01.12.2014
The most stunning photos of the Gulf of Saint-Tropez floods 2014
In this month of November 2014, rainy periods have been especially intense in the Var
Heavy rainfall has hit Saint Tropez and its neighbouring cities (Sainte-Maxime, Cogolin, Grimaud, Gassin, La Croix-Valmer, Ramatuelle etc…).
Heavy rain accompanied by strong winds have caused significant damage in our department. The swell created by the uncontrollable sea has battered the whole of the coastline, dangerously increasing the sea level above the roads. Faced with this hard-hitting weather episode, the inhabitants of the Gulf of Saint-Tropez got together to offer their help to the most affected people. Some of them have had the courage to take photos of the flooded roads.
Our thoughts go out to the families affected by this bad weather, we are with you on this.
Saint-Tropez – Parking du nouveau port
Saint-Tropez – Parking du nouveau port
Saint-Tropez – Parking du nouveau port
Saint-Tropez – Mer Mediterranée
Saint-Tropez – Le port
Saint-Tropez – Le port, L’Opera
Saint-Tropez – Le port, Tour du Portalet
Saint-Tropez – Le port, Tour du Portalet
Saint-Tropez – Le port
Saint-Tropez – Le port
Saint-Tropez – Le port
Saint-Tropez – Le port
Saint-Tropez – Le port
Saint-Tropez – La Ponche
Saint-Tropez – La Ponche
Saint-Tropez – La Ponche
Saint-Tropez – La Ponche
Saint-Tropez – La Ponche
Saint-Tropez – La Ponche
Saint-Tropez – La Giscle
Ramatuelle – Plage de Pampelonne
Ramatuelle – Plage de Pampelonne
Sainte-Maxime – Bord de mer
Sainte-Maxime – Bord de mer
Sainte-Maxime
Sainte-Maxime – Bord de mer
Route Plan de la Tour
Route Plan de la Tour
Ramatuelle – Plage de Pampelonne
Port-Grimaud – Villaverde
Port-Grimaud
Port-Grimaud
Port-Cogolin
Port-Cogolin
Port-Cogolin
