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SaintTropez
SaintTropez

The Radiance of the Coast under the Var Sun

Saint-Tropez, a jewel of the French Riviera, is an iconic destination that combines the charm of a Provençal fishing village with the sparkle of international luxury. Located on the peninsula of the same name, it is a magnet for a discerning clientele seeking exclusivity and Mediterranean beauty.

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Which Aircraft for a Flight
To or From Saint-Tropez?

Saint-Tropez airport cannot accommodate all jets: its short runway limits access to smaller aircraft. Larger jets will need to land at Toulon-Hyères (50 km away) or Nice Côte d'Azur (80 km away), the latter being open 24/7. Furthermore, Saint-Tropez airport closes at 6 pm. Here are the three scenarios.

Private Jet Charter SaintTropez (LTT) — Direct Riviera: Turboprop or Very Light Jet
Private Jet Charter SaintTropez (LTT) — Direct Riviera: Turboprop or Very Light Jet

Direct Riviera: Turboprop or Very Light Jet

Geneva 50 min, Milan 55 min, Barcelona 1 h 15, Rome 1 h 25

The Pilatus PC-12, King Air 350, or Citation Mustang easily fit within the 1,071m TORA available on runway 06. These are the standard aircraft for La Môle: no performance restrictions under normal Riviera conditions, direct boarding at the aircraft. For 2 to 9 passengers coming from Switzerland, Northern Italy, or the Mediterranean basin, this is the most direct solution to reach the gulf without an intermediate stop.

Turboprop King Air 350, Pilatus PC-12, TBM 940
  • 6–9 pax
  • 556 km/h
  • 2758 km

Excellent value for money. Access to short runways and secondary airports. Highly reliable and versatile.

Very Light Jet Citation Mustang, Phenom 100, HondaJet
  • 4–5 pax
  • 630 km/h
  • 2161 km

Jet speed for the price of a turboprop. Pressurised cabin, high-altitude flight. Maximum efficiency.

2 to 9 passengers sur devis
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Private Jet Charter SaintTropez (LTT) — Europe by Light Jet: La Môle under conditions

Europe by Light Jet: La Môle under conditions

Paris 1 h 25, Brussels 1 h 50, Zurich 1 h 05, Amsterdam 2 h 10

Light jets such as the CJ3, Phenom 300 can use La Môle runway 06 (TORA 1,071 m) under favorable conditions: low load, moderate temperature, light headwind. In mid-summer (temperatures above 30°C), some operators prefer Toulon-Hyères as an operational precaution. The choice between La Môle and Toulon is discussed with the operator during preparation, based on the actual aircraft weight and daily weather conditions. The Toulon transfer, if necessary, is seamlessly integrated.

Light Jet Phenom 300, Citation CJ3, Learjet 45
  • 6–8 pax
  • 743 km/h
  • 3650 km

Ideal balance between capacity, comfort and cost. Stand-up spacious cabin. Private lavatory.

4 to 8 passengers sur devis
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Private Jet Charter SaintTropez (LTT) — Long-haul and Large Aircraft: Nice or Toulon
Private Jet Charter SaintTropez (LTT) — Long-haul and Large Aircraft: Nice or Toulon
Private Jet Charter SaintTropez (LTT) — Long-haul and Large Aircraft: Nice or Toulon
Private Jet Charter SaintTropez (LTT) — Long-haul and Large Aircraft: Nice or Toulon
Private Jet Charter SaintTropez (LTT) — Long-haul and Large Aircraft: Nice or Toulon

Long-haul and Large Aircraft: Nice or Toulon

London 2 h 00, Dubai 6 h 00, New York 9 h, Tel Aviv 3 h 30

Super-light jets and larger aircraft exceed La Môle's runway constraints. For these aircraft, two options are available depending on the destination and schedule: Toulon-Hyères (LFTH, 1,990m runway, 50 km from Saint-Tropez port) for super-light and midsize jets on the Mediterranean and European arc, or Nice Côte d'Azur (LFMN, 2,960m runway, H24) for heavy jets, ultra-long-range aircraft, and intercontinental or late flights. From Nice, a helicopter reaches Saint-Tropez in 30 minutes, or a sedan in 90 to 100 minutes. This connection is coordinated within the same quote.

Super Light Jet Citation M2, Phenom 100EV, Eclipse 550
  • 6–8 pax
  • 700 km/h
  • 3200 km

Extended range over VLJs. Comfortable 6-8 passenger cabin. Perfect for regional and continental routes.

Midsize Jet Citation XLS+, Learjet 60, Hawker 900XP
  • 7–9 pax
  • 791 km/h
  • 3913 km

Premium comfort with spacious cabin. High cruising speed. Perfect for European crossings.

Super Midsize Jet Challenger 300, Citation Longitude, Gulfstream G280
  • 8–12 pax
  • 809 km/h
  • 5741 km

Wide flat-floor cabin. Transatlantic range (with short stop). High speed. High-speed Wi-Fi.

Heavy Jet Challenger 650, Falcon 900LX, Legacy 650
  • 10–14 pax
  • 807 km/h
  • 7672 km

Lounge space with separate zones. Convertible beds. Full galley. Intercontinental range.

Ultra Long Range Global 6000, Gulfstream G650, Falcon 8X
  • 12–19 pax
  • 904 km/h
  • 12099 km

The pinnacle of aerial luxury. Direct flight to any worldwide destination. Private suite, shower, onboard chef available.

6 to 19 passengers sur devis
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Rates & Routes

How much does a private jet from Saint-Tropez cost?

Here are examples of frequent routes from Saint-Tropez with an estimated price per aircraft category.

These prices are indicative: the actual cost depends on the chosen aircraft, the number of passengers, seasonality (Les Voiles de Saint-Tropez, peak summer season), and availability. For aircraft unable to use La Môle, distances include the relay from Nice or Toulon-Hyères.

The only way to know the exact price of your flight is to request a free and personalized quote.

RouteDurationLight Jet 6-8 paxMidsize Jet 7-9 paxSuper Midsize Jet 8-12 paxHeavy Jet 10-14 pax

An empty leg to SaintTropez,
if the sky lines up.

An empty leg to or from SaintTropez is a repositioning flight already on the schedule: the aircraft needs to reach another base or its next mission. These trips are offered at a reduced fare, often around 30% to 75% off a classic charter, in exchange for less flexibility on dates and routing.

On every enquiry, we systematically scan the sky for these opportunities. The goal: whenever possible, a more competitive quote, on price as well as on the aircraft category available.

Understanding the Price

What Determines the Price of a Flight to Saint-Tropez

In Saint-Tropez, two variables primarily influence the price of a private flight: the chosen aircraft and the time of year.

First, the aircraft. A turboprop or VLJ landing directly at La Môle results in the simplest quote. A light jet under favorable conditions also. As soon as you move to a super-light, midsize, or heavy jet, Nice or Toulon-Hyères take over: the flight to these airports must be included, followed by the final transfer by helicopter or sedan. This relay cost is systematically visible in the quote from the first exchange, not discovered upon arrival.

Second, the season. From June to September, demand is high, and availability quickly diminishes. July-August marks the absolute peak: La Môle’s tarmac is under maximum pressure, and helicopters and chauffeured cars need to be booked in advance. Plan at least two to three weeks ahead during high season.

Les Voiles de Saint-Tropez (late September, early October) creates a short but intense peak: classic sailboats attract a demanding international clientele, and aircraft availability in the region tightens abruptly for eight to ten days.

Finally, the time. La Môle closes at 6 pm local time (CEST in summer). An arrival desired after this time requires a diversion to Nice (H24) or Toulon, with the corresponding relay cost. Anticipating the arrival time avoids this unbudgeted surcharge.

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A sky agent,
at every step.

From the very first contact, by email, WhatsApp or phone, as you prefer, a dedicated agent takes the controls. They scan the entire sky, compare available aircraft and negotiate with operators to secure the best jet at the best price. One voice, one face: the same person watches over your flight, from take-off to landing.

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AIRPORT & PRIVATE SERVICES

La Môle, Toulon or Nice: The 1,071-Meter Rule

Saint-Tropez La Môle Airport (LFTZ/LTT) is 15 km from the port, nestled between the Maures mountains and the Gulf. The single runway, oriented 06/24, offers 1,071 m of takeoff run on runway 06 (AIP France, AIRAC September 2026) and 931 m on runway 24. Instrument approaches are available. Flight information is provided by an AFIS service (frequency 118.130), not a full control tower. The airport is open Monday to Sunday from 08:00 to 16:00 UTC, which is 10:00-18:00 local time in summer (CEST) and 09:00-17:00 in winter (CET).

Beyond this runway, Toulon-Hyères (LFTH), with a 1,990 m runway 50 km from the port, accommodates super-light and medium jets. Nice Côte d’Azur (LFMN), with a 2,960 m runway and open 24 hours, handles large jets, ultra-long-range aircraft, and all flights outside La Môle’s operating hours.

For Aircraft Beyond La Môle's Limits

Toulon-Hyères

TLN / LFTH

50 km from Saint-Tropez port, 60 to 75 min by sedan

1,990m runway, accommodates super-light and midsize jets on the Mediterranean and European arc. Closer alternative than Nice for clients whose aircraft cannot use La Môle. Helicopter available to the gulf in 20 min.

Nice Côte d'Azur

NCE / LFMN

80 km by air, 90 to 110 km by road (90 to 100 min)

2,960m runway, open H24, no weight limit. Solution for heavy jets, ultra-long-range, transatlantic flights, and arrivals or departures outside La Môle's operating hours. Helicopter to Saint-Tropez in 30 min.

Ground welcome

You land. Everything is already in place.

Upon your arrival at La Môle

Arrivals are handled at the edge of the runway, without a commercial terminal or commercial passenger flow. Customs, requested in advance for an international flight, is done on site. Sedan or helicopter are ready upon disembarkation.

The port of Saint-Tropez is 20 to 25 minutes away via the D61, outside of traffic jams. Pampelonne beaches are 30 to 35 minutes away. To board a yacht, a water taxi can be arranged at the docks upon landing.

Technical specifics for SaintTropez
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Which aircraft, and prior authorization

Without restriction, runway 06 accommodates turboprops (Pilatus PC-12, King Air 350 and smaller models) and very light jets (Citation Mustang, Phenom 100). Light jets in the CJ range and the Phenom 300 can use it if weight is reduced, temperature is moderate, and there is a headwind. Beyond these categories, Toulon-Hyères or Nice are necessary. A PPR (Prior Permission Required, authorization requested from the operator) is mandatory for all flights to La Môle.

Outside the window, the flight is diverted

No exceptions outside of emergencies. An early morning arrival, a night departure, or a significant delay will be diverted to Nice Côte d'Azur, which is open 24 hours, or to Toulon-Hyères. If the schedule anticipates a late arrival or an dawn departure, this choice is made at the time of booking.

Customs outside Schengen, to be requested in advance

La Môle is classified as an airport of entry. Customs clearance is done on site, but it must be requested in advance (AIP France GEN 1.2). For a flight from a country outside the Schengen area, meaning outside the European zone where one can travel without border controls, this must be indicated at the time of booking. For complex formalities or a large group, Nice has more extensive customs facilities.

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Real luxury
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Dining on board
Dining on board

The table,
made to measure.

Michelin-starred tables, house champagnes, and local produce: create a bespoke in-flight menu, worthy of France's finest establishments. The refinement of French gastronomy, served at 40,000 feet.

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Season & Events

The Saint-Tropez Gulf Calendar

Saint-Tropez has one of the most pronounced seasonalities in the Mediterranean: almost empty from October to May, saturated from June to September.

Key events that drive private flight demand in the region follow this cycle, with two distinct peaks: continuous summer and major regattas at the end of the season.

June
Season Opening Iconic beach clubs (Club 55, Nikki Beach, Tahiti Plage) open their doors. Yachts begin to moor in the bay. Demand for turboprops and VLJs to La Môle gradually increases. Anticipate helicopter availability from this period.
July 14th
Fireworks over the port Busiest night of the summer in the gulf. Grouped arrivals and departures around July 13-15. La Môle is under maximum pressure during the day; for night arrivals, Nice or Toulon-Hyères take over.
July-August
Season Peak Continuous flow of VIP clients, private parties, electronic music festivals. All availabilities—aircraft, helicopters, sedans—must be booked two to three weeks in advance. La Môle's tarmac is under maximum pressure during its 10 am-6 pm operating window.
Late September, Early October
Les Voiles de Saint-Tropez Classic and series yacht regattas organized by the Société Nautique de Saint-Tropez since 1981. One of the most prestigious nautical events in the Mediterranean, bringing together owners of exceptional yachts, crews, and guests from around the world. Demand for private flights in the region sharply increases for eight to ten days.
October
Season Winding Down Shops and clubs gradually close from mid-October. La Môle's tarmac returns to calm. The peninsula reverts to its Provençal village charm until the following spring.
Jet, Helo & Yacht

The Tropezian Sequence: From Tarmac to Shore

Saint-Tropez is a destination where the ’last mile’ often transforms into the ’last nautical mile’. Many clients landing at La Môle aren’t looking for a hotel: they’re looking for a yacht moored in Cavalaire Bay, a buoy off Pampelonne, or a private dock in the gulf.

The chain is therefore: jet, helicopter (8 to 30 minutes depending on the drop-off airport), then tender or water taxi to the shore. This logistics, organized in advance, is what distinguishes a smooth arrival from an afternoon lost in the peninsula’s August traffic jams.

For clients arriving via Nice or Toulon with a heavier aircraft, the helicopter flight from these airports reaches the gulf in 25 to 35 minutes. We integrate this coordination into every quote that includes a maritime leg, so the client doesn’t have to manage multiple providers in parallel.

Formalities and safety

Formalities, safety and private flight regulations in France

Private jet travelers must check entry requirements, which vary by nationality, origin country, itinerary, and aircraft operation type with relevant authorities. Compliance with French civil aviation rules and border formalities is essential for safety and to avoid penalties. Always consult official sources for up-to-date advice.
Experiences on the ground

Iconic Activities and Tropezian Luxury

Saint-Tropez abounds with activities that reflect its status as a prestigious destination. Legendary beaches like Pampelonne, with its renowned beach clubs, are essential spots for relaxation and celebration.

The port, with its opulent yachts, is a spectacle in itself, inviting leisurely strolls and admiration. Art lovers will appreciate the Musée de l’Annonciade, housing an impressive collection of Post-Impressionist and Fauvist works.

For shopping, luxury boutiques from major international brands stand alongside local artisans. The nightlife is also very vibrant, with exclusive establishments.

For a complete experience, it’s possible to book a yacht for a sea excursion or a helicopter to admire the coast from above, perfectly complementing a private flight.

Traveling by Private Jet to Saint-Tropez

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know to organize a private flight to or from Saint-Tropez and La Môle with Private Jets Connect.

01

How do I book a private jet to or from SaintTropez?

To book a private jet to or from SaintTropez, simply contact Private Jets Connect. Our experts are available 24/7 to help organize your tailored flight. We take into account your preferences, passenger count, preferred aircraft type and schedule to propose the best option — comfort, flexibility and discretion included.

02

Who can book a private flight to or from SaintTropez?

Private Jets Connect is your dedicated partner for private jet bookings to or from SaintTropez. As a specialized air charter broker, we give you access to our network of certified operators, personalized advice and end-to-end trip management from take-off to landing.

03

Which aircraft can land directly at La Môle (LFTZ)?

The main runway on side 06 measures 1,071 m TORA (Take-Off Run Available), confirmed by AIP France (AIRAC September 2026). This covers turboprops (Pilatus PC-12, King Air 350) and VLJs (Citation Mustang, Phenom 100) without restriction. Light jets in the CJ3 or Phenom 300 range can use La Môle under favorable conditions: reduced weight, moderate temperature, headwind. Beyond these categories, the runway is insufficient, and aircraft are directed to Toulon-Hyères (LFTH, 1,990m runway) or Nice (LFMN, 2,960m runway).

04

Is the airport open for early morning or late evening arrivals?

No. La Môle is open Monday to Sunday from 08:00 to 16:00 UTC, which is 10 am-6 pm local time in summer (CEST) and 9 am-5 pm in winter (CET). Any flight outside this window must be diverted to Nice Côte d’Azur (LFMN, H24) or Toulon-Hyères. This should be anticipated at the time of booking, not on the day of the flight. For an early morning departure or a late arrival after a flight from the Gulf or the Americas, Nice is the natural solution.

05

How do I reach a yacht moored in the bay from the airport?

From La Môle, a helicopter reaches Saint-Tropez port or the gulf’s mooring areas in 8 to 15 minutes, depending on the vessel’s position. A water taxi can also be arranged to wait at the quay upon landing. For clients arriving via Nice or Toulon with a heavier aircraft, the helicopter flight to the gulf takes 25 to 35 minutes. We coordinate the jet, helicopter, and tender sequence in advance, within the same quote, to ensure each link is timed to the actual landing time.

06

Les Voiles de Saint-Tropez: when should I book and why?

Les Voiles de Saint-Tropez takes place annually in late September and early October (organized by the Société Nautique de Saint-Tropez since 1981). It is one of the most prestigious nautical events in the Mediterranean: exceptional classic yachts, international series regattas, owners and guests from around the world. Demand for private flights in the region sharply increases for eight to ten days. Anticipate three to four weeks in advance to ensure aircraft and helicopter availability.

07

Is a PPR mandatory to land at La Môle?

Yes. La Môle is a PPR (Prior Permission Required) aerodrome, meaning any operator must obtain prior authorization from the operator before arriving. PPR is a standard procedure for small aerodromes in France: it is obtained by contacting the aerodrome in advance, via the handler or directly. This is part of flight preparation and is managed by our teams for each booking.

08

Are customs available at La Môle for non-Schengen flights?

Yes, La Môle is classified as an airport of entry according to AIP France (GEN 1.2), meaning customs formalities can be completed on-site. However, they must be requested in advance. For flights from a country outside the Schengen area (i.e., outside the European free movement area where border controls are abolished), please notify us when booking. For large groups or complex formalities, Nice Côte d’Azur offers more extensive customs infrastructure.

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Explore Nearby Cities

Build a coherent private travel plan around the country: nearby connections, alternative arrival points and complementary destinations to reach by private jet.

Saint-Tropez’s geographical position makes it an excellent starting point for exploring other gems of the French Riviera and Provence. A few kilometers away, Ramatuelle and Gassin, ranked among the most beautiful villages in France, offer breathtaking panoramas and an authentic atmosphere.

Sainte-Maxime, on the other side of the gulf, is a lively family seaside resort. For those wishing to extend their stay, cities like Aix-en-Provence or Marseille, rich in history and gastronomy, are also accessible.

A private jet charter can easily connect Saint-Tropez to these cities, offering maximum flexibility for a tailor-made itinerary.

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Alexis Parietti
Founder of Private Jets Connect

A passionate aviation enthusiast, I founded Private Jets Connect to bring a rare level of rigour to private flight: structured processes, verification systems and automated aircraft sourcing, to save time and secure the best price. My background in tech let me build a site that brings together the most useful information, fast. Over a hundred requests already handled since 2021.

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