Sehenswürdigkeiten Bucht von Saint-Tropez - Les Issambres

Rocher de Roquebrune is a national interest listed site and totals 372 metres. From up high, you benefit from a 360° view over the valley of Argens, Fréjus as well as Estérel and even the Alps.
At the summit, are the three crosses sculpted by Bernard Vernet which are a homage to the painters, Giotto, Grünewald and El Greco.
To admire all this from close up, there is nothing like The 3 crosses route of Rocher de Roquebrune. Of a total distance of approximately 7km for a 500m height difference, it will delight hiking fans.

The history of the Port de Sainte-Maxime dates from the eighteenth century. At the time, it was a place of embarkation for goods such as wine, oil, cork, wood, grains and vegetables. It was only in the late 1930s that the trading port became a marina.

Located in the heart of the city, the harbour is a bustling place, where it's pleasant to walk. Visitors can discover old colourful fishing boats moored at the Quai des Pêcheurs (Fisherman's Wharf). Certified a "clean port" the Port de Sainte-Maxime respects the environment for the pleasure of sailors and walkers.

"No more bets, ladies and gentleman!" Why not try your luck at the casino between the slots machines and the more sophisticated gaming tables.

There are hundreds of slot and video poker machines lined up in the open air and the space is equipped with a retractable roof. Thrills are guaranteed near the gaming tables in an exciting atmosphere featuring a beautiful view over the bay of Saint-Tropez as well as a private terrace overlooking the beach. May Lady Luck smile upon you!