La Ferme D'Augustin

The rooms and suites at La Ferme D'Augustin accommodate two to four people, depending on the category. They all have air conditioning and an en-suite bathroom; a flat-screen TV is also included among the rooms' shared amenities. Sizes range from 15 to 50 m². The Cosy Room and Classic Double Room offer a more compact layout, while the suites provide a living area or greater capacity.

The main differences include private outdoor space and views: some categories open onto a terrace, others have a balcony, and several suites or rooms overlook the sea. Some bathrooms are equipped with hydromassage baths. The Junior Suite with Terrace sleeps up to four, while the Suite with Terrace has a separate bedroom and a lounge. One room is listed as accessible to guests with reduced mobility. Bedding varies by category and may include a double bed, single beds or a sofa bed.

La Ferme D'Augustin brings together dining options, outdoor spaces and facilities designed for stays on the Saint-Tropez peninsula. The restaurant serves regional cuisine; options include children's menus and menus for special diets on request. You can also choose breakfast in your room, fruit, or wine and champagne. A bar complements the dining areas.

The garden, terrace and outdoor furniture let you enjoy the Mediterranean climate. Private parking is free and includes an electric vehicle charging point, as well as access adapted for guests with reduced mobility. The spa and wellness centre offer treatments and massages, while the fitness centre and yoga classes provide other ways to stay active. Facilities also include a flat-screen TV, a telephone and an internet connection. Room service, a 24-hour reception, luggage storage and a concierge service complete the offer.

The Saint-Tropez peninsula combines Mediterranean beaches, pine forests and small coastal roads. La Ferme D'Augustin is on the Ramatuelle side, in the Pampelonne area, known for its long sandy coastline and clear waters. The atmosphere changes throughout the day: swimming and walks by the sea in the morning, then a drive towards Saint-Tropez harbour and its narrow streets in the late afternoon. A car makes it easier to get between the beaches and the town centre.

Tahiti Beach is 300 m away and Pampelonne Beach is 500 m away. The coves and beaches around the cape offer other stretches of coastline to explore. In Saint-Tropez, the Citadel houses the Maritime History Museum and overlooks the harbour; Place des Lices is known for its market and games of pétanque. Château de la Moutte and its park offer a more wooded retreat on the peninsula. La Môle-Saint-Tropez Airport is 14 km away; Toulon-Hyères Airport is another option.

In summer, the coast is lively and the beaches attract many visitors; setting out early lets you enjoy the coastline before the busiest hours. In spring and September, temperatures remain pleasant for alternating swimming, sightseeing and walks. You could start the day by the sea at Pampelonne, continue with a visit to the citadel and the old port, then finish on a terrace overlooking the sunset. Out of season, Saint-Tropez retains its appeal thanks to its narrow streets, maritime heritage and coastal scenery.