Aerial view of a villa and its pool beneath umbrella pines, yachts at anchor in the Gulf of Saint-Tropez

Private security in Saint-Tropez

Villas in Ramatuelle and across the peninsula, estates on the Cap, yachts in the harbour, summer receptions. Our office is ten minutes away.

Ten minutes.

Our office is ten minutes from the harbour of Saint-Tropez. We know the roads of the peninsula, its summer hours and its winter silence.

What we protect in Saint-Tropez

Within a few kilometres, the Gulf of Saint-Tropez holds very different kinds of property: villas on the hills above Ramatuelle, waterfront estates along the route des Salins and the Cap, village houses, yachts at berth or anchored off Pampelonne. Each has its own entrances, its own vegetation, its own neighbours and habits. We always begin with a visit, by day and then by night, before we write the security plan.

The season changes everything. From June to September the peninsula keeps late hours: receptions, runs to and from the beach clubs, household staff, deliveries, guests arriving by tender. The plan has to screen without weighing on anyone. For the rest of the year the houses are closed, the gardens are large, and alarms go off at three in the morning for a wild boar or for something else. Someone has to go and look.

For an international owner, the question is often simpler: who is on the ground when we are not. We are. Our officers cover the whole peninsula and the gulf: Saint-Tropez, Ramatuelle, La Croix-Valmer, Grimaud, Port-Grimaud, Sainte-Maxime and Cogolin. They know the back roads and the hours at which the route des Plages no longer moves.

Sailing boats at anchor, silhouetted against an orange sky

Our services in Saint-Tropez

  • Villa and residential security

  • Close protection

  • Retail and hotel security

  • Event security

  • Yacht security

  • Private transport

  • Fire safety

The Var coastline at dusk, calm sea and wooded hills

How we work in Saint-Tropez

A villa guarded by MAROS Sécurité is guarded according to an assignment brief written with you: who may enter, which guests are expected, which household staff, what to do with deliveries and what to do if the alarm sounds. The officer takes up post with an opening patrol, checks every door, window and gate, then carries out nine patrols per shift, seven of them at random times. Everything is entered in the logbook.

Each morning you receive the end-of-shift report. It tells you what happened, and most of the time that nothing did. That is the point. Reports can be written in English, and your property manager or family office can be copied in.

In summer we shape our hours around yours: a stronger presence in the evening, an extra officer on reception days, coordination with your crew and your concierge. Because our office is on the gulf, reinforcements or a change of shift are minutes away rather than hours.

Gull above the Mediterranean at sunset

Three situations we see on the peninsula

  • A villa left empty from October to April

    Night patrols at varying times, doors, shutters and outbuildings checked, every alarm attended, storm and garden damage noted. A weekly report, and an immediate call if anything changes.

  • A private wedding for two hundred guests in Ramatuelle

    Invitations checked at the entrance to the estate, valets and shuttles managed, an officer at the gangway for guests arriving by boat, a quiet presence until the last guests have left. Summer dress, no uniform in sight.

  • A family staying two weeks with children

    One officer at the villa by day, a security driver for the beach and the village, night watch after dark. The team steps back during meals and stays within earshot.

Private security in Saint-Tropez: your questions

How much does villa security cost in Saint-Tropez?

The rate depends on the hours, the number of officers, the length of the assignment and the season. Night shifts, Sundays, French public holidays and requests at less than 48 hours' notice carry a surcharge. After a first conversation we send you a detailed quote within 24 hours, with no obligation.

Is your company licensed to operate in France?

Yes. MAROS Sécurité holds CNAPS authorisation AUT-091-2124-02-24-20250968611, and every officer holds a CNAPS professional licence, the individual card required by French law. The company carries professional liability insurance with MAIF.

Do you provide overnight security on the peninsula?

It is the heart of what we do. Our reference shifts run from 21:00 to 07:00. From our office on the gulf we reach Saint-Tropez, Ramatuelle, Grimaud and Sainte-Maxime quickly at any hour.

Can you start tomorrow?

Often, yes, particularly outside the season. In July and August we ask you to let us know as early as you can. Starting at less than 48 hours' notice remains possible and carries an urgency surcharge.

Do you work with concierge services, property managers and rental agencies?

Yes. We regularly work on behalf of concierge companies, prestige estate agents, property managers and family offices, in France and abroad. We coordinate with your teams for arrivals, departures and contractors, and we report in English when that is easier for you.

Can you guard a yacht at berth while we are ashore?

Yes, at berth and at anchor. The officer controls the gangway, keeps the list of authorised persons and liaises with the crew and the harbour master. Off-season yacht security is also available.

Tell us about your property in Saint-Tropez.

A visit on site, a quote within 24 hours, a point of contact ten minutes away.

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