Located on the main axis of Lavandou, this new BARNES agency allows an even more present influence which extends to the municipalities of Toulon, Le Pradet, Carqueiranne, Hyères and the Golden Islands, La Londe-les-Maures, Bormes- les-Mimosas, Rayol-Canadel, Cavalaire-sur-Mer.
Le Lavandou is located on the shores of the Mediterranean and stretches over 12 km of coastline. With nearly 300 days of sunshine per year, its mild climate and lush green setting make it a popular destination.
Divided into five districts: Saint Clair, La Fossette, Aiguebelle, Cavalière and Pramousquier. Each with its own charm and entity. Dream villas have taken place there, overlooking the sea.
Located 25 kilometers from Toulon / Hyères airport and Hyères TGV station, the town is easily accessible.
One of the symbols of the city, its iconic « Castle » facing the sea. It was built in 1881 by an apothecary and herbalist who set sail for the Island of Port-Cros in order to find medicinal plants.
By the sea, Le Lavandou has 12 fine sandy beaches, but also wild coves, facing the Iles du Levant and Port-Cros, accessible by private boats or shuttles. Also called « La Cité des Dauphins », it is a true paradise for divers because of the quality of its water and its seabed, notably awarded by several labels: Blue Flag, Pélagos and Oualimer.
This marine sanctuary can be visited on boat trips, or along the coast on the coastal path.
This magnificent decor has inspired many artists. The “Chemin des Peintres”, located in the Saint-Clair district, allows you to discover the works of neo-impressionist painters who stayed at Le Lavandou: Paul Signac, Maximilien Luce and Edmond Cross for example.
Toulon
Nestled in the heart of one of the most beautiful harbors in the Mediterranean, and benefiting from an exceptional climate, Toulon is the ideal destination for combining cultural discoveries, nature and relaxation.
Between sea and mountains, the city is famous for its sunshine, its naval base and its rugby club.
Less than 4 hours from Paris, this city of contrasts has begun a spectacular renovation of its historic districts, and has developed its cultural offer. The architecture of its upper town is typical of the Second Empire, imagined by Baron Haussmann, once prefect of the Var. There are high bourgeois stone buildings with wrought iron balconies. Not far from the new Chalucet eco-district, we find the Toulon Opera House, reminiscent of the Palais Garnier with its neoclassical facade and its columns, or the Toulon Art Museum.
Design Parade
Its picturesque old town is a mix of lovely squares, ancient fountains, colorful buildings, plane trees and olive trees. Every day, she sees the famous Cours Lafayette market set up, sung by Gilbert Bécaud, with Provençal colors and scents.
A few minutes from the city center, the Mourillon district cultivates the air of a village, and offers 20 hectares of beaches, with restaurants, bars and water sports.
On the land side, the Toulon cable car, inaugurated in 1959, allows you to climb to the top of Mont Faron at an altitude of 544m. Once at the top, you will discover an exceptional panorama of the harbor, the Golden Islands and Cap Canaille.
Pradet
With its coastline, its beaches, its wild coves, its picturesque town center, its wine estates, its marine path and its forest massifs, this small town on the Var coast has kept its village soul and unique authenticity. Le Pradet has hosted famous figures such as Baroness de Goldschmidt-Rothschild, painter, who drew inspiration from Mediterranean landscapes, or writer Christiane Rochefort, screenwriter and director Francis Veber, and Fernandel. Many films have been made there, such as « Young and Pretty » by François Ozon, or « The Ideal Man » by Yann Gozlan with Pierre Niney.
Carqueiranne
Located between Toulon and Hyères, the town of Carqueiranne is a privileged tourist destination. Its heart of a Provencal village, its port in the Salettes district between two hills, its green landscapes and its small beaches invite you to relax.
The microclimate enjoyed by the city favors the production of flowers, in particular the giant tulip, which has become the emblem of the town. The beaches of Pins Penchés, Pradon or Canebas are ideal for swimming as well as for lazing around.
The Fort de la Bayarde located on the Colle Noire hill is a former coastal battery built in 1896. Shows are organized there in summer. Many activities are available: Sailing, paddleboarding, kayaking, sea excursions, scuba diving ...
Hyères and the Golden Islands
Hyères is a city of Art and History. Nicknamed the city of palm trees, it has managed to preserve all its charm of yesteryear with its old medieval town, its prestigious avenues, its sumptuous Belle Epoque hotels, its old houses with colorful facades, or even its ancient ramparts.
Picasso, Salvador Dali, Cocteau… many artists and writers have frequented Hyères. This artistic elite formed the entourage of the Vicomte de Noailles, and was invited to his avant-garde villa, built between 1923 and 1925, according to the precepts of the rationalist movement. Villa Noailles is today the center of four axes, the arts of fashion, design, photography and architecture, which meet randomly in temporary exhibitions or festivals.
Connected to the mainland by two arms of sand of 5 kilometers each, called tombolos, the Giens peninsula offers a succession of wild coasts, coves, beaches and pine forests. It is in this setting that some very beautiful properties have found their place, out of sight and facing the big blue.
Internationally renowned for its long sandy beach and its wind, the bay of Almanarre is a delight for kitesurfers. Facing this superb peninsula, the Golden Islands appear.
Porquerolles, the largest of the three, offers a privileged location bordered by turquoise seas, Aleppo pines and olive trees. In the heart of this island, the Carmignac Foundation, a new contemporary art center, offers temporary exhibitions. Port-Cros is the first Marine National Park in Europe, with a rich flora and fauna.
La Londe-les-Maures
La Londe borders the foothills of the Massif des Maures and faces the Iles d'Or. Between Hyères and Saint-Tropez, this location offers a privileged living environment, with a perfect compromise between land and sea, where many famous vineyards have found the perfect alchemy.
Bormes-les-Mimosas
Classified as one of the most flowery villages in France, Bormes les Mimosas extends its territory inland and by the sea. Along the coast, a path allows you to discover wild and unspoiled landscapes, as well as Fort de Brégançon, the summer residence of the Presidents of the Republic. In winter, during the flowering of the mimosa, the village celebrates to celebrate Grand Corso du Mimosas.
Located in the town, Cap Bénat is a natural place steeped in history. It faces the Golden Islands. This small rocky point captivates with its landscape and architecture, it is a popular holiday and living area, which is why high-end real estate is flourishing there. Between its contemporary houses, its typical southern residences or its former bourgeois residences, Cap Bénat is an area which offers an idyllic and decidedly southern living environment.
Rayol-Canadel
Le Rayol-Canadel is a jewel of the sea. This village is beautifully wooded with cork oak forest and mimosas. It extends to the coastline formed by coves and bays of fine sandy beaches.
It is in this natural cirque of greenery that beautiful Mediterranean properties stand.
The Domaine du Rayol is the witness of a sumptuous past, where wealthy people have built vast residences surrounded by landscaped gardens and planted with exotic plants.
Cavalaire-sur-Mer
Located on the southernmost bay of the Var coast, the town of Cavalaire-sur-Mer offers an exceptional climate. Its 4 km of fine sand beach and crystal clear waters offer us a marvelous picture. By taking the Fenouimmet path, between mimosas and Mediterranean plants, the view of the coast is breathtaking. It is a paradise for sailing enthusiasts, its modern port, with a capacity of 1,230 berths, is protected and easy to access.
