Saint-Tropez
Sun, sea, and speed. Avoid the legendary summer traffic jams and land minutes from the private beaches and Place des Lices.
Saint-Tropez has no airport of its own, and in July and August the D98 coast road backs up for hours — which is exactly why Monacair's clients fly. From Monaco the transfer takes 22 minutes, from Nice 20, and from Cannes just 15, landing at La Mole airport minutes from the Place des Lices, the private beach clubs of Pampelonne and the harbour where the superyachts moor bow-to-quay. It is the only realistic way to make a lunch reservation at Club 55 or an evening at the Vieux Port without losing the day to traffic. During the Voiles de Saint-Tropez regatta or peak summer weekends, when road access becomes genuinely unpredictable, the helicopter isn't a luxury — it's the dependable option.
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La Môle – Saint-Tropez Airport (LTT / LFTZ) sits about 15km southwest of Saint-Tropez, with a short chauffeured transfer to the village, the port and Pampelonne beach.
Saint-Tropez Airport Information
Type
Regional airport / Aéroport régional
Altitude
18 m / 59 ft
IATA / ICAO Code
LTT / LFTZ
Coordinates
43°12′23″N, 6°28′57″E
Facilities
General aviation, seasonal commercial flights
On-site Services
Chauffeur transfer to the village, port and Pampelonne beach
Frequently Asked Questions
Why fly to Saint-Tropez?
The Riviera's most glamorous port, without the legendary summer traffic jam on the way in.
Highlights
Place des Lices
The village's legendary plane-tree-shaded square: Provençal market on Tuesday and Saturday mornings, games of pétanque in the afternoon and lively terraces in the evening.
Pampelonne Beach
Five kilometres of fine sand in Ramatuelle, home to the Riviera's most famous beach clubs, including Club 55. From the air, the bay reveals its turquoise waters.
Saint-Tropez Harbour
A fishing port turned one of the Mediterranean's most prestigious harbours, where superyachts moor in front of the colourful quayside façades. The perfect spot for lunch after landing.
