Gestión de apartamentos turísticos del Golfe de Saint-Tropez

Saint-Tropez enjoys the popularity of the Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur region and its 20 million annual tourists - half of whom are foreigners - and welcomes millions of tourists each year. The peak of attendance occurs during the summer period. Saint-Tropez is visited by nearly 6 million tourists in search of sun and authenticity. The tourist attractiveness of Saint-Tropez has helped the development of the short-term rental market. There are nearly 800 Airbnb listings in the city, according to the figures provided by the platforms. Around 12 000 travellers use their services. For guests, the service is extremely profitable, since a listing in Saint-Tropez brings aroound €7200 per year, almost triple the national average.

The history of Saint-Tropez begins well before the city became a sophisticated seaside resort. From the sixteenth century, it was fortified and becomes a corsair city. Under the impulse of artists such as Paul Signac and Henri Matisse, it became the cradle of pointillism and fauvism and a resort for many painters like David Hockney or writers like Colette or Françoise Sagan. The artists of the New Wave and the Yéyé movement have also made the city their cradle.

Renowned for its tranquillity and authenticity, the city has gradually become a hotspot for celebrities and the global jet set during the second half of the 20th century. This results in the presence of many yachts in the harbour.

Saint-Tropez offers many possibilities for excursions and discoveries. You can discover the citadel of the sixteenth century or the small streets of the old town, where there are many hidden architectural wonders.

Stroll along the harbour with yachts and boats or on the sand of the Tropeziennes beaches while enjoying a sunny Saint-Tropez. Discovering the Provencal hinterland is also worth seeing. If you are in a sea mood, do not hesitate to enjoy a ride on the Mediterranean.