Grimaud Flea Market - Chemin de Bagatin

Sunday hunting at the heart of the Gulf of Saint-Tropez

Grimaud, emblematic Gulf commune, has always combined medieval heritage and seaside openness. The old perched village, crowned by the Grimaldi castle ruins, overlooks the plain down to the beaches. Between this Provençal highlight and the Port Grimaud marinas by François Spoerry, Grimaud offers a varied, strolling-friendly landscape.

The Sunday Chemin de Bagatin flea market fits this dual identity. The notable 4 January 2026 edition opens the winter season.

A long-running weekly rendezvous

Every Sunday 6am-4pm, the market hosts private sellers, occasional dealers and small pros. Varied offer for both popular finds and seaside-themed pieces.

• Provençal crockery, ceramics, tians
• marine objects, ship models, nautical accessories
• clothes, shoes, vintage
• books, CDs, DVDs, vinyl
• small and medium furniture, chairs, tables
• lamps, frames, curios
• toys, games, plush, baby gear
• tools, gardening gear
• seaside decor, anchors, ropes

Grimaud, a Provençal gem

The old village is one of Provence's finest perched villages. Cobbled lanes, medieval castle, restored Saint-Roch mill and Saint-Michel church. Below, Port Grimaud, the Provençal Venice, offers canals and colourful houses.

Tips

Come early, especially in peak summer. Bring change and bags. Extend the morning with a port walk or restaurant. On-site parking.