Pêcheries Tropéziennes is the local daily fish market and most certainly one of our highlights in the area. Pick up fresh fish brought in each morning by local fishermen - just as the Tropéziens have done for centuries.

The red chairs are the first thing most people see from the port and probably the last thing they’ll remember about Saint-Tropez. Sénéquier opened as a bakery in the late 19th century, added the terrace on the port, and the town’s entire story played out in those chairs. Bardot sat here. Colette sat here. Come early, order strong coffee and an orange blossom brioche, and watch the port come to life.

A small gem of a place, packed with people and pastries. Just above the port in Saint-Tropez, it is the perfect location for a pick-me-up in the afternoon, or for your morning patisserie. Excellent for baguettes, rustic pain de campagne, and croissants.

One of the keys to a perfect summer is the perfect bikini, and ERES never disappoints. They may be expensive, but they are top quality and perennially chic. They sell tops and bottoms separately, so you can mix and match as you please.