The main public transit system in Saint-Tropez and the surrounding Var department is the Zou! Network (formerly VarLib). Buses connect Saint-Tropez town center with various points within the commune, like Pampelonne Beach, and link to neighboring towns.
The main bus stop in Saint-Tropez is near the Place des Lices, marking it a central point for many routes. Route maps and schedules are available at bus stops, tourist offices, and on the official Zou! Website (zou.maregionsud.fr).
Purchase single-journey tickets directly from the bus driver with cash; fares are typically low (€1.50-€3).
Buses generally operate from early morning until late evening. Reduced frequency on weekends.
Newer buses may be wheelchair accessible; confirm with operator for specific needs.
Schedules are set subject to seasonal changes; verify before travel.
Bus drivers may not carry large amounts of change, so prepare exact fares.
Traffic may impact bus times, notably during high season, so allot extra time.
Inquire about multi-journey cards for potential discounts if staying longer.
Taxis and ride-sharing services present convenience, particularly for direct routes or when carrying luggage.
Major companies (Hertz, Avis) at airports. Renting a smaller car simplifies maneuvering on narrow streets. Parking is limited and expensive.
Popular for navigating congestion. Several rental shops carry scooters. Helmets are mandatory.
Shops are available. E-bikes simplify exploration of uneven ground and coastal paths.
Walking and cycling present enjoyable ways to experience Saint-Tropez's charm at a slower pace.
No traditional hop-on-hop-off services. Private tour operators run bus excursions to nearby attractions.
Pre-booked tours are common.
Excellent for avoiding road traffic and beautiful vistas. Operators like "Bateaux Verts" and "Bateaux de Saint-Raphaël" are available.
Highly recommended in summer.
Historic center can challenge mobility. Newer areas and up-to-date accommodations are generally more accessible.
Contact businesses in advance.
Embrace the town at a more relaxed speed with walking and cycling.
Local guides lead historical or themed walking tours.
Maps available from the tourist office for creating your own itinerary.
Routes cater for various fitness levels, from soft coastal paths to more challenging hills.
Saint-Tropez's historic center can be challenging for those with mobility needs due to narrow, sometimes cobbled streets and hills.
Consider contacting specific establishments or transportation companies in advance to inquire about their accessibility features for a smoother experience.
