At the port, on the "Quai des Iles d'Or" (8 Quai des Îles d'Or, 83980 Le Lavandou)
At the port, on the "Quai Patrice Martin" (83240 Cavalaire-sur-Mer)
This ferry trip to St. Tropez is a "magnificent boat trip" according to reviewers, with 100% of them giving it a five-star rating. It's praised as a relaxing and smart way to visit St. Tropez, avoiding the notorious road traffic and parking issues. The crew is consistently described as friendly and professional, providing interesting commentary about the coastline. While the beautiful views are a major highlight, some non-French speakers noted the commentary was often only in French. Overall, it's a highly recommended experience for a hassle-free day trip.
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The walk was very well narrated, and there were no more parking worries in Saint-Tropez.
Taking the ferry to St. Tropez is a nice alternative, as traffic is heavy and parking spaces in St. Tropez can be full. During the trip, the captain pointed out all the sights. We ended up staying for about six hours, which meant we had enough time to stroll through the market and visit the citadel with its maritime museum. It's well worth a visit. There wasn't enough time for swimming, so we returned in rough seas, where we all got quite wet. Thanks for the shower 😊👍❤️
A very nice time on the boat. You can sit outside or inside.
Yes, pets are allowed on board.
Yes, you are welcome to bring your own food and drinks on board.
You will have approximately 5 to 6 hours of free time to explore Saint-Tropez on your own.
After booking, you will receive an email from the provider with your electronic ticket. You must download this ticket, as the CheckYeti booking confirmation is not valid for boarding.
Please be at the chosen port (Le Lavandou, Cavalaire, or La Croix-Valmer) 20 minutes before the booked departure time.
Yes, the boat is accessible for strollers and wheelchairs. However, electric wheelchairs are not permitted.
The crew provides commentary during the trip to Saint-Tropez, pointing out sights along the coast. However, please note that this commentary is usually only in French.
During your free time, you can visit the Citadel, the Naval Museum, or the Cinema Museum. You can also stroll around the charming old port, the colourful village, and its markets, or relax at a local restaurant.
It is recommended to bring a swimsuit, a beach towel, and sun protection.
The boat is equipped with restrooms, a sun deck, and a sun-protected area.














