We also operate from Port Grimaud: The picturesque streets of Port Grimaud bring together many merchants, restaurants, bars, ice cream parlors, clothing and gift shops, not to mention other services that are just as useful for the daily life of the city. Port Grimaud is the perfect illustration of soft architecture, the style of which contrasts with the large rectilinear ensembles that are often found in many urban centres. The lake city “was born” in the mid-1960s with buildings of reasonable height and integrating perfectly with the surrounding existing buildings. The new houses of Grimaud are Provençal style but with Mediterranean influences. Visitors also marvel at the colourful hues of these houses. Colours that harmonise with the blue of the Mediterranean. The decor of the Var village is in a way a harmonious rewriting of the marine world. The Var village is rather appreciated for its “soft architecture” and its canals. At the same time, its location in the heart of the Gulf of Saint-Tropez and its proximity to several other seaside destinations in the Var greatly contribute to its attractiveness and therefore to the development of Port Grimaud tourism. The Var resort is indeed a practical starting point for exploring Ramatuelle, Gassin, Cogolin or even Sainte-Maxime. Some visitors cannot resist the urge to push their adventure to Fréjus or even Saint-Raphaël.