Elainehead Says: If you are on RN 98, pull over your car just to see the sunset on the Gulf of St Tropez.
Le Sud: Local uncomplicated French food
adelinemmc Says: This is a relaxed little restaurant/cafe where you can have just a couple of drinks, a snack or a full meal.Prices are more than reasonable: 11 euros for a steak tartare, 7 euros for a 50cl jug of rosé wine, 8 euros for merguez-frites.No spaces inside, all teh tables are on...
All good boulangeries: Tarte Tropezienne
adelinemmc Says: All the boulangeries are nice in Sainte Maxime, it just a matter of finding which one is nearer you! The tarte tropezienne gets its name from the town of Saint Tropez on the other side of the bay. It is made of a nice airy genoise with a layer of thick creme patissiere in...
Explore the jetty and the beach
egonwegh Says: We explored the jetty and the beach at St. Maxime. Too bad we arrived on a rainy day ...
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If you are on RN 98, pull over your car just to see the sunset on the Gulf of St Tropez.

Q: Hi I am taking my Parson Russell Terrier on holiday with me this summer to Port Grimaud. As part of her pet passport she will...

A: Dear tmpaca Thank you so much, that was really kind of you I cannot say how much I appreciate it. I am looking forward to showing her all our favourite places! and...
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The main beach is very near the town and is clean and nice, so why not grab a book and enjoy! Don't forget teh sun cream though.
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Places like Sainte-Maxime, a quintessential resort of the Cote d'Azur come in to their own in winter when the streets are relatively easy to move around in, cafes are occupied by local people, a few...
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Immediately upon our arrival in this region - we came by car from Beaune in northern France on 8 May 2010 - we spent a rainy afternoon in St. Maxime on the Mediterranean Sea, across the bay from St....
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Built at the Northern end of the Gulf of St Tropez, at the heart of the South of France, this seaside resort is sheltered from the worst of the winds by the mountains of the Moors. Due to its...
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