Where is Château Volterra?

On Route de Camarat in Ramatuelle, on the Saint-Tropez peninsula, at the Cap Camarat.

Why is it called Château Volterra?

It takes the name of Léon Volterra, a Parisian impresario and theatre owner who bought the estate in 1926.

What wines does Château Volterra make?

Red, rosé and white wines in the Côtes de Provence appellation, including a white from Vermentino.

ProducerCôtes de Provence

Château Volterra

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Cap Camarat estate named after impresario Léon Volterra

About Château Volterra

Château Volterra is a wine estate on Route de Camarat in Ramatuelle, on the Cap Camarat facing the sea. It is named after the Parisian impresario Léon Volterra, who bought it in 1926, and has been run since 1999 by a group of Canadian investors. It makes red, rosé and white Côtes de Provence, and offers tastings and sales on site.

Who Is This For?

For visitors to Ramatuelle interested in an estate with a documented history on the Cap Camarat

Wines of Château Volterra

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Frequently Asked Questions

Where is Château Volterra?: On Route de Camarat in Ramatuelle, on the Saint-Tropez peninsula, at the Cap Camarat.
Why is it called Château Volterra?: It takes the name of Léon Volterra, a Parisian impresario and theatre owner who bought the estate in 1926.
What wines does Château Volterra make?: Red, rosé and white wines in the Côtes de Provence appellation, including a white from Vermentino.