Sports & Activities

Boat Rental

Anchor in the crystal blue waters of the “Cap Taillat” or dive into the nature reserve of the Iles d’Or, discover Porquerolles on a bicycle or at sea by Jet Ski without forgetting a pit stop in the renown “Mas du Langoustiers” four-star establishment. Rent a boat with or without skipper in Saint-Tropez, France Choose from a wide selection of sailboats, motor boats, RIBs, catamarans, yachts and canal boats.

Sailing

There are numerous sailing clubs and water sports for young people, adults, beginners, enthusiasts, groups, families and lone sailors. There are lots of options in the area ranging from one-day outings to sailing courses.

Les Voiles de St Tropez

A famous classic regatta that ends the Mediterranean sailing season. St Tropez’s key late-summer regatta brings in 300 yachts, both ancient and modern, for an autumn week of maritime effervescence. This regatta is a magnificent sight, with yachts up to 100 years old tacking and jibing across the bay in the first winds of autumn. It’s an action-packed race as yachts bear down on each other with only metres to spare, sails snapping and billowing and crew racing about on deck.

Polo Club, St Tropez

The Sunday Polo, a unique opportunity to discover talented teams and players, Indeed, the best teams in the world will compete in the finals of these prestigious tournaments. Areas open to the public will allow spectators to attend matches in the very best settings. Polo matches will start at 17:00 followed by the prize giving and dinner - accompanied by a show - in the company of the world's best players at the restaurant POLO 1999. It will all end with a Polo Party.

Walking, Hiking, Running, Biking

Many hiking trails await you in the immediate surrounds of the house and many more in the Massif des Maures and Gulf of Saint Tropez. When you stay at Villa Dattier, we will provide you with our favourite routes. Access to the crystal coastline of Le Dattier was impeded for years by the Maures mountains, which plunge dramatically to the sea between Cap Bénat and the St Tropez peninsula. Exploring this wild and wonderful paradise was made possible by an ambitious steam-train project, le Train des Pignes, which hugged the steep coastline from 1890 until it closed after World War II. You can now walk along the old train line, which is a pedestrian dirt track that passes up the hill from Villa Dattier.