Saint Tropez Tours Compared: Boats, Villages, Wine and Day Trips
Sea or land, a shared place or the whole boat. What each price leaves out, which start in town, and which take children.
These are the long reads for the choices you make before you book one of the Saint Tropez guided tours. Which kind of trip suits you? How do five hours in town fit together? How do you arrive without a car, what does a whole boat cost, and what can you see in regatta week?
Start with which kind of trip to choose if you have not picked one yet. Coming for the day? Read the plan for one day first. The blog answers single questions in fewer words.
Sea or land, a shared place or the whole boat. What each price leaves out, which start in town, and which take children.
From the 11:30 landing to the 16:30 sailing. The market mornings, the citadel and its hours, the old quarter, and lunch.
No station in town. The bus from Saint-Raphaël or Toulon, the ferry across the gulf, the boats from Nice and Cannes, and tours that fetch you.
Every private boat priced per group and per head. The fuel each one adds, what a pickup costs, and when to share instead.
The 2026 programme day by day. Where to watch the starts from land, the boats that follow the racing, and what else runs.
The ferries, the buses and the free sights are in the visitor guide, every meeting point on the map, and every fare on Saint Tropez Tours.