Perched on a hill a few kilometers from the coastline, the historic village possesses immense charm with its narrow streets, old houses, and shaded squares. The “Rue des Templiers” hosts some of Grimaud’s most beautiful residences. The ruins of the medieval castle still overlook Grimaud, setting a medieval ambiance with its grand arches. During your visit, you can also visit Saint-Michel Church, admire Saint-Roch Windmill, or the Clock Tower, which once marked the daily rhythm of the town’s inhabitants.
In Grimaud, you can discover a plethora of nature-related activities. You can, for example, perfect your swing on the magnificent 18-hole course at the Blue Green Golf in Sainte-Maxime. You can also indulge in hiking or explore the paths of the Côte d’Azur on a mountain bike or bicycle. Many nature activities are also available on the French Riviera: horseback riding, tree-top adventure courses, climbing, paragliding…
You can also visit the neighboring seaside resort of Port-Grimaud, where the marina resembles Venice with its canals and waterside houses. North of the marina, the beaches offer various water activities.
While in Grimaud, you can savor local terroir products. Var is renowned for its wines, which you can taste directly from the producers (in moderation). You can relish regional specialties, seafood, and fruits in the restaurants of the Gulf of Saint-Tropez, or explore the local markets.
Looking for accommodation in Grimaud? You will find campgrounds, hotels, guesthouses, and seasonal rentals…
For more information, please contact the Tourist Office.
