Port-Grimaud Brocante

Hunting in the Provençal Venice

Port-Grimaud, the lakeside quarter of Grimaud created from scratch in the 1960s by architect François Spoerry, is one of the Saint-Tropez gulf's most spectacular sites. Inspired by Mediterranean fishing villages and Venice, the town spreads across nearly 90 hectares of canals, pastel façades, private docks, planted squares and constant water and Maures views.

A brocante across three squares

The device is cleverly planned : spreading over three squares keeps any one space uncrowded and offers a natural stroll between them, along canals and pedestrian alleys. Each square has its own mood : Market with its shops and cafés, Church with its chapel and quiet, Artisans with its workshops.

The offer

The premium tourist dimension shows in exhibitor profiles : gulf and Haut-Var professional dealers with polished pieces – Provençal antique furniture, character tableware, Vallauris or Biot ceramics, Mediterranean glassware, marine and nautical objects, decorative items, lighting, old gulf postcards. Prices match the setting's quality but bargains stay possible.

Port-Grimaud, major tourist site

A brocante visit is necessarily a Port-Grimaud visit : impossible to hunt without discovering canals, bridges, sea views. Water coaches offer commented boat tours. Pedestrian access from outer parkings. Partial listing preserves the atmosphere.

Tips

Early parking (outer obligatory). Allow time and comfortable shoes. Consider a boat tour. Combine with hilltop Grimaud a few kilometres away.