A campsite ideally located for visiting the Var

The village of "L'Ayguade" is 800m far from the campsite, you will find a market every Wednesday morning with local products, possibility to go walking or by bicycle by the cycle track.

You will also find a bakery, a pharmacy, a post office, restaurants, a supermarket and a tobacco / press.

5 miles long, the beach from L’Almanarre borders the salt lakes connecting the mainland with the tip of Giens. Its white sand and shallow waters are a good place to swim, especially for children. And when the wind rises from the west, windsurfers and kite surfers come here to indulge in their favorite sport.

World famous for its film festival, which every spring attracts famous film stars from all over the world on the shores of the French Riviera, Cannes is a popular resort since the 19th century. As a reminder of that time, several large hotels on the Croisette display their architectural styles from the late 19th and early 20th century such as the Martinez with its Art Deco style. Cannes is also the port of departure to visit the islands of Lérins, just offshore and well worth a visit.

You can walk around the small lakes, where you can see some ducks in the season, and have a lunch break on the wood tables around the lakes, or playing bowls, and simply enjoy the fresh air of the Esterel.

The golden islands or islands of Hyères are 3 islands located off the tip of the peninsula of Giens: Porquerolles, Port-Cros and the Levant. Porquerolles is the most visited and tourist, you will access by boat from the Fondue Tower. On site you will find many restaurants, ice cream parlors and shops. Discover the island by bike (rental possible on site), swim in the crystal clear waters of the famous silver beach or visit the lighthouse Porquerolles, the mill of happiness or Fort St. Agathe. Port-Cros is the wildest, classified National Park since 1963 is a paradise for hiking and diving. You will join it from the port of Hyères in about three quarters of an hour.

The Faron cable car is unique in the south of France. It allows Toulon and many tourists to access the foot of the mountain at the summit at about 584 meters altitude: Mount Faron. With an exceptional view over the harbor of Toulon, you can discover a memorial dedicated to the landing of Provence and the events of the summer of 1944, a zoo called the Fauverie du Faron and various hiking trails and two restaurants including a panoramic.

One of the five most beautiful mineralogical sites in the world. From the life of the miners to the history of the rock, visiting these ancient copper mines is a living lesson, a fascinating adventure for young and old alike. An exceptional site located at the top of Cap Garonne with a panoramic view of the islands of Hyères and the harbor of Toulon, and all around many hiking trails. Tours are guided only and last approximately 1h15 minutes. The reservation is highly recommended.

Carnoules Turtle Village is a unique educational and conservation center for turtle protection. It houses the scientific and conservation activities of the SOPTOM association. Discover with family this village of 2 hectares of nature opening to you to know everything about the tortoise of the Moors and more than 50 species of the whole world. Open every day from 9h to 19h. We recommend a morning visit to make the most of turtles that are more active as well as feeding at 10am except Wednesday.

A protected natural area of 20 ha, property of the Conservatoire du Littoral, at the foot of the Massif des Maures and facing the islands of Hyères. An invitation to travel through the Mediterranean landscapes of the world and landscapes with more arid or subtropical climate (no less than 11 regions of the world represented). Because the best memories are built as a family, the Domaine offers young and old to discover, in a fun way, ecological gardening and the different environments that make up this unique property in the region.

Nestled in the Provençal countryside, in the Maures Mountains, this medieval village, famous for its chestnuts, presents a traditional heritage. Its exceptional location in the heart of rolling hills covered with oak and chestnut trees makes it a starting point for hiking and walks in the Maures Mountains. Discover the Plateau Lambert, the abbey of Destéou or Chartreuse Verne.

A small traditional port famous for its painters and its international jet-set, Saint-Tropez is the world's most famous and certainly the most prestigious fishing village. Beside Saint-Tropez, other cities in the Gulf like Ramatuelle, Port-Grimaud or Cogolin are home to sandy beaches and winding cobbled streets in exceptional settings at the foot of the Maures Mountains.

With a micro-climate and a rich medieval heritage it is well worth taking the time for a walk in the old quarters, the town is also as famous for its mimosa!

Port Cros is the smallest of the three islands of Hyères. The remains of the old forts which can be discovered testify to its defensive role of times gone by. Today, we appreciate the little harbor full of charm with hiking possibilities among natural surroundings. Boat trips are available from the port of Le Lavandou.

This pretty harbor of Bormes-les-Mimosas situated at the end of one of the most beautiful bays of the Var coast. This port which is steeped in modern architecture is bordered by shops and restaurants.

Clinging to the side of a hill, the charming town of Ramatuelle shelters behind its ramparts old buildings covered with pink tiles. Its hilltop location offers a sumptuous panorama of the bay of Pampelonne, its fine sandy beach and its wild coves where it is pleasant to come and isolate yourself. Ramatuelle has a vibrant cultural life with jazz and theatre festivals.

The Salins d'Hyères are divided in two: the old saline and saline Pesquiers which form the center of the double tombolo of the peninsula of Giens. These two wetlands list more than 200 species of birds. The nature area organizes guided tours animated by the Bird Protection League all year round, a visit based at the same time on the discovery of the fauna and the flora but also on the sensitization to the environment. A free visit is also possible on a part of the site with a route to be done on foot or by bike. This track called "Levée de Saint Nico-las" is designed for the discovery of fauna and flora.

The peninsula of Giens is bordered on both sides by long sandy beaches: on one side the family beaches of the Capte, the Shepherd and the Badine, with shallow water, all more char-mantes some that others, from the wildest to the most equipped, a wide choice is offered to you. On the other side, the famous Almanarre beach, famous for its breathtaking sunsets, stretches for more than 5km, it is bordered by the salt road and the Salins des Pesquiers which make all its charm. At the foot of the peninsula of Giens are small beaches and coves that you can discover as the Madrague, the beach of Bouvet or Baume, after the port the large beach of Ayguade and its lively village will be you charm just like the beach of Salins deemed to be sheltered from the wind.

All water sports enthusiasts will tell you, Hyères is one of the best kitesurfing and windsurfing spots in the Var, known for its idyllic weather conditions. Two beaches are specifically adapted to this practice, the beach of La Bergerie and the beach of Almanarre. An ideal playground between a natural reserve, the double tombolo of the peninsula of Giens and the Golden Islands: Porquerolles, the Levant and Port-Cros. To learn or improve many schools of water sports are at your disposal, or just take the time to enjoy this show of colorful sails on the water.

With more than 2400 years of history, the city of Hyères will make you travel through its rich heritage. Located at 200m altitude on the hill of Castéou, the old castle of Hyères vestige of the XIII century dominates the city with a breathtaking view. At the foot of the castle, the historic and medieval center will take you from the time of the Templars with the Sainte-Blaise tower located on Place Massillon to the grand hotels of the nineteenth century frequented by Queen Victoria. The streets and squares of old Hyères now host many shops and restaurants but also concerts in summer. You will discover along the paved streets the ramparts of the medieval city, in total 9 towers and 5 doors that will make you travel in another time ...

Several shipping companies and taxi boats undertake regular connections with the islands from La Tour Fondue in Giens or the port of Hyères. Porquerolles The island of Porquerolles is the largest and most western of the islands of Hyères in the Var department and the Provence-Alpes-Côtes d'Azur region. With an area of 12.54 km2 it forms an arc facing east-west, with cut edges, 7.5 km long and 3 km wide. Its perimeter is about 30 kilometers. The island culminates at the semaphore at 142 m. It owes its conservation status to the fact that it is French State property since 1971 and enjoys the status of "National Park" since 2012. Departure from the Fondue Tower in Giens. Port-Cros Port-Cros is one of the three islands of Hyères, coastal archipelago in the Mediterrenean Sea, off the bay of Hyères. 4.5 km long and 2 km wide, its highest point is at 199 m above sea level, summit of the archipelago. The presence of sources explains its rich vegetation. In the early 1960s, its owner gave it to the State against the promise of making it a national park, a reserve of fauna and flora. The National Park of Port-Cros was created December 14,1963. This national, land and marine, park is the only one of which the State is almost entirely owner. Departure from Saint Pierre port.

A gigantic 700-meter deep gorge carved by water and time in the limestone of the platforms of the Provence. The Gorges du Verdon are one of the main tourist sites in the Var, France and even Europe. This unique and spectacular natural wonder can be discovered from the heights by following the ledge road that offers sublime and breathtaking views. Or follow the bed of the river and canoe down the aquamarine waters of these magnificent Gorges in the Verdon.

Cavalaire sets in the most southern bay of the Var coast and is known for its 3 km long beach stretching at the foot of the Pradels massif. Hikers can choose to ramble on the Cap de Lardier or the Cap de Cavalaire. The town centre beach counts numerous kids’ clubs in the summer, as well as restaurants and private beaches. Pardigon beach is more unspoiled and well appreciated as it is construction-free and set in a preserved environment.

On the Gulf of Saint Tropez, Sainte-Maxime is a popular destination for holidaymakers staying in the Var. The town became a renowned resort in the late 19th century from which the city has retained a unique architecture which is very prominent in its casino building. It is nice to discover the charms of the city by walking along its narrow streets or in the alleys of the covered market.

Come and discover the 25 hectares of vines of castel Malherbe in Bormes les Mimosas, located on the foothills of Cap Bénat, facing the vines and the sea. Vines on two terroirs, Pointe du Diable and Malherbe. The harvesting owners have been cultivating vines for four generations and producing white, red and rosé wines. The wine cellar is open all year round. By reservation, the estate offers guided tours by electrically assisted bicycle or outdoor vehicle. Commented tastings will be offered to you without reservation, during opening hours.

Come and discover the 42 hectares of vines of castle of Brégançon in Bormes les Mimosas. A classified site that has been family run for several generations, the wine estate is an exceptional place between land and sea facing the Golden Islands. The estate has obtained organic labeling. Vineyard tours and oenological discovery workshops are organized.

Estagnol beach in Bormes les Mimosas stretches over 475 meters of white sand. The sea is shallow, wild beach with many umbrella pines which provide shade.
To access it by road, you will pass through the Estagnol park, open only during the summer period, where you can park in the shade. Hiking on the coastal path called the “customs officers’ path” allows you to discover the wild coves.
To eat, and upon reservation, two establishments offering grilled fish and boullabaisse.

Located next to Fort de Brégançon, Fort de Brégançon beach in Bormes les Mimosas is a pebble beach, with a view of Cabasson Bay and the Giens Peninsula.
Fort de Brégançon, official residence of the Presidents of the Republic, is located on a rocky peak 35 meters high, with a view of the Hyères islands.
On the beach, at your disposal, WC, showers, picnic tables and restaurant. Access on foot only from Cabasson beach or if you are by car, parking required at Parc de Cabasson.