From Port Grimaud, enjoy a sunset cruise with your sommelier. Aboard a sailboat built in 1905, set sail for Saint-Tropez. We’ll treat you to a tasting of three wines from the peninsula. A private excursion designed for two people.
An unforgettable moment,
Join us at Port Grimaud (departures from Saint-Tropez or Les Marines de Cogolin are available for an additional fee, upon request and subject to availability) for a private cruise lasting approximately 2 hours aboard a magnificent classic Edwardian gaff cutter built in 1905.
A true testament to maritime heritage, this historic boat combines elegance, authenticity, and timeless charm. Its refined atmosphere makes it the ideal setting for a special moment for two in the Gulf of Saint-Tropez.
You’ll be accompanied by a British captain who has been based in Port Grimaud since 2019. Holder of the prestigious Commercial Yachtmaster certificate as well as numerous professional qualifications issued by the Royal Yachting Association, he has extensive experience sailing in the Mediterranean and the Caribbean. Passionate about sailing and in love with the region, he’ll help you discover the most beautiful landscapes along our coastline in an elegant and friendly atmosphere.
Admire the coastline of the peninsula between Port Grimaud and Saint-Tropez while savoring three local wines (or other vintages upon request), accompanied by recommendations from our sommelier. Sail into the famous port of Saint-Tropez, admire its colorful facades and iconic bell tower, before continuing your cruise along the Saint-Tropez coastline*.
*The itinerary may be modified depending on weather conditions.
Treat yourself to a romantic and exclusive experience aboard this magnificent sailboat. Perfect for a honeymoon, an anniversary, a marriage proposal, or simply to share a special moment together in an exceptional setting.
To accompany your tasting, tapenades and toasts are provided. When you make your reservation, you can also add a charcuterie and cheese platter to extend this moment of togetherness.
Depending on the weather and your preferences, it’s also possible to plan a stop for swimming on the way back.
.Port Grimaud is one of the most iconic ports on the French Riviera. Inspired by both Venice and Provence, this lakeside town boasts canals, bridges, and colorful houses lined with boats, earning it the nickname “Little Venice of the South.”
Designed in 1962 by architect François Spoerry, Port Grimaud was built on former marshland to create a village where every house has direct access to the sea. Even today, this unique place retains all its charm and is the ideal starting point for a boat trip in the heart of the Gulf of Saint-Tropez.