Saint-Tropez to Port-Grimaud Ferry

Around 20 minutes across the Gulf of Saint-Tropez with Les Bateaux Verts.

It is a purpose-built lagoon village threaded with canals and quays, where many houses open directly onto the water and residents moor boats at their own doors. Arriving by boat shows it off the way it was meant to be seen.

There are two boarding points: the harbour master's office (Capitainerie) on the main port, and the quay by the church at the Place du Marché inside the canal village. Fares differ slightly between the two.

A return to Saint-Tropez is roughly €17.30 from the church stop and €15.30 from the harbour office, with children aged 4 to 11 at about €9.70 and €8.70. Check current prices with the operator before travelling.

No. It is a seasonal service, running broadly spring through autumn, seven days a week, with one to four departures an hour depending on the season and late sailings at the height of summer.

Served by Les Bateaux Verts.

Les Bateaux Verts does not list vehicle space on this service — plan to travel as a foot passenger. If you need to bring a car, check with the operator for alternative crossings.

Most ferry operators allow pets on this route, usually in a carrier, on deck or in designated pet areas or cabins, and registered assistance dogs travel free. Rules and any fees vary by operator and vessel — check with Les Bateaux Verts, so declare your pet when booking.

Foot passengers can normally bring their own luggage aboard at no extra charge, with racks or a luggage area near the entrance, and there is usually no airline-style weight limit. Oversized or excess items may carry a fee, so check with the operator if you are travelling with bulky baggage.

The timetable on this page shows the latest published sailings for this route. Always confirm with the operator before travelling, as schedules change seasonally.