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Ramatuelle and Gassin travel guide

The two pretty medieval villages of Ramatuelle and Gassin are on the St Tropez peninsula, just south of Port Grimaud and St Tropez.

Set among the vineyards of the reputed Cotes de Provence region, Ramatuelle and its close neighbour Gassin are both pretty medieval villages - now sophisticated and rather expensive but it is well worth exploring their beatifully maintained and restored streets.

The views from Gassin, the higher of the towns and a classified most beautiful village, and from the nearby mill, are especially far-reaching out across the bay and the vineyards and countryside of the peninsula.

There are numerous beaches nearby, including Pampelone, and parts of the attractive coast fall under the protection of the Conservatoire de Littoral, and organisation established to preserve the flora and fauna along the coast.

 

Ramatuelle: tourist information, map, travel plans and gites

view from Ramatuelle, Provence
photo by B3R-Malbarre is copyright

 

Visit Ramatuelle and Gassin, France

 

 

Map of Ramatuelle, France
Travel, hotels and holiday gites, Ramatuelle

See the Visit Ramatuelle section above for gites and hotels local to the area. For more general French travel options, see the Gites in France listings, or French holidays for other holidays, and Travel to France for ferries, Ramatuelle car-hire, eurotunnel, cheap flights etc.

 

Places to visit - Ramatuelle

Any places listed above are within about 20-25 km (as the crow flies)

 

Information and photos of Ramatuelle, France

This Ramatuelle tourism guide, has information and holidays and photos when available. If you have any photos or relevant information please send them to us! Full credit will be given if they are used.

 

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