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Plage des Salins Beach Club

Simple beach club is a fairly remote & wild bay close to St Tropez

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A little corner of paradise under a few parasols this beach club is located on the quiet and tranquil beach of Salins.

This wild beach is particularly appreciated by all for its authentic character and its exceptional setting. A stone's throw from the village of Saint-Tropez you will reach it very quickly and find large private parking facilitates at the entrance. There are comfy sunbeds and umbrellas to hire with beach service.

There is a pizzeria lounge on the first floor.

Open every lunch and evening.

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The Restaurant

The restaurant is set on wooden stilts above the beach and serves traditional French food with lots of freshly grilled fish. It is open for lunch and again for dinner in the evening. You will also find an enchanting pizzeria lounge on the 1st floor. Pizzas and quality dishes made by an Italian chef, in a family atmosphere and relaxed.

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