Saint-Tropez Helicopter Tour
The Gulf of Saint-Tropez, Pampelonne and the peninsula's capes, from Grimaud heliport.
The flight departs from Grimaud heliport, at the head of the gulf, a few minutes from Saint-Tropez. The short circuit takes in the whole gulf, from Port-Grimaud to the village and its citadel; the longer circuits continue over Pampelonne and round the peninsula past Cap Camarat, Cap Taillat and Cap Lardier — the wild shore no road ever follows. Three durations, up to five passengers, priced on request.
What you fly over
- The village of Saint-Tropez, its port and citadel seen from offshore
- Port-Grimaud, the lagoon town, at the head of the gulf
- Pampelonne beach and its kilometres of sand
- Cap Camarat and its lighthouse, at the tip of the peninsula
- Cap Taillat and Cap Lardier, the wild coast, on the long circuit
Frequently asked questions
How many passengers can fly together?
Up to five, depending on the aircraft and total weight. The flight is private: your group flies alone.
From what age can a child fly?
There is no regulatory minimum age: each child is strapped into their own seat, with a headset their size, accompanied by an adult. In practice, from three or four years old the flight becomes a real memory.
What if the weather cancels the flight?
The flight is rescheduled at no charge to a date that suits you. No circuit is flown in marginal conditions — the pilot decides, not the schedule.