Fishermen's Festival
The 04/07/2026
© Ville de Saint-Tropez
The Fishermen's Festival celebrates Saint-Tropez's maritime heritage and pays tribute to the men and women who have shaped the village's history through fishing.
This traditional event brings together locals and visitors to enjoy Provençal customs, music, folk dances, and moments of togetherness by the sea.
The evening begins at the Môle Jean-Réveille with the blessing of the town’s iconic boats, followed by the departure of the fishermen’s “pointus,” the boats of the Société Tropézienne de Voile (STVT), and the parade of the Fifres et Tambours de Saint-Tropez toward the Quai de la Pesquière.
Upon their arrival, the festivities continue with Provençal dances by Lou Rampèu de Sant-Troupès, in an authentic and friendly atmosphere. The evening reaches its climax with the burning of the boat, followed by a grand farandole bringing the audience together. A dance party led by the Michel and Nathalie Fabre Orchestra extends the celebrations, while an “anchoïade” (anchovy feast) is hosted by the SNSM lifeguards and the crew of the Bailli de Suffren III.
Program for Saturday, July 4:
9:30 p.m. – Jean-Réveille Pier
Blessing of the Tartane and the Bailli de Suffren III
Departure of the “pointus” boats captained by local fishermen and the STVT toward La Pesquière
Departure of the Saint-Tropez Fifres and Drums parade toward La Pesquière
10:15 p.m. – Quai de la Pesquière
Arrival of the boats and the parade of the Saint-Tropez Fifres and Tambours
Provençal dances with Lou Rampèu de Sant-Troupès
10:30 p.m. – Quai de la Pesquière
Setting the boat ablaze
Mass farandole
Grand ball with the Michel and Nathalie Fabre orchestra
Anchoïade hosted by the SNSM lifeguards and the crew of the Bailli de Suffren III
The evening begins at the Môle Jean-Réveille with the blessing of the town’s iconic boats, followed by the departure of the fishermen’s “pointus,” the boats of the Société Tropézienne de Voile (STVT), and the parade of the Fifres et Tambours de Saint-Tropez toward the Quai de la Pesquière.
Upon their arrival, the festivities continue with Provençal dances by Lou Rampèu de Sant-Troupès, in an authentic and friendly atmosphere. The evening reaches its climax with the burning of the boat, followed by a grand farandole bringing the audience together. A dance party led by the Michel and Nathalie Fabre Orchestra extends the celebrations, while an “anchoïade” (anchovy feast) is hosted by the SNSM lifeguards and the crew of the Bailli de Suffren III.
Program for Saturday, July 4:
9:30 p.m. – Jean-Réveille Pier
Blessing of the Tartane and the Bailli de Suffren III
Departure of the “pointus” boats captained by local fishermen and the STVT toward La Pesquière
Departure of the Saint-Tropez Fifres and Drums parade toward La Pesquière
10:15 p.m. – Quai de la Pesquière
Arrival of the boats and the parade of the Saint-Tropez Fifres and Tambours
Provençal dances with Lou Rampèu de Sant-Troupès
10:30 p.m. – Quai de la Pesquière
Setting the boat ablaze
Mass farandole
Grand ball with the Michel and Nathalie Fabre orchestra
Anchoïade hosted by the SNSM lifeguards and the crew of the Bailli de Suffren III
Saturday 4 July 2026.
Free of charge.
Contact
Quai de la Pesquière
Môle Jean-Réveille
83990 Saint-Tropez