
1 / 10Wine tour in Saint tropez country side - AOP Côtes de provence
About this activity
Explore the prestigious AOP Côtes de Provence wine region nestled between Saint-Tropez and the Pampelonne beaches, visiting exclusive châteaux and learning traditional and modern winemaking practices in this Mediterranean terroir.
Des terroirs exceptionnels à deux pas du fameux village de Saint-Tropez et des célèbres plages de Pampelonne à Ramatuelle ou de Gigaro à La Croix Valmer.
Au cœur de l’AOC Côtes de Provence, on vous emmène à la découverte des vins du Golfe de Saint-Tropez et de ses vignerons. Comme par exemple : Le Chatêau de Roubine (crue), Chatêau d'Esclans, Chatêau d'Astros, Chatêau de la Selle...
Visitez les vignobles en bord de mer, en forêt ou dans les plaines et découvrez les vignes et les pratiques viticoles traditionnelles et de très grande technologie de notre région.
Highlights
- ✓Visit multiple prestigious estates including Château de Roubine, Château d'Esclans, Château d'Astros, and Château de la Selle
- ✓Taste wines directly from producers in the heart of the Côtes de Provence appellation
- ✓Explore vineyards set against coastal, forest, and plainland landscapes near Saint-Tropez
- ✓Discover both traditional and cutting-edge viticulture techniques used in the region
- ✓Experience coastal wine country within easy reach of famous beaches like Pampelonne and Gigaro
Insider tips
- ★Book ahead if visiting during summer peak season; many estates welcome fewer visitors during harvest (August–September)
- ★Wear comfortable walking shoes and sunscreen—vineyard tours often involve outdoor terrain with limited shade
- ★Request a rosé-focused itinerary if you prefer; Côtes de Provence is celebrated for high-quality dry rosés alongside reds and whites
- ★Ask your guide about small-batch or family-owned châteaux if you want an intimate experience over large commercial estates
Good to know
- •8-hour full-day experience; typically includes hotel pickup/drop-off in Saint-Tropez area
- •Bring sunscreen, hat, and sturdy walking shoes for vineyard terrain
- •Most châteaux have some steps or uneven ground; confirm accessibility needs when booking
- •Tour language and group size vary by operator—clarify when reserving to ensure private or small-group preference
Who it's for
Best time to visit
Visit May–June or September–October for pleasant weather and smaller crowds. Avoid August peak season if you prefer a more relaxed pace, though summer offers longer daylight for vineyard exploration.









