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Grimaud is one of the most quietly distinguished communes in the Var, occupying the hills above the Gulf of Saint-Tropez with a medieval village perched above the plain and a coastline that includes Port Grimaud, the celebrated canal-laced marina town designed in the 1960s. The area carries a strong architectural and landscape identity: stone villages, cork oak forests, and vineyards of the Maures massif, with the prestige of Saint-Tropez close at hand but without its seasonal congestion.

The village of Grimaud offers a weekly market, several well-regarded restaurants including La Bretonnière, and independent food shops. Port Grimaud is a ten-minute drive and provides waterfront dining, a marina, and direct beach access. Saint-Tropez is approximately fifteen minutes by car, with its Place des Lices market, Sénéquier, and the full range of luxury retail and dining.

The nearest train station is Les Arcs-Draguignan, roughly 35 kilometres away, with TGV connections to Paris in approximately four hours. Nice Côte d’Azur International Airport is around 90 kilometres from Grimaud, typically one hour and fifteen minutes by car depending on traffic. Toulon-Hyères Airport offers a closer alternative at around 60 kilometres, with domestic and select European routes.