Nice to St Tropez Ferry Ticket and Cruise

We were staying in Nice for a few days and wanted to visit St. Tropez. The land route required a bus connection that would have been, to us, a bit complicated. The boat trip was a relaxing way to do the trip while at the same time seeing beautiful views of the coast.

We were disappointed that there was no guide even though the preview said it was guided. That definitely needs to be clarified. We could have bought our own ticket for the ferry at a cheaper price.

No fault of the tour provider, but the ferry was cancelled due to a strike. My understanding is that strikes happen fairly regularly here. Leaving this review in case someone has a critical need to be in Saint Tropez - you might want to have a back up means of transportation.

Very beautiful experience with the ferry to go visit Saint-Tropez A bit long but the crossing is very pleasant. I highly recommend it!

The boat itself is excellent, staff were very nice and accomodating, shop was reasonable. Queuing in Nice harbour was very orderly and effective, but on the return meeting point in St tropez it wasnt very orderly and created some tension with passengers, at the location on the pier the crowd was bottlenecked at the gate instead of in a line which did not help. Otherwise the journey was calm and beautiful with lots to see, some added commentary on some important landmarks, but as it was a public ferry it was not much but absolutely fine.

The description of the excursion was a little deceptive as far as using “luxury”. It was not luxury by any way. You are to arrive 30 mins early, but there is no restroom. Once you board there is a restroom, but you cannot use it until the ferry leaves the dock. There were a few of us NEEDING to go. It was very crowded and hot. There was no guide as we sailed the ocean. It would have been nice to know what we were passing. Upon return there was no organization for boarding the ferry. Just everyone ruching past each other to get on and get a seat in the non air conditioned ferry. I’d choose a different way… this costs too much money for a school bus version of a ferry.

Booking is simple and the listing corresponds to what is offered. Possibility to eat and drink on board but it's a shame that you cannot pay with a bank card.

Go by train if you can. But if you still prefer by water, keep in mind overcrowded and quite stifling. Still it’s clean, personnel is friendly and the bar is nice.

The biggest problem is getting onto the ferry in Port Lympia ..we did everything right …booked on line…paid the money… Put Tickets with Bar code into Apple Wlallet Arrived 45 mins prior to departure…and had line up in the heat with 75 people to get a Paper Ticket!!! Why bother …after doing all that..just a bad joke We did enjoy the ride regards mm

It was amazing! Views were stunning. Strongly recommend this experience to everyone! Definitely the better and easier option to travel to Saint Tropez especially for those who are struggling with the language!