From Bandol to Cavalaire, landscapes with multiple reliefs between the sea and the mountain, marked trails that run along beaches, creeks, wild coves, pine forests and undergrowth ... always with a sublime slide show on the sea and the rocks of the shore caressed by the waves.
Renowned seaside resorts:
Saint-Cyr / Les Lecques
Bandol
Sanary-sur-Mer
Hyères : Located between Toulon and Le Lavandou, Hyères is the southernmost town in Provence. Charm, climate and exceptional landscapes make it a privileged site. The marina with its harbor sheltered by the islands is a first-rate nautical center.
The city and its peninsula offer forty kilometers of unspoiled coastline, made up of fine sandy beaches and wild rocky coves.
The Golden Islands : Treasure of the Var coast, the three Golden Islands, off the bay of Hyères, are the joys of this part of the coast. Loaded with history and vestiges of a rich past, they are also very pleasant places for excursions all year round.
Le Lavandou : Twelve kilometers of coastline where beaches and coves mingle with the azure, amethyst and turquoise colors of the sea. Twelve magnificent fine sandy beaches.
Le Rayol Canadel : Located at the far west of the coast of the Massif des Maures, the Rayol Canadel is not a village but a real garden, made up of four hundred species imported from all over the world and which represents 80% of the area. from the community. Facing the sea, the Rayol Canadel is built on terraces with multiple staircases from which one can see magnificent Mediterranean-style properties. It has surprises in store for visitors that no one could imagine.
Cavalaire sur Mer : is located between Saint-Tropez and Le Lavandou, at the end of the bay of the same name and at the foot of the first slopes of the Massif des Maures.
The bay of Cavalaire is surrounded by two capes, Cap Cavalaire to the west and Cap Lardier to the east.
Known as a seaside resort, there are two types of beaches: that of the bay, a long sandy beach of three kilometers long and the coves west of Cap Cavalaire, such as Bonporteur, or La Nasque, in the hamlet of Date palm.
The Var coast : with its Mediterranean climate and exceptional annual sunshine (around 3,000 hours) partly explains the sweetness of its art of living…
