Discover Saint-Tropez in a different way, by sea!
Whatever the season, you can reach Saint-Tropez by boat from Sainte-Maxime, Port Grimaud, Les Issambres or Les Marines de Cogolin. Regular sea connections are provided by Les Bateaux Verts, part of whose fleet has now switched to electric power, allowing visitors to travel to Saint-Tropez all year round. Book your tickets here or directly at the ticket office (one-way adult direct crossing: €9 / Children: €4.90. Adult return direct crossing: €16 / Child: €9). Crossings are available throughout the day. Timetables here.
During the high season, you can reach Saint-Tropez without a car from Nice and Cannes thanks to the Trans Côte d’Azur service. From Saint-Raphaël, Fréjus and Agay, board the Bateaux Bleus and book your tickets here (fares from £37.50 return for adults).
Finally, the company Les Vedettes Iles d’Or & Le Corsaire offers trips from Le Lavandou, Cavalaire and La Croix Valmer.
Sea crossings remain an ideal alternative to driving, allowing you to enjoy a pleasant and environmentally friendly journey by sea.
To reach Saint-Tropez smoothly and without hassle, several nearby stations offer direct connections to your destination. Toulon station offers connections via ZOU buses (lines 878 and 879) to Saint-Tropez, while Saint-Raphaël – Valescure station provides access via ZOU buses (line 876), passing through Sainte-Maxime. The train is a practical and eco-friendly alternative, allowing you to avoid the busiest roads.
Once you arrive, the ZOU! network makes it easy to get around on a daily basis. Its routes serve the town centre, Pampelonne beach and the village of Gassin (line 875, in service 2 to 4 months a year, from May to September), not to mention the surrounding towns.
The Saint-Tropez bus station is open Monday to Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. and from 2:00 p.m. to 5:30 p.m., as well as on Saturdays from 9:00 a.m. to 12:45 p.m. (more information here, or on +33 (0)4 94 56 25 74). Tickets can be purchased directly on board the buses, starting at £2.50, or at the bus station, starting at £2.10.
This mode of transport is a practical and responsible alternative, promoting more sustainable mobility. It helps to ease traffic congestion and reduce noise pollution and emissions, while offering a simple and accessible solution for both visitors and residents.
In addition to public transport and soft mobility options, the Gulf of Saint-Tropez also has a cycle network that facilitates soft travel between the different municipalities. A secure cycle path connects Sainte-Maxime to Saint-Tropez, offering a pleasant and eco-friendly alternative for travelling along the coast. Similarly, it is possible to reach the village from La Croix-Valmer via a dedicated cycle route, ideal for enjoying the scenery while adopting an environmentally friendly mode of transport.
Saint-Tropez is committed to more sustainable mobility by providing charging stations for electric vehicles. Whether you are visiting or on an extended getaway, you can easily find a charging point that suits your journey. Located in various strategic locations around the town, our charging stations allow you to enjoy Saint-Tropez with peace of mind while helping to preserve our environment.
Several car parks welcome visitors’ vehicles upon arrival and allow you to leave your car before visiting Saint-Tropez on foot, including the Nouveau Port car park, the Parc des Lices, the Foch car park, the 15e Corps car park and the car park attached to the Hôtel de Paris and its opening hours.