Saint Tropez Prices

« On the Azure Coast, there are two marinas: Monaco and St. Tropez. Most tourists come here just to see the luxurious yachts and cars and feel the depth of their own poverty! 😅 Only after this can you call the life of regular people normal. 😅

We also couldn't resist and enjoyed our modest luxury.

The main entertainment in Monaco is to take pictures next to a Ferrari or at the far end of a Rolls-Royce (even if this is less impressive) around the Casino. Bright cars - the line is long! 😅😅😅 ✅Done

Secondly, stroll along the waterfront and take a look at the "exhibition" of yachts. The yachts are huge, motorized masterpieces. Here, the rich and famous park their luxury toys. ✅ And they did it! 😆

Given the rumors that "people actually live here," we chose the most secluded spot with a view of the sea and splurged on the most expensive lunch of our lives! To be fair, the kitchen and service were top-notch! ✅👍

On the way back, we discovered another attraction: you get to navigate the narrow mountain paths of Monte-Carlo with Bentleys and Rolls-Royces, which also seems to capture the essence of luxury! 😅

When we arrived in St. Tropez, it turned out to be a charming little town, like everything in the Provence region. Cute houses, narrow streets, cozy cafes, and the atmosphere of a quintessential resort.

Instead of souvenir shops and stores selling trinkets and T-shirts, you have Cavalli, Lui Vuitto, and Dior! At the exclusive Dior boutique, a security guard in a black suit likely would not have let us in! 😅

The waterfront is lined with gigantic motor yachts. And you can feel the presence of a small fleet of luxury vessels at anchor.

There’s a café along the waterfront bustling with people. The atmosphere is lively. Party time. Awesome! We ordered cocktails with a view of the yachts, and we happily settled on one available table in a street bar!

Without even looking at the menu, we ordered water, apricot-spritz, and white wine. And we started discussing which yacht was better. The waiter seemed to be in disbelief! 😅

For three glasses of water (without snacks or even a mere amuse-bouche), we paid 60 euros. But living beautifully should not be forbidden! 😆

Considering how much one should earn to spend this summer here, we decided to bypass this pricey area and headed to a charming Arabian quarter in Arles! 😅

And if you ever wanted to experience such luxury and enjoy some time in Cannes? 😆 »

« Saint-Tropez, a small coastal town, surpasses the prestige of fancy Nice and star-studded Cannes. It's said that without a yacht of your own, there's not much to do in Saint-Tropez. The narrow streets are filled with local residents, while the main promenade is alive with energy. I believe Saint-Tropez is an unreasonably expensive destination. Restaurant prices are off the charts, on par with Monte Carlo. It’s considered a very upscale resort. The beach is sandy, and the natural beauty is stunning. Getting there can be quite a trek, and parking is challenging. Cars are prohibited from entering and parking in the center. »

« Actually, Saint-Tropez isn't particularly remarkable))) A couple of pretty views, sky-high prices, traffic jams filled with Lamborghinis and Ferraris... That's the whole story. »