On the road out of the village, beyond the port and car park. It's not a beach of enormous beauty, but it's easy to get to, the views across the bay to the Maures mountains are splendid and there's generally less of a scrum here. Plus there's a handful of good beach club-bar-restaurants.

This sandy public beach at the edge of town has lifeguards (mid-June–mid-September), as well as free showers and toilets. You can rent loungers nearby. Amenities: lifeguards; parking (no fee); showers; toilets.

From the Citadelle - home to the maritime history museum - you discover a sweeping panorama from Canebiers bay to Graniers beach and Salins, as far as Bouillabaisse. Then there is the emblematic purple and gold clock tower; the domes of the Miséricorde and convent chapels; fortification towers; and the elusive lighthouse flashes at sunset, over a bay that disappears into the open sea against a backdrop of snow-capped peaks in the Southern Alps. What a pleasure it is to walk the streets and squares, to be part of this convivial ambiance and be steeped in the fragrance of a Provencal market, before arriving at the legendary harbour and its mermaids via La Ponche.

Heading to the western edge of the Riviera and the ancient Phoenician port city of Marseille, it's time to try a heaping bowl of bouillabaisse, a centuries-old tradition. Made with the catch of the day or several types of fish and shellfish, this rich fish stew is slowly cooked in a broth laden with saffron, garlic, high-quality olive oil, and vegetables. Where to taste: Enjoy it in Marseille at a restaurant overlooking the Old Port (ideally one with sea views).

La Bouillabaisse Plage Combining luxurious relaxation with gastronomic delights, La Bouillabaisse Plage is a sought-after beach club with a reputation for exquisite dining. With its stunning beachfront location and gorgeous views, this club attracts a sophisticated crowd looking for a tranquil retreat. Enjoy a sun-soaked day on comfortable sunbeds before indulging in their renowned seafood dishes.

La Bouillabaisse Plage is ideally located at the entrance of Saint Tropez, enjoying a magnificent view of the Bay. Open all year round, our Restaurant welcomes you in a warm and contemporary atmosphere and offers a menu featuring seasonal quality products. Our sandy beach is the perfect place to enjoy the turquoise waters of the Mediterranean sea.

The bouillabaisse is a dish I could only dream of in the pages of French cookbooks when I was a child. I knew the dish as two long columns of ingredients and a more-than-10-step cooking process. It was a dish that only the most seasoned chefs could do For the days leading up to Restaurant Côté Mer, I could not stop talking about the bouillabaisse.

Visit La Bouillabaisse Plage, the perfect summer destination in Saint-Tropez with plenty of amenities. Enjoy free showers and toilets, delicious French and Italian cuisine at the beachfront restaurant, and rent sunbeds and parasols for added comfort. Lifeguards also monitor the designated swimming area during summer.

When you want to try something a little different but don’t want to leave the beach, head over to La Bouillabaisse Plage Restaurant, where a combination of ultra-fresh seafood, – including, of course, homemade Bouillabaisse stew – mouthwatering desserts and cocktails makes this another must-visit destination.

Nature lovers will appreciate the proximity to Plage de la Bouillabaisse, which is 1.3 km away. Residence Prestige Odalys Le Clos Bonaventure hotel lies 25 minutes' stroll from Eglise Notre-Dame-de-l'Assomption de Saint-Tropez Catholic Church. The nearest bus stop is Bonaventure, located 450 metres away.

Plage de la Bouillabaisse is another favorite, especially for its stunning views of the Gulf of St. Tropez. Located close to the town center, this beach is easily accessible and offers a picturesque backdrop of the harbor and the distant hills. I often come here in the evening to watch the sunset.

Plage de la Bouillabaisse is the nearest beach to Saint-Tropez town centre. It offers magnificent views over the bay and the bustling port of Saint-Tropez. This beach is popular for its fine sand, calm waters and proximity to the town’s restaurants and shops.

Bouillabaisse is different from many other fish soups due to the selection of Provençal herbs and spices in the broth; the use of bony local Mediterranean fish; the way the fish are added one at a time, and brought to a boil; and the also method of serving.

This beach is a 10-minute walk from Saint-Tropez on the road leading to Saint-Maxime. Here you can not only swim and sunbathe, but also engage in various water sports: diving, windsurfing, sailing. There is a lot of space, restaurants and bars.

At the entrance to the town is the Plage de la Bouillabaisse, a 500m stretch of sand dotted with several private beach clubs. As the beach is lined with buildings, it's not the place to go for a natural experience.

Au cœur du golfe de Saint-Tropez, la plage de La Bouillabaisse transforme vos rêves en réalité en réunissant les conditions idéales pour un tel évènement : parking privé, accès facile, proximité des hôtels.

Some not-so-famous but equally beautiful beaches include La Ponche and Palges de Glaye, and Plage de la Garoupe, which are perfect if you’re looking to find quieter beaches away from the crowds.

A relaxing day with the whole family to sunbathe under the Mediterranean sun is also possible on the fine sands of the beaches of Bouillabaisse, Ponche, Moutte, Graniers, Salins and Canoubiers.

If you’re looking for a beach with a more relaxed atmosphere, Plage de la Bouillabaisse is an excellent choice. It’s a public beach located outside the harbor and is easily accessible by foot.

Recently renovated, the famous beach restaurant offers a relaxed-chic summer menu, salads, tartars, grilled fish with your feet in the sand, but just a stone's throw from shopping!

Who strolls in St. Tropez, sees Plage de la Bouillabaisse, a 500m long strip of sand filled with beach clubs. If you prefer peace and nature, avoid this place.

Here, you could opt for a beach day at La Bouillabaisse Plage, which is a restaurant with beach chairs you can rent for the day.