The destination
Port de Saint-Tropez, and what’s on the table

Seasonal sourcing
Seasonal sourcing & local specialties
Peak yachting from mid-July to end of August, with strong shoulders in May, June and September. Les Voiles de Saint-Tropez regatta in late September closes the high season.
Local specialties around Port de Saint-Tropez
- Provence AOP olive oil
- Var black and summer truffles
- Côtes de Provence rosé
- Mediterranean fish from Sète and Marseille
- Sisteron lamb
- Provençal herbs and goat cheese
Frequently asked questions about Port de Saint-Tropez
How do I find a yacht food supplier in Saint-Tropez?+
Browse vetted suppliers serving the Vieux Port and the wider Saint-Tropez peninsula on Super Yacht Eats. Each listing shows specialties, languages, response times and direct contact. One quote request reaches multiple suppliers in provisioning, fish, butchery, wine and bespoke catering.
Can I order provisioning for delivery to Port de Saint-Tropez or to anchorage off Pampelonne?+
Yes. Most Saint-Tropez suppliers handle quayside deliveries to the Vieux Port and tender deliveries to yachts anchored off Pampelonne, the Baie de Cavalaire or the Lerins Islands. Daily orders before 09h00 are typically delivered the same afternoon during peak season.
What Provençal specialties should I order in Saint-Tropez?+
Olive oils from the Vallée des Baux and the Haut-Var, Sisteron lamb, Camargue rice and salt, summer truffles from the inland villages, peaches and figs from local growers, and rosé from the Côtes de Provence estates around La Croix-Valmer, Ramatuelle and Gassin.
How far in advance should I order during the peak August season?+
During the second half of July and all of August, plan 48 to 72 hours ahead for bespoke catering, premium wines, allergen-specific menus and large orders. Bread, fresh fish and basic produce can usually still be sourced same-day if booked before 09h00.


