Christmas lights

This year, the Christmas lights are inspired by an iconic motif: the wreath. Displayed throughout the city, it serves as the central theme of a decorative scheme designed to complement each location.

Facades, squares, and promenades come together to create a magical illuminated route to explore as you wander through the streets. The lighting ceremony will take place on Saturday,
December 5 at 6 p.m. at Quai Suffren in the Old Port. Accompanied by the Fifres et Tambours de Saint-Tropez, this event will mark the start of the festivities and
offer a chance to discover Saint-Tropez’s new lighting display. Along the quays, the “pointus” will once again be decked out by the Société Tropézienne des Voiliers de Traditions. Their
illuminated decorations will line the promenade all the way to the Môle Jean-Réveille and serve as a reminder of the maritime roots of the holiday celebrations in Saint-Tropez.

From 05/12/2026 to 10/01/2027 daily.
As part of the city’s
energy conservation plan, the holiday lights
will be turned off every night at midnight, except
on December 24 and 31. This measure
allows the City to better manage
its energy consumption while
preserving the festive atmosphere throughout
the Christmas season.

Free of charge.