2025 Grimaud Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in March)

1️⃣Grimaud: 🌈 Known as the colorful Port Grimaud, the 'Little Venice of Provence', with its small bridges, squares, and canals. 2️⃣Èze: Located between Monaco and Nice, it is one of the oldest and most beautiful medieval towns in France, with stone cottages perched atop rocky hills, overlooking the endless sea 🌊, resembling a city in the sky. 3️⃣Bormes-les-Mimosas: The history of the town dates back to the 4th century BC, and the current street appearance largely follows the style of the 12th century. Bormes is a town blooming with flowers, having won the gold medal in the village floral competition. From January to March each year, the town is filled with golden yellow flowers, 🌼 making a stroll here extremely therapeutic. 4️⃣Antibes: This place has a port 🚤 where yachts dock, 16th-century city walls, and cobblestone streets adorned with flowers. No wonder the charming Antibes has won the favor of many artists and writers, including Graham Greene, Max Ernst, and Picasso. 5️⃣Mougins: Mougins is a medieval town built spiraling around the top of a hill, offering an unobstructed view of the surrounding scenery. 🎨 This ancient village has always been a gathering place for artists. The most famous is Picasso, who lived here for 12 years until his death in 1973. Today, there are many art galleries and museums around the town, filled with an artistic atmosphere.

Provence 1️⃣If you want to experience the elegant French style in Provence, you must stay in a local country B&B, away from the hustle and bustle, and enjoy the romance of the French 2️⃣It's the countryside, every corner is beautiful like a postcard. This traditional French village house has been transformed into a new one. The transformation process cleverly retains the historical charm of the site and cleverly integrates modern design elements 3️⃣This B&B is quiet and comfortable, surrounded by lavender sea gardens, winding paths, and a beautiful swimming pool 🏊‍♂️ surrounded by woods 🌳. The breakfast is very rich, with fresh fruits, bread 🍞, jam, cheese 🥛, and freshly squeezed juice 🍹!

Paris, je t‘aime 🥰 And there’s not only Paris but so much more to discover in France! We did several road trips and fell in love with the country so we keep coming back over and over again 😍 Here are our tips to make your trip perfect: 🗺️ Places to visit / Things to do: 1.Paris (we have a separate Paris Guide @thetraveltellers ) 2.The lavender fields in Provence (Amazing ones can be found near Valenshole during June & July- there‘s also a detailed guide in the highlights) 💜 3.Grimaud (It‘s part of the list „Les plus beaux villages de France“ which means the most beautiful villages in France) 🧡 4.Salin de Giraud (unfortunately dogs are not allowed 😞) 🩷 5.Alsace (magical during Christmas) 🎄 Our favorite villages: Strasbourg, Riquewihr, Colmar (photo), Eguisheim ❤️ 6.Etretat 💚 7.Chambord (and the many amazing castles)🖤 8.Côte d‘Azur (Villefranche sur Mer, Menton, Eze, Nice)💙 9.Cute villages & places of Provence (Gordes, Roussilon, Moustiers Sainte Marie, Lac St. Croix, Sillans La Cascade)💛 10.Mont Saint Michel ❤️ 🚗 How to get around The train connections are amazing and many places from above can be reached by train 🚂 We always prefer to be more flexible though and travel by car 🚗 ⏰ Best time to visit You can visit the whole year round depending on what you want to do 🤗 🏨 Where to stay Our favorite hotels in France are boutique hotels in the country side where you get the feeling to be transported to another century because they are soooo classy & beautiful ❤️ 🐶 Is France dog friendly? Overall yes. Some beaches don’t allow dogs but there are many dog beaches available. We also never had problems to find hotels that accept dogs and could take Felix to most restaurants 🍲 We hope this Guide was helpful 🤗 Let us know if you have more questions ❤️ . cr：wanderlust_samoyed& Contact us for removal

Grimaud Port is located 7 kilometers west of Saint-Tropez and 7 kilometers southeast of Sainte-Maxime. Grimaud Port was built in 1966 on the marshes of the Giscle River on the north shore of the Gulf of Saint-Tropez. Building a town between the water network of the marshes and improving the ecology was a very advanced practice at that time, and it turned out to be very successful. Here, not only human habitation is realized, but also the development of the tourism industry. The Provencal-style houses are distributed among the water network. These houses have different designs, painted in soft ocher, pink and turquoise, and have wrought iron balconies with shutters and Roman red terracotta roofs. It is known as the "Venice of Provence". You can rent a small boat and shuttle between the waterways of the town, or stroll along the inland streets to experience the unique charm of this world. There are markets on Mondays, Thursdays, and Sundays by the seaside, where you can get a taste of the local life. In short, this is a town that you will love and be amazed by! Grimaud Port Saint-Tropez Port