Valderrama Villa, Gassin
Located in the prestigious private Golf & Country Club estate in Gassin, come and discover this beautiful bastide in a privileged location, at the end of a cul-de-sac in a quiet environment without vis-à-vis.

© Plage des Salins

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Beautiful shingle beach shaded by huge pine trees north of Pampelonne beach
Located north of the infamous stretch known as Pampelonne beach and about 7km from the town of Saint-Tropez, Plage des Salins is a little slice of wilderness.
A shingle and shell covered beach, this is not the pristine combed beaches that we expect of St-Tropez, but rather a small rugged cove offering up natural delights with a touch of luxury from the local (and only) beach club.
The only beach club is Les Salins which has beach chairs and parasols for rent.
Bordered by pines, this 600m long beach is slightly more exposed to the wind than Pampelonne, but it's also substantially less crowded even in high season. This beach is popular with families and is relatively peaceful and quiet.
There are two access roads with two free parking lots.
There's a first-aid station with showers and a lifeguard on duty (June to September) on the northern end.
The beach is definitely not the soft white sand of Pampelonne but it is still comfy enough to lay a towel on, or alternatively use the beach club loungers.
Located in the prestigious private Golf & Country Club estate in Gassin, come and discover this beautiful bastide in a privileged location, at the end of a cul-de-sac in a quiet environment without vis-à-vis.
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