The ferry trip to St. Tropez was great! As a person who doesn’t typically get seasick, I thought the ride was incredibly smooth (however, for those who are sensitive, I cannot speak on how this may or may not impact you). The ferry ride was 1h15m, as I clocked it with a timer. The crew was nice and sold refreshments onboard (which was great because I was in desperate need of water). The only downside is the amount of time you are provided in St. Tropez. If you are looking to spend more than 3-4 hours, then this isn’t the trip for you. I wanted to attend a beach club that was about 20 mins away with traffic but decided not to due to time restraints. Overall good value!

The boat trip itself and the staff on the return boat were superb and friendly. Very nice guide during the journey (approx. 1h15min) at passages of famous landmarks, historical sites and celebrities' summer homes etc. Unfortunately, relatively unstructured and old-fashioned at the "ticket window" before departure (a common queue for us who would only redeem our prepaid digital tickets and those who spontaneously wanted to buy a ticket - this was not smooth at all). Overall, we were happy with the day trip and the 5 hours in St Tropez to explore freely were just right to have time to walk on some shopping streets, find a quiet beach for lunch, swimming and sunbathing and turn past the luxury harbor where sickly expensive yachts were moored.

We had a great trip from Cannes to Saint Tropez. Unfortunately there was an incredibly bad storm and the trip back was very unpleasant. Most (at least half) of the passengers were vomiting for most of the 1.5 hour trip back. We were okay but it was upsetting to be contained inside the boat with so many very sick people. An ambulance had to meet us at the dock for one gentleman. All that being said, the crew was incredibly kind and attentive to all the passengers. We actually gave them a very big tip because we watched them aggressively take care of probably 50 sick passengers with the highest degree of patience and kindness. My advice - check the weather before you book and consider getting a car if it is bad.