Promenade Simon-Lorière Flea Market in Sainte-Maxime

Two April rendezvous on the promenade

In spring, the Wednesday flea market in Sainte-Maxime takes on a particular momentum. On 22 and 29 April 2026, both April dates mark the ramp-up in footfall and the arrival of spring-holiday visitors. The Promenade Aymeric Simon-Lorière fills with professional stalls under the palms, between the main beach and the harbour.

These two Wednesdays are part of the permanent weekly market, but footfall is far higher than mid-winter. Hunters, short-stay tourists and second-home owners intersect on the promenade.

Professional dealer offer

• Provençal and Mediterranean furniture, wrought iron
• Faience from Moustiers, Vallauris, Varages
• Silverware, glass, crystal
• Antique jewellery, collector watches
• Paintings, prints, old posters
• Postcards, old books, old papers
• Marine items, old charts, curios
• Old toys, militaria, advertising pieces

Why these two dates

• First real seller influx after winter
• Mild climate for outdoor hunting
• Before peak season, calmer than July-August
• Right before the May 1st holiday

The setting

The newly renovated promenade runs along Sainte-Maxime's main beach, with wide views over the Gulf of Saint-Tropez and full amenities (cafés, ice cream, restaurants). The flea market blends in seamlessly.