A village born from a dream (and a visionary)
Port Grimaud is unlike any other. It was the vision of architect François Spoerry, who dreamed of a village where you could live with your boat docked at your doorstep.
Built in the 1960s, it blends Provençal charm, smart urban design, and harmony with nature.
Now a listed 20th-century heritage site, it's affectionately called the 'Little Venice of Provence' and admired worldwide.
Living in Port Grimaud means embracing a lifestyle
- Pedestrian and secure neighbourhoods
- Private mooring for boats
- Shops, market, and restaurants nearby
- Walking distance to the beach
- Tranquil life at the rhythm of the canals
→ Here, you get around on foot, by bike or... by boat. You enjoy drinks by the water, head out to sea in minutes, and savour a daily life that's both simple and privileged.
What type of home suits you best?
Port Grimaud homes follow a distinct architectural style, with several popular types:
- Balandrine: 60–69 m², perfect for couples or small families
- Hunière: up to 65 m² with a spacious living room
- Cassine: 70–75 m², often with three upstairs bedrooms
- Fisherman's House: 77–97 m² across three floors, with four bedrooms
- Portale: rare and coveted, with a top-floor terrace
- Borderive: up to 103 m², often with a ground-floor bedroom
Each has its own charm, view, and often a mooring right in front.
→ Need help choosing? Let's talk!