Located in the town of Ramatuelle, this 27-hectare area remains at the origin of the "Tropezian myth". Its beach establishments have seen all the celebrities of Show-Biz come and go for half a century.

Located in the town of Ramatuelle, the Plage de Pampelonne, a 27-hectare area, is at the origin of the "Tropezian myth". Frequented by the jet-set, it has become one of the most famous in the world.

Three establishments have mainly forged this notoriety:

– "Tahiti Plage" installed in 1946 using the bamboo set left by the Studios de La Victorine, after the shooting, in 1935, of the film "Chant des îles" by Georges Manae.

– The "Club 55" (created in 1955), which, from a simple canteen set up for the crew of the legendary film "And God Created Woman" with Brigitte Bardot, has become a renowned restaurant and an unmissable meeting place in Pampelonne.

– "L'Epi Plage", designed by Jean Castel and Albert Debarge, in 1960, as a seaside echo of the Epi-Club in Saint-Germain-des-Près, the establishment was immediately on the front page of the media because of the joyful parties frequented by personalities from the cinema, fashion, music and politics.