Place des Lices

It's, OK... The sand is quite fine, not the finest grade, but ok. The beach is pretty crowded, but not so bad that you are on top of each other. The water (in late July) is a lovely temperature, refreshing but not at all uncomfortable. You can rent 2 chairs and a parasol for 40 euros(!) or you can slum it. There are bars a beer is 15 euros... Which is not unexpected, given the location. There is a big car park and, while the beach was pretty full, the car park had spaces, go down the far left corner, there is a short road to an extension car park that is closer to the beach. The car park is full of Ferrari etc... So if you are somewhat attractive, this could be the place to find the millionaire of your dreams....

Very busy market filled with local (and not so local!) products. It’s open every Tuesday and Saturday from 8am to 1pm in the heart of St Tropez. Food, fashion, home ware and antiques are a plenty. I would advise getting there early (starts at 8am) if anything to park more easily at Place des Lices or Foch Parking. Bring cash as some of the stalls take cash only. And you can’t always barter as it’s not very expensive product. Some stalls are also official brands selling their products. Can get very very crowded and hot.

This was during the outdoor market in St Tropez. Amazing to see so many vendors, so we'll organized and an incredibly wide selection of offerings. Great place to shop and barter. Whether you need an outfit, shoes, jewelry, spices or food - you can find it here. Get there early when it starts on Tuesday to avoid the large number of people that can be overwhelming at times. The most amazing thing to see is how quickly all of the vendors break down all of the displays, coolers, cooking facilities and clothing. Before you know it, the park is pristine as if nothing ever happened. Definitely worth the time!

Very busy but ambient area where people gather to play key des boules, drink something, hang to tap or watch the people passing.also there is a market multiple times a week. Plenty of restaurants around the square for a nice dinner or a full night out. Great place to spot cars

Clean garage. Smart parking with indicator lights for open spots.

An extraordinary market, a delight for fashion lovers and food lovers alike. However, be warned that the prices for clothes here are very high. You will be ripped off a lot. You can go to Aix en Provence and buy the same things for at least 20-30% less.

It’s the most important shopping area of St Tropez. The merchandise sold here r expensive but good quality & great designs

Best street market in the Massif des Maures area. Varied with bargains to be had. Get there early on either Saturday or Tuesday morning as it gets busy and parking can be problematic.