Saint-Tropez La Môle: private jet charter

Saint-Tropez La Môle: Introduction

Your next vacation in Saint-Tropez is fast approaching and you’re looking for a private jet rental service? Whether you’re planning a family getaway or a last-minute business trip, AEROAFFAIRES can book your private flight at the best possible rate.

Located in the heart of the Côte d’ Azur, La Môle Saint-Tropez airport has a terminal entirely dedicated to private aviation. It is one of the smallest international airports in the world, but also a vector of notoriety for the Gulf of Saint-Tropez. St Tropez confirms its place in the world of high-end tourism.

The La Môle aerodrome has its own limitations, and a number of external factors such as the size of clouds, heat or wind conditions need to be taken into account when planning your trip, as they may limit your ability to act on site. In particular, we advise you to take off or land in the morning or at the end of the day, rather than in the afternoon. The best times to avoid are between 12pm and 5pm. This is the period when restrictions are most likely to be applied, and it will help you avoid having to divert your plane to Toulon, for example.

AEROAFFAIRES provides you with all the information you need to travel with peace of mind to one of the jet-set’s most popular holiday destinations. All our private jets are certified for Public Transport to guarantee your safety.

Whatever the aircraft you need: light cab aircraft for one to four people, helicopter, commercial aircraft for a group of VIPs. Our experts are at your service 24 hours a day to find the private jet best suited to your needs.

A helicopter transfer to Nice, Toulon, Cannes or Marseille will also save you time.

What’s more, AEROAFFAIRES is committed to protecting the planet. For every private jet rental, we offset 100% of CO2 emissions by supporting the preservation of South America’s primary forests through our SkyCO2 program.

Contact us 24/7 on +33 (0) 1 44 09 91 82 to book your private jet, or by e-mail at charter@aeroaffaires.com. You can also fill in our online quote form, and we’ll get back to you as soon as possible.

Saint-Tropez La Môle: private jet charter

Practical information about Saint-Tropez La Môle Airport

La Môle Saint-Tropez Airport is open 7 days a week, from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM in the winter and from 8:00 AM to 7:00 PM in the summer. Extensions may be requested for takeoffs around 7:30 AM and later arrivals, provided they are before sunset, as night flights are not permitted.

La Môle Saint-Tropez Airport contact information:

Airport code: LFTZ/LTT
Latitude: 43.2053N
Longitude: 6.48155E
Elevation: 18 meters
Runway length: 1,180 meters

Keep in mind that flights are limited by the short runway length (1,071 m available for takeoff and 931 m for landing), allowing turboprops (such as King Air models) and light private jets (such as the Citation Mustang, Phenom 100, or Phenom 300), but limiting access to larger aircraft. Weather conditions also pose a major limitation, as the airport is surrounded by high terrain. If the outside temperature is too high (affecting the asphalt runway) or if wind speeds exceed 30 km/h, for example, aircraft are diverted to Toulon Hyères Airport. Pilots must therefore obtain a special qualification from the Southeast Regional Civil Aviation Authority. With over 4,000 aircraft, the number of commercial flights is further limited to 10,000 per year to prevent noise pollution.

In September 2016, several border crossings were closed, including the one at La Môle. Since the airport no longer has customs status, only flights to or from the Schengen Area were then possible—a decision with significant consequences. Finally, since July 2017, the border crossing has been open only during the high season, and international flights can thus take place from June 15 to September 30. For other times of the year, please use the airports in Toulon Hyères, Cannes Mandelieu, Nice, or Marseille.

The airport features the SkyValet terminal, entirely dedicated to business and private aviation. There you will find all the amenities expected of this type of airport:

Personalized reception;
VIP lounges;
Meeting room (50 people);
Dining options.

History of Saint-Tropez Airport

Opened in 1964, the airport quickly focused on business aviation and was listed in 1983 as a Category D French aerodrome: intended for business, private, and domestic travel. Saved from bankruptcy by the Michel Reybier Group in 2010, the airport specializes in high-end tourism and is therefore regularly modernized. Since 2006, it has increasingly invested in eco-friendly initiatives, using electric carts to transport luggage and featuring an external power generator that supplies aircraft while reducing CO2 emissions and noise pollution.

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Location and Access to Saint-Tropez La Môle Airport

La Môle Saint-Tropez Airport is located in the French commune of La Môle, in the heart of the Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur region, 15 kilometers south of Saint-Tropez.

If you wish, AEROAFFAIRES can arrange for a chauffeur-driven vehicle upon your arrival or departure from the airport. Whether you prefer a Mercedes S-Class, a Viano, or a limousine, we provide the most suitable vehicle for your needs for as long as you require.

Access to the airport by car is as follows:

Coming from Toulon via the RD98: follow signs for “Saint-Tropez” until you reach a roundabout, where you should take the exit for “La Môle.” Please note: both directions indicated lead to Saint-Tropez, but only the left-hand exit leads to the airport.
Coming from Port Grimaud or Saint-Tropez: take the Route du Littoral, then follow signs for “Hyères Toulon,” and finally “La Môle.”

AEROAFFAIRES We also offer the option to book a helicopter to get you there as quickly as possible. Since some jets are not authorized to take off and land at the Saint-Tropez airport, an attractive alternative is to fly to cities such as Nice, Cannes, Marseille, or Monaco in the aircraft of your choice, and then be transferred by helicopter. The helicopter transfer is point-to-point, taking you directly to the city center—an opportunity to discover it from the sky and make the most of your time.

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Private Jets in Saint-Tropez: Recommendations

Made famous by Brigitte Bardot in the 1960s, the Provençal village of Saint-Tropez has gradually become the favorite destination of Parisian high society and the international jet set. Whether you’re staying there on vacation or just stopping by on your way to the Cannes Film Festival, there are certain events you won’t want to miss.

Where to stay in Saint-Tropez?

Once you arrive in the legendary village of Saint-Tropez, we recommend booking a room at the Château de la Messardière, a 5-star hotel. A charming^19th-centurypalace, this hotel—which is also the largest in Saint-Tropez—hosts weddings, receptions, and seminars. La Réserve Ramatuelle may also interest you if you’d like to enjoy their spas and luxury villas.

What to do in Saint-Tropez?

We recommend stopping by La Vague d’Or, a restaurant highly acclaimed for its culinary excellence, having been awarded three Michelin stars. The young and talented chef Arnaud Donckele works wonders there using the region’s endless array of herbs. Club 55, meanwhile, offers high-end Mediterranean cuisine.
AEROAFFAIRES also recommends Les Voiles de Saint-Tropez, a major event held every September to bring together enthusiasts and professionals around nearly 400 sailboats.

In March, the Armen Festival brings together numerous artists to celebrate art, the sea, and snow.

In May, the Bravade de Saint-Tropez celebrates Saint Torpes, a high-ranking official in Nero’s court who, in 68 AD, was beheaded for refusing to renounce Christianity. His body was cast onto a boat that washed ashore near the city. Discovered by a Roman matron, it was hidden by Christians, who made this martyr the patron saint of the town.

Finally, we recommend visiting the Saint-Tropez market, which takes place twice a week, on Tuesday and Saturday mornings, at Place des Lices, in the heart of the village.