Port-Grimaud

Imagine a mirage where the Mediterranean has slipped inland to replace the asphalt. Born from the bold dream of architect François Spoerry in the 1960s, Port Grimaud is more than just a village: it is a labyrinth of water and light. Here, the streets are navigable, the gentle lapping of the waves sets the tempo, and sailboats moor peacefully right at your doorstep. A true architectural utopia that has become one of the most enchanting and unique destinations in the Gulf of Saint-Tropez.
Nicknamed the "Venice of Provence," this unique lakeside town was created entirely in the 1960s. You can explore it on foot or by electric boat, navigating along its canals lined with colorful fishermen's houses. Just above, don't miss the medieval village of Grimaud and the ruins of its feudal castle.
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