Is there a security deposit at Fleur de Mer?

The villa sets its own security deposit, and it is written into your agreement. We will give you the figure for your dates with your quote.

When do we arrive, and can we book a shorter stay?

On a Saturday. The minimum is five nights in June and from September to November, and seven in July and August. Tell us your dates and we will confirm with the villa.

Which airport do we fly into for Fleur de Mer?

Nice Côte d'Azur (NCE), about an hour and a half away by road. La Môle, the Saint-Tropez airport for private flights, is about twenty-five minutes from the villa. Add the Driver and you are met at arrivals and driven in.

What comes with the villa, and what can I add at Fleur de Mer?

The whole villa, yours alone, 9 suites for 18, with its own chef, butler and housekeeper every day. Add the concierge, a driver and a coach and we plan the week and come back with one price.

Is the beach at Fleur de Mer private?

The garden runs straight down to Les Salins, so the sand is a short walk across the lawn. The beach itself is public, as beaches are by law in France.

Does Fleur de Mer have a tennis court as well as a padel court?

Yes. The villa has its own floodlit panoramic padel court and a full-size tennis court beside it, both in the garden near the beach, and a gym pavilion with Technogym machines.

How much does Fleur de Mer cost for eighteen people?

From €125,000 a week in June and from September to November, which is about €6,944 each for eighteen. July and August are €175,000 a week, about €9,722 each, and December to May is on request.

Villa With Padel Court and Chef in Saint-Tropez

The Villa for a Group

Sleeping, and the bathrooms: Nine bedrooms sleep eighteen, each with an EU king-size bed and its own bathroom. One bedroom faces the sea through a wall of glass, with its bathroom set behind the bed in black steel and glass, and several others open straight onto the lawn.
The long table: Under an awning on the terrace, between the television room and the pool, with the living room opening onto the same deck.
Garden rooms, with terraces of their own: On the garden side, some bedrooms open onto small decked terraces screened by banana plants and palms, each with a lounger, and several rooms have a coffee machine, a kettle and a fridge of their own.

The pool through the flowers, the villa behind it

Both courts from the air, the beach and the sea beyond

A bedroom with its bathroom behind the bed, in black steel and glass

A bath behind black steel and glass, the bedroom and the sea beyond

A bedroom seen past its vanity and glass wall, the sea outside

A bedroom opening onto the lawn, the sea beyond it

A freestanding bath and a long vanity, the sea through the window

A bedroom with a picture window on the garden and the sea

A double vanity in black and white, a dressing room beside it

A bedroom with an oak mirror and a rattan bench, its doors open to the garden

A garden bedroom with a coffee machine, a kettle and a small fridge

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The Setting

On the sand at Les Salins: The garden runs down to Les Salins, a sandy beach of 500 metres on the east side of the Saint-Tropez peninsula, and the villa has its own way onto the sand.
Saint-Tropez, ten minutes away: The village and its port are about ten minutes by car, and Cannes is about seventy minutes along the coast.
The coastal path: The coastal path follows the shore along Les Salins, north to Cap des Salins and south to Pointe du Capon, the site of an old battery.

The lawn running from a wing of the villa to the beach

An umbrella pine over the lawn, the pool and the sea behind

The pool and the villa among the pines, the sea beyond

The lawn, the dune and Les Salins beach below the villa

A garden path under old olive trees, agapanthus in flower

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The Padel Court

Private, and only yours: The court stands in the garden near the beach, a panoramic court in glass and dark green steel, and it belongs to the villa, so every hour on it is yours. The surface is artificial grass, and the floodlights run as late as you want to play.
Tennis, beside it: A full-size tennis court runs alongside the padel court, behind its own hedge of pines.
Coaching, and who comes to the court: Add coaching to the stay with elite coaches, who come to your court and teach in English. Every coach has played with us or come recommended by someone we trust.

The panoramic padel court in glass and green steel, its floodlights above

The tennis court behind its hedge of pines

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The Kitchen

The chef, and the shopping: The villa's own chef is in the rate and cooks every day of your stay. We can also have your groceries delivered before you arrive.
A kitchen under glass: The kitchen runs the length of a glass-roofed gallery beside the garden: a long white island with oak stools, three Gaggenau ovens and a gas hob, under four woven pendant lamps.
Local food, a short drive: The Provençal market fills the Place des Lices in Saint-Tropez on Tuesday and Saturday mornings, from eight until one.

The long island, its oak stools and the ovens

The terrace table under its awning, seen across the pool

Candles lit indoors, the terrace table laid by the pool

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The Relaxation

The pool, and the bar beside it: The heated pool runs along a wooden deck between the villa and the beach, with loungers under white parasols and a bar with stools under its own roof at the far end.
The gym, in the palm garden: The gym is a timber pavilion of its own in the palm garden, glazed on two sides and fitted with Technogym machines: a treadmill, a bike, a rower, a cross trainer and a weights station.
The water at Les Salins: Les Salins has clear water and a lifeguard post in summer, and the restaurant on the beach, also called Les Salins, serves grilled fish.

Loungers and parasols along the pool, the bar and the sea behind

The timber gym pavilion in the palm garden

Technogym machines in the gym, the garden through the glass

The treadmill, the bike and the rower facing the garden

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The Service on Site

Who is on site: A butler and a housekeeper work at the villa every day, alongside the chef, and both are in the rate. Two of the villa's eleven bedrooms are kept for the staff, so the nine you book are yours alone.
A driver, from either airport: A driver can meet you at Nice or at La Môle, the airport for private flights, and stay with your group through the week, at an extra cost.
The concierge, if you add one: Add the concierge and we plan the week with you before you arrive, from tables in Saint-Tropez to a boat for the day, and stay on call through it.

A bedroom lit at dusk under the pines, the sea at the end of the lawn

The living room at dusk, the sea through the open glass

A bedroom opening onto a terrace with deckchairs

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The Feeling

The quiet side of Saint-Tropez: Les Salins is about ten kilometres from the beach clubs of Pampelonne, and between the beach and the village lies La Moutte, an estate left to the Conservatoire du Littoral in 1999 and listed as a historic monument.
Glass walls, open to the garden: The living room's glass walls slide back on two sides, onto the pool deck and the lawn, and the sea stays in view from the sofas. On cooler evenings the open fire is lit.
The rooms, as they are now: Renovated throughout in 2024, with white walls and painted floorboards.

The villa at dusk across its pool, under the umbrella pines

White sofas in the living room, the sea through the glass

The living room, its glass walls open to the pool deck

The open fire at one end of the living room

The television room, open to the garden and the pool

A bedroom's own decked terrace, a lounger among banana plants

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Fleur de Mer