

Musée de l’Annonciade

To view work by some of France’s most revered and famous painters of the 19th and 20th centuries, be sure not to miss the Musée de l’Annonciade. Housed in a pink-painted 16th-century former chapel, the museum displays a notable collection of watery-themed works that relate to the area by the many significant artists whose work was inspired by the scenery of the Côte d’Azur.

Local Vineyards

If you find yourself wanting some contrast to the beach and boat life, head inland to one of the many wine estates of the region. The Côte d’Azur and Provence cellars are famous for their rosé wine made most commonly from Grenache and Cinsault varietals, but the area produces well-regarded reds and white wines, too. Some of the local vineyards are home to French chateaus and even whole villages, while others have art galleries and sculpture parks.

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