Societe Nautique de Saint-Tropez (SNST) is based in Saint-Tropez, France. It is a Riviera club in Saint-Tropez, where classic yachts, modern racers and harbour theatre all share the same water.
Founded in 1862, it has become known for Les Voiles de Saint-Tropez, Mediterranean regattas and a link between old varnish and modern carbon.
On the water, The local programme benefits from Gulf of Saint-Tropez conditions, coastal courses and fleets that often look as good as they sail.
Ashore, Club facilities and port services support regattas, visiting crews and the busy social side of Saint-Tropez sailing.
For visiting sailors, Visiting yachts should plan well ahead; Saint-Tropez is glamorous, crowded and not known for spare space in peak season.
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