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Discover the best top things to do in Grimaud, France including Port Grimaud, Grimaud Castle, Port Grimaud Beach, Eglise St Michel, Le Pont des Fees, Office de Tourisme de Grimaud, Church St Francis of Assisi, St Roch's Mill, Chapelle des Penitents, Big Pine Beach.
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1. Port Grimaud
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1 reviews
Reviewed By Christine F
Port Grimaud is a picturesque seaside town, it is a mixture of France and Italy. This seaside town was created by architect François Spoerry in the 1960s by modifying the marshes of the river Giscle on the bay of Saint-Tropez.
Built with channels in a Venetian manner, but with French "Fishermans" style houses resembling those in Saint-Tropez.
This little town is surrounded by pastel buildings and little canals. Even though it is small it is very charming, with small boutiques and coffee shops dotted around town. Apart from walking, you can also go on boat rides around the canals to explore the town.
Honestly I could have stayed there the whole day just wondering and exploring this small town. There are plenty of instagrammable spots there, I just wished I could have spent more time there.
To read more about my St Tropez trip, You can check out my blog, equs.blog.
2. Grimaud Castle
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 374 reviews
Welcome at Grimaud Castle ! We hope you'll enjoy your visit in this monument ! Let a comment to say what you think about it !
Reviewed By Neil F - Helsinki, Finland
Its worth the climb through the ruins of Grimaud castle to the summit just for the views of the surrounding countryside, although this is a tall order on a hot Summer's day ! although the ruins are impressive, there isn't much by way of historical info posted on signs throughout the castle
3. Port Grimaud Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 303 reviews
Reviewed By mekeley - Glasgow
just another fantastic beach around this area .. all the facilities you need. I liked the look of campsite right on edge, great entertainment at night .. prairies de la mer I think
4. Eglise St Michel
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 33 reviews
Welcome to The Church St Michael in Grimaud. The first traces of the Church appear in 1069. Inside, the decor goes back from the nineteenth century. In early 2015, an organ was installed in the Church that welcomes Musical Evenings of Grimaud : classic music concert.
Reviewed By Eileen H - Chester, United Kingdom
Simple 11th century church, beautifully maintained with a superb new 2015 organ of imaginative design. The tiny windows contain excellent modern glass. There are frequent Concerts in the summer that are well worth making an effort to attend.Thank you for your comment about the church. We are pleased that you enjoyed the visit. See you soon in Grimaud !
5. Le Pont des Fees
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 35 reviews
The Bridge of the Fairies is an ancient aqueduct that brought water to the village. The river that flows here is "La Garde". This bridge is located in the countryside, on one of the trails offered to stroll in full Grimaudoise flora and fauna.
Reviewed By Anita C - Sutton, United Kingdom
Visit here often and am always overwhelmed by the view. Worth the hard walk down and recommend you wear suitable shoes. No water in river this year but have swam init in other years.Dont try it if you have any problems with walking etc.Hello, thank you for your nice comment. We are plased you enjoyed the walk. This year is very dry here... Maybe come back in autumn ? ;) Grimaud Tourisme
6. Office de Tourisme de Grimaud
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 25 reviews
Welcome on the page of the Tourist Office of Grimaud. Leave us a comment about your experience and enjoy your stay !
Reviewed By Martin B
Nice place very easy to find and they kindly infom you about everything. Best Beaches, timetables of the boats to Saint Tropez and many other things....Thanks a lot for your nice comment. We are pleased you enjoyed your visit :) See you soon !
7. Church St Francis of Assisi
Overall Ratings
4 based on 41 reviews
L'Eglise St François d'Assise, réalisé par l'architecte François Spoerry, créateur de Port Grimaud, est née en 1966 tout comme la cité lacustre. Inspirée par les église des Saintes Marie de la Mer, ses vitraux ont été réalisés par Victor Vasarely : ils représentent les phases du soleil : de son lever à son coucher. Pour un euro vous pouvez monter sur son toit et admirer la plus belle vue sur Port Grimaud.
Reviewed By Andrew-the-Herkes - Irthlingborough, United Kingdom
I am not really a modernist and certainly not religious but I have been here many times over the 30 years I have been around the area. I never fail to be impressed . I just like the simplicity, the calm and the stained glass...MoreHi Andrew, thanks a lot for your nice comment. We're pleased you enjoyed Port Grimaud and all the area. See you soon for a 31 year ? ;) Grimaud Tourisme
8. St Roch's Mill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 27 reviews
The St Roch's Mill is open for the visit every 2 months with the Heritage & Culture service. You can visit all around the Mill, you will have an orientation table with a beautiful view on the Gulf of St Tropez.
Reviewed By JParLincolnshire - Lincolnshire
It was a warm sunny day when we did the walk starting and ending at the mill. Not an easy walk but accessible for anyone with moderate mobility. Plenty of wildlife to see and the smells and views are to die for.Hello, we are pleased that you enjoyed the visit. See you soon in Grimaud :)
9. Chapelle des Penitents
Overall Ratings
4 based on 15 reviews
The Penitents Chapel is open all year with a free entrance. It dates from the fifteenth century. In 1790 it hosted the first municipal council of the village. It houses several statues and an altarpiece of the seventeenth century, revamped in October 2015.
Reviewed By Florence g - Kensington, Maryland
This chapelle is near the cemetery, and can be seen from the ruins of the castle. It is a short stroll there, pleasant when it's not too hot.The Chapel near the cemetry is Chapel St Roch and not Penitents, but both are really nice to discover. We're happy you enjoyed the visit :) Best regards
10. Big Pine Beach
Overall Ratings
4 based on 16 reviews
The "Big Pine Beach" is not to miss, precisely because of this large pine that you see when arriving at the beach. Access to all our Beaches is free.
Reviewed By Peter D - Battle, United Kingdom
We were staying with Eurocamp at Domaine Des Naiades and after having a brief look at the other Beaches in the area, never went anywhere else. It is immaculately clean, has a lifeguard in attendance, and the views across the bay are wonderful.
We were (just) out of season but even if we had not been we would have simply left earlier in order to grab a parking spot. We have already booked a holiday at the same place and, to be perfectly honest, the Plage du Gros Pin is one of the reasons we will be returning.
