Round trip Ferry to Saint Tropez from Cannes

Make the most of this beautiful coastal town in Provence with this return ferry trip to Saint-Tropez from Cannes. Climb aboard this incredible vessel and , for approximately 75 minutes, make the most of the incredible views of the Côte d’Azur. Admire the scenery along the coast and disembark in the picturesque village of St Tropez to explore it at your leisure. Visit the Provençal market, browse the shops and soak up the atmosphere of this charming village.

During the crossing, you’ll have the chance to take in the beauty of the Mediterranean Sea and the French Riviera. Once you arrive at the port, you’ll disembark and have 5 hours of free time to explore Saint-Tropez before the ferry departs to take you back to Cannes.

During your visit to this authentic Provençal village, you can discover its rich cultural and architectural heritage, as well as its most charming corners and spots. Wander through the narrow streets of the old town and admire the colourful Church of Saint-Tropez, which has been a listed historic monument since 1981. This chapel is one of the town’s most iconic landmarks, having been built in the 17th century to give thanks to God for saving Provence from the plague.

Make the most of your free time to stroll around the Citadel, the historic fortress and the town’s crown jewel since the 17th century, as well as exploring other must-see sites such as the Museum of the Annunciation, a 16th-century chapel converted into an art gallery featuring works by contemporary artists such as Picasso and Matisse.

Wander through the streets , exploring the town’s high-end shops and boutiques, and visit the picturesque Place des Lices, famous mainly for its open-air antiques market, which takes place every Tuesday and Saturday. Soak up the atmosphere of the outdoor cafés and take the opportunity to pick up a few items from the fashion boutiques.

As well as all this, you’ll also discover the Old Port, which is teeming with luxury yachts. Spot the celebrities on their private boats and wander through the labyrinth of narrow streets in the old fishing district of La Ponche before heading back to Cannes.