Nature Getaway at Domaine Les Ombrages in Vidauban

From the Moulin St Roch, discover this circuit through the Fairy Bridge (vestiges of an arch of an aqueduct). A nice discovery walk on the theme of fauna and flora: from geology to the exploitation of water resources, through the fauna and flora, the many signposts will present to you the main characteristics and interpretation the landscape. Easy hike with some elevation changes. Parking: in the parking lot of the cemetery, then along the Mill you will find the start of the circuit.

Discover the hills bordering the river of Garda and the old road up to the village through the oratory of St Joseph. You will also discover the Fairy Bridge (vestiges of an arch of an aqueduct). Easy hike. Parking in the parking lot of the cemetery, along the Mill and you will see the start of the circuit.

Discover the plains and charming neighborhoods at the south of the village. The splendid view of the village and the surrounding hills adorns this walkway. Easy hike: Depart from in front of the Museum of Popular Arts and Traditions (chemin de l'Enclos) Parking in the underground parking (free from October to March).

Come to the discovery of the Provencal and medieval village of Grimaud! Get lost in the alleys or follow the proposed circuit, which takes about 1 hour. A Provencal village full of flowers and stone houses. Do not miss the most important monuments: the castle dating back to medieval times, the Church of St. Michel and the Penitents Chapel. Grimaud is a village of art and several art galleries; one should make a detour there. Feel free to come and collect the explanatory brochure at the Tourist Office!

Discover the Maures mountain range on a mountain bike and enjoy the sensations. From the Croix d'Anselme car park, enjoy a 1 km descent on the RD 14, surrounded by chestnut trees. At the intersection, turn right towards Col des Fourches Gonfaron. At the arrow post "Vallon de Rascas" take the direction of Valescure and prepare your calves to start the climb for about 10 km until the arrow post "Cros de Mouton". On arrival take the direction of La Garde-Freinet, continue for 1 km and turn right at the intersection towards Capelude. Hilly climb for 700 m on a sandy track until you reach the top of Le Défens. Here, take the time to stop and enjoy the panoramic view of the whole Collobrières forest and the sea. Enjoy the next 8 km of descent on a partly dirt and partly stony track surrounded by typical Mediterranean vegetation. On the way you can stop at the Treps reservoir, where picnic tables are available for a break. You can also admire the Chartreuse de la Verne in the distance. At the end of this descent, you will arrive on the RD 14, which you will have to climb for 400m to join the path on the left on the dirt roadside, which will take you to the ascent of the Chartreuse de la Verne on a trail of about 9.5 km with no difficulties or obstacles. On arrival you can visit the monument and enjoy the view towards the Maures massif. Then, follow the arrow post "Chartreuse 1" located at the entrance of the monument towards Plateau Lambert through the undergrowth. This shaded single is relatively technical with some passages on less important stones. Then take the Ragusse track on your right to enjoy a descent on a stony track for about 7 km. Remember to descend below the trail to admire the cedar forest about 2 km from the arrow post. Be careful, this is a very technical trail with a steep descent and a lot of vegetation for experienced mountain bikers. Tip: leave your mountain bike at the top of the track and walk the trail. At the end of this descent, when you reach a small ford, take the RD to the left for 400m and then to the left on the trail parallel to the departmental road. This single track has some small obstacles to overcome (tree roots), and there are 450 m to go before you return to the start car park.

For an eco-friendly and active holiday in Cavalaire, opt for cycling! Take advantage of the cycle path. As you pedal along, take in the views of the Gulf of Saint-Tropez, and stop off to explore Cavalaire's beaches and landmarks. It's an ideal way to get around, while respecting the environment.

Heading for Saint-Tropez in an eco-friendly way? Then get on your bike! And off you go. Discover the scenery along the way via the Bourrian cycle path.

From the hilltop village, the path leads you to the sea, offering remarkable views of the Gulf of Saint-Tropez. You arrive at the Marines de Gassin and its shops passing near the Bourrian wineyard estate and the Stud / Polo Club. The return path is accessible to hikers, mountain bikers and riders who will appreciate the breathtaking view of the Gulf of Saint-Tropez. This beautiful airy and shaded track offers you a glimpse of the diversity of the Gassin flora (pine forest, vineyard, oaks, broom, laurels). You can enjoy the beach and swimming (supervised in season) before your return. Practical information : In summer, be sure to inform yourself before your departure that the trail is not closed because of the fire risk (information on the Var prefecture website or at the tourist office). You will find a small watch on your route that you can bypass if necessary by taking a path a little further to the right. Also be careful during hunting not to take the trail if it is blocked. Be careful when crossing country roads without a protected passage. The path allows you to join the protected multimodal track to reach Port Grimaud on your left and Saint-Tropez on your right. Course: • from Place Louis Collomp, descend towards the cemetery and go around it on the left (passage in front of the monument to Saint Joseph) by following the sign "Villevieille"; • take the path on the left (50 m) then follow the Villevieille track; • follow this track for 2.5 kilometers (you pass near the Brûlat mill and then the Heraklée villa, former property of Gunther Sachs when it conquered the heart of Brigitte Bardot); • cross the Bourrian road and find a path a few meters on your left which, after a lookout, takes you to Chemin de la Plaine, through the vineyards of the Bourrian domain (1.15 km); • arrived at the RD98a near Interhome, follow the sidewalk on your right (170 m) (Note: the La Foux shopping center is on your left about 300 m). • turn left at the roundabout towards the Marines de Gassin (180 m); • at the second roundabout, go straight past the shops of the Marines de Gassin (Bar-tabac des Marines, Tour de Pizz ', Ciao Belli; on Place Le Pitchoun, Sandrée Coiffure, the May Flower laundromat) ; • you can then continue to the beach (200 meters on the right). You will find the Marines and the port of Cogolin on your left.

The Panoramas of the Gulf of Saint-Tropez and Cavalaire Bay lead you from the village of Gassin to La Croix-Valmer through forest and rural landscapes and beautiful views. This hiking trail takes up part of the GR 51 and offers splendid views of the Gulf of Saint-Tropez, the Bay of Cavalaire, the Pays des Maures, and the villages Gassin and Grimaud.

Les boucles de l'Arlatane offer you a walk in the forest of Provence over 2 miles. Throughout the course you will find botanical panels describing the plant species of the Saint-Tropez peninsula. Les boucles de l'Arlatane offer you a walk in the forest of Provence over 2 miles. Throughout the course you will find botanical panels describing the plant species of the Saint-Tropez peninsula. The Arlatane loops consist of four paths: that of the Sources, which links the village to the source of Arlatane, that of Valat offer you a walk in the forest of Provence over 3.5 km. Throughout the course you will find botanical panels describing the plant species of the Saint-Tropez peninsula. You will also discover the source of the Arlatane and its adjacent washing machine. Hiking Les Boucles de l'Arlatane Difference: 230 m 3.5 km 60 min "Au coeur des Sentiers", available free of charge at the tourist office of Gassin. Map IGN Saint-Tropez Sainte-Maxime Massif des Maures - IGN 3545OT (10€, Leclerc Cogolin)

Dynamise, weld & relax with vibrant experiences (bike, paddle, canoe, kayak, climbing...) we will do it with great care and good humor ! Adapted and adaptable formulas & careful programs who have already seduced many companies. Several leisure bases : at Bandol, Entrecasteaux & St Antonin du Var, designed to accommodate groups. High performance sports equipment, controlled aquipment regularly (sea kayak, canoe, Moutain bike, E-Bike, minibus, climbing equipment...) Moving to your chosen location thanks to a very mobile logistics. An experienced team & a network of recognized stakeholders (Oenologist, tour guide's, graduate sports monitor, painters, artists...) Serious references for groups : Bouygues, SFR, EDF, Firemen from Marseille, SNCF, La Poste, Vinci, Crédit Foncier (bank)...

La Tour de Pizz', located in Les Marines de Gassin, offers quality pizzas prepared in a wood-burning oven every lunch and evening of the week with the possibility of eating inside in a vintage style;

Located in the prestigious golden triangle of Saint-Tropez, Domaine de Bourrian is a family-run winery with a 150-year history. Respecting organic methods, the estate offers a varied range of wines: rosé, sparkling, white and red. Spanning 64 hectares, the vineyard demonstrates the perfect fusion of tradition and modernity, offering true pleasure to wine lovers. In 2014, Domaine du Bourrian was acquired by a new family who embarked on a complete transformation of the estate, from replanting the vineyards to restoring the grounds. Their vision was to transform their passion for wine and Provence into a place where others could share the beauty and tradition of the region, while preserving its authentic Provencal character. Today, Domaine du Bourrian is one of the region's newest projects, offering a range of public and private experiences. The estate includes a large barrel room, a tasting room and terrace, a garden with vegetable patch, a pool area and a house available for private rental - each inviting you to experience the spirit of Provence.

Situated in the region of Fréjus, discover the lagoon area of the Lakes of Villepey, nicknamed “la petite Camargue du Var”! SITUATED IN THE FRÉJUS REGION, DISCOVER THE LAGOON AREA OF THE LAKES OF VILLEPEY, NICKNAMED “LA PETITE CAMARGUE DU VAR”! Your guide will take you on an ornithological and botanical discovery of the area. Nearly 260 hectares in size, the area boasts a wide range of wildlife including more than 220 species of bird. You will also be able to see land animals such as turtles and beavers. All the species live in diverse vegetation which creates a wild and exotic environment. Along with commentary from your guide, enjoy a trip to the heart of nature. Relaxation and escape guaranteed!

Discover the secrets of the Saint Aygulf district! Accompanied by your guide admire the landscapes and houses that make this district so full of character. DISCOVER THE SECRETS OF THE SAINT AYGULF RESORT! ACCOMPANIED BY YOUR GUIDE ADMIRE THE LANDSCAPES AND HOUSES THAT MAKE THIS DISTRICT SO FULL OF CHARACTER. Built at the end of the 19th century, the seaside resort of Saint-Aygulf has kept it’s charm since the “Golden age”, marked by its social, economic, technological and political progress in Europe. For two hours walk around and listen to the commentary from your guide. Walk along the ‘sentier des douaniers’ on the coast, a historical symbol which served as a form of coastline surveillance to stop smugglers. Then stroll along the villas, explore the botanical gardens and listen to your guide as they tell you all about the secrets of the Côte d’Azur and the area’s history with help from work by Maupassant and Carolus Duran.

Make the most of this night time tour and admire the unmissable sites of Fréjus all lit up! MAKE THE MOST OF THIS NIGHT TIME TOUR AND ADMIRE THE UNMISSABLE SITES OF FRÉJUS ALL LIT UP! Accompanied by your guide, set out to discover the historic heritage of the town and admire its rich culture in the light of the street lamps. Stroll around the charming small streets of the historic centre and be amazed by the charming night time atmosphere. With the commentary from your guide, discover the history and stories of Fréjus in an unique atmosphere. Choose this guided tour and see Fréjus as you’ve never seen it before!

Follow your guide and learn more about one of the biggest French civil disasters of the 20th century! FOLLOW YOUR GUIDE AND LEARN MORE ABOUT ONE OF THE BIGGEST FRENCH CIVIL DISASTERS OF THE 20TH CENTURY! In the Reyran Valley, discover the tragic story of the Malpasset Dam. Built in 1954, the dam broke under water pressure in 1959 after heavy rain in the area. Its breakage caused the release of around fifty million square metres cubed of water and killed 423 people.  Today the remains of the dam that were witness to the violent event are still visible. Accompanied by your guide, discover the story of this dramatic event and the consequences it had on the Reyran Valley area in Esterel.

Discover Fréjus from a new angle! Ready with your camera or smartphone follow your guide to the heart of Fréjus and make new discoveries! DISCOVER FRÉJUS FROM A NEW ANGLE! READY WITH YOUR CAMERA OR SMARTPHONE, FOLLOW YOUR GUIDE TO THE HEART OF FRÉJUS AND MAKE NEW DISCOVERIES! Stroll along the small streets in the historic centre of the town and discover the ideal spots for some great photos! Your guide will take you to some potential sites so you can try your hand at some photography. This photo rally will test your skills of observation and reflexion! You will also discover “Land Art”, a modern art movement which uses nature’s setting and materials to create authentic works of art! Capture these creations forever and see Fréjus through the eyes of an artist! 

Discover the town of Fréjus’s origins during this guided tour where you will learn all about the city’s Roman history! Originally named Forum Iulii by Julius Caesar, Fréjus is teaming with remains from its rich past!    DISCOVER THE TOWN OF FRÉJUS’S ORIGINS DURING THIS GUIDED TOUR WHERE YOU WILL LEARN ALL ABOUT THE CITY’S ROMAN HISTORY! Originally named Forum Iulii by Julius Caesar, Fréjus is teaming with remains from its rich past!    The Roman colony under Emperor Augustus developed due to its important port and the creation of several monumental buildings. Today it is one of the towns in France with the most Roman monuments. For two hours, follow your guide who will tell you all about this time in the history of Fréjus and the sites belonging to it: * The theatre  * The fortifications * La Porte de Rome  * The aqueduct * The Porte des Gaules  * The Amphitheatre * The Roman port   “Veni, vidi, vici”! Travel back into the past to the time of the Roman Empire!

Discover the historic heritage of Fréjus with this guided tour of the town! For two hours, visit the main sites and listen to the commentary and stories from your guide. DISCOVER THE HISTORIC HERITAGE OF FRÉJUS WITH THIS GUIDED TOUR OF THE TOWN! An important port during the time of the Roman Empire and an episcopal see since late antiquity, Fréjus is now an economic, culural and tourist centre of Var de l’Est and is the site with the biggest concentration of ancient French ruins after Arles. Your guide will tell you about the town’s 2000 year old history and take you to look at the iconic historical monuments: * The Cathedral of Saint-Léonce * The Chapelle Saint-François de Paule * The Amphitheatre * The Porte des Gaules  Choose this cultural tour and discover Fréjus through the centuries!

Construction of the sixteenth century an ingenious gravity system which allowed the collection of water 3 km into the hillside, the Bridge of the Fairies by its very name can illustrate the "magic" of the process.

This mill, formerly called "Moulin de la Gardiole" is known since the seventeenth century. It seems to have worked sporadically. In the nineteenth century it belonged to the Aumeran family, then in 1886 the parish priest of Grimaud: Giraud Zechariah. It now belongs to the municipality. In the 1990s, the cross located on the tower was moved, the wings, the roof and the whole mechanism were recreated to revive this monument.

Founded in the fifteenth century, in the seventeenth century it is called "Our Lady of Coulet" (from the old Provençal: hill). The White Penitents officiated there. This brotherhood was assisting the needy in the village. During the revolutionary period, the chapel housed the first municipal councils in 1790.

This large medieval ruin is a listed monument. The foundation of the castle seems to go back to the beginning of the eleventh century since 1058, the site is mentioned in a deed of gift to the abbey of St. Victor of Marseille. Construction of buildings that have survived seem to stagger between the thirteenth and seventeenth century by which time it was dismantled on royal order. During the Revolution the City Council demolished what was left.

Chapel St Roch (eighteenth century): Saint Roch is mentioned as protection from contagious diseases including the plague. Inside, are the paintings of the saint's life from 1937 and medieval altar stone basalt.

Founded in 1982 by two grimaudois; Decuers André and Guy Giraud, the museum has been enriched over the years with donations of objects from the local population that cares about its heritage. Today extended by the municipality, this patient work of recovery and conservation allows you to discover its rich past and this old Provençal life.

The first mention of the parish church of Grimaud appeared in 1069 in a charter of the cartulary of the abbey of Saint Victor Marseille: Pons, son of Viscount William, exchanged with the monks of Saint-Victor half the lordship of Grimaud located in the castle against Freinet Vidauban. However, the location and architecture of the early church remain undetermined. The church as it is offered to us today dates from the second age Provencal Romanesque (late twelfth - early thirteenth century). The shell granite and limestone elements (cornices, arches and arched door) are paired with care. Its construction required a significant mobilization of men and beasts for transport of materials, substantial financial resources and a large technical expertise. This makes it a remarkable building for the time, there is no equivalent in the Freinet, a relatively poor country where cultural premises were modest construction. Inside, the decor (nineteenth century) represents St. Michael slaying a dragon surrounded by St. Peter and St. Bartholomew (rather than St. Paul whose worship is rare in Provence). Previously, the walls were covered with ocher-colored plaster and perhaps completely decorated with a painted decoration as we can still see some remains.

Grimaud, a village with many faces for an unforgettable holiday. Go from the port to the fort, from the land to the sea, all sprinkled with memorable activities and experiences.

The Verne monastery is a historic religious monument located in the heart of the Maures national forest. Built on the site of a former abandoned priory that already bore the name Notre Dame de la Verne, the Charterhouse was founded in 1170 on the initiative of Pierre Isnard, Bishop of Toulon, and Frédol d'Anduse, Bishop of Fréjus. Successive fires in the 13th, 14th and 16th centuries ravaged it and destroyed all the buildings. It was rebuilt each time. The last reconstruction took a long time and was barely completed when the Revolution broke out, leading to the sequestration of all the property. In 1792, after the last Carthusian monks had fled, the land, buildings and all the furnishings (religious objects, paintings, library, etc.) were sold as "national property". On 18 January 1921, the Charterhouse was classified as a Historic Monument, and on 1 March 1961, the Ministry of Agriculture became the owner. Since 1983, the Charterhouse has been home to the monastic family of the Bethlehem Sisters, the Sisters of the Assumption of the Virgin and the Sisters of St Bruno. Access to the building was originally via a monumental serpentine door to the south, and is now to the left of this door. THE HISTORY OF THE MONASTERY At the time of the Carthusian monks, the dividing line of the dioceses passed through the middle of the church and the cloister, i.e. in a North-South direction. Some believe that the Romanesque church was built over a pagan temple dedicated to the goddess Laverna, protector of thieves who found safe haven in the thick forest of the Maures mountains. This word was used to designate the descendants of the Saracens of Fraxinet (La Garde Freinet). Finally, vernium is also used to refer to the Alder tree. Alder trees are common on the banks of the river running through the bottom of the valley. The first Romanesque church was consecrated on 3 October 1174. It was destroyed by fire and rebuilt. Thanks to numerous donations and purchases, the Chartreuse de la Verne soon became the owner of more than three thousand hectares of land (forests, pastures, arable land and salt pans). The Charterhouse was burnt down in 1214, 1271 and 1318. The fire destroyed all the buildings except the Romanesque church, but each time the building rose from the ashes. In addition, the convent came under attack from numerous looters, sometimes from neighbouring lords, but also from the Saracens and, in 1577, during the Wars of Religion. It was probably as a result of this last invasion that the vault of the Romanesque church collapsed. Others claim that the collapse took place between 1707 and 1715 following attacks by the Duke of Savoy's army against Louis XIV's troops during the siege of Toulon. In the search report for the Charterhouse drawn up by the Collobrières municipal officers on 7 June 1790, it is stated that "the old church having been destroyed more than 200 years ago, services are held in a large, well-maintained chapel with a beautiful marble altar and a sanctuary paved with blue and white marble". Whether it was a question of rebuilding or continuing the building programme, the Carthusian monks were hardly "idle": the dates 1736 on the door leading to the lodgings located to the west of the entrance vault, 1772 on the pediment of the vault leading to the church and cloister, and 1789 on the "East" pediment of the (West) vault leading to the gardens, bear witness to this. But in 1790, the Revolution led to the sequestration of all the Chartreuse's assets, and then in 1792, after the last Carthusian monks were forced to flee, the buildings and grounds were sold as national property. The last prior, Dom Raphaël Paris, was able to take refuge in Bologna, Italy. On leaving the Carthusian monastery, the Carthusian monks were able to reach the beach at Saint Clair near Le Lavandou and from there take a fishing boat to Nice, where the Bishop of Nice made a wing of his bishopric available to them. The religious history of the Chartreuse de la Verne, dedicated to the Virgin "Notre Dame de Clémence", had lasted just over six centuries. This was to be the beginning of a long period during which nature would take over the site and cause extensive damage to the buildings, sometimes with the help of unscrupulous walkers. By decree of 18 January 1921, the Carthusian monastery was classified as a historic monument as "remains in the forest", with the exception of the farm buildings and the main courtyard they surround. On 1 March 1961, the Eaux et Forêts (Water and Forestry Department) became the owner on behalf of the estates and installed a caretaker. At that point, nothing seemed capable of saving the chartreuse from certain disappearance, when in 1968, under the impetus of Mrs Annette Englebert and her friend, Annick Lemoine, an association called "Les amis de la Verne" was formed and decided to set about renovating the site. Between 1969 and 1982, this dynamic team, with limited resources but a great deal of energy and desire, carried out major works that gradually brought the Charterhouse out of the oblivion of history. In 1982, La Verne returned to its original vocation, welcoming monks and, from 1986, nuns from the monastic family of Bethlehem, the Assumption of the Virgin and Saint Bruno. Much more extensive renovation work then began on all the buildings, which saw the rebirth of the Romanesque church and the large cloister. This work was made possible by the combined efforts of the monastic family, historic monuments, the département, the commune of Collobrières, the "Friends of La Verne" association and the many visitors who now came to La Verne, some of whom became true patrons of the monastery. The monastery is built on a rocky promontory. The construction of these high ramparts was necessary to establish the buildings and limit intrusions from the outside. The monumental doorway is made of serpentine stone, a volcanic marble from the Maures massif. In the 17th century, the entire monastery was decorated with this stone, extracted from a quarry in La Môle, a village near Cogolin. During the Chestnut Festival, held on the last three Sundays in October, access to the Chartreuse de la Verne is only possible via the D39 (route de Gonfaron) or the D14 from Grimaud (it is not possible to drive through the village of Collobrières). From 21 June to 20 September, the D214 road leading to the Chartreuse is subject to the rules governing access to the Var's forestry massifs in order to comply with the fire risk prevention plan. Before any visit, please contact the Collobrières tourist office on 04 94 48 08 00 or visit the Var prefecture website www.var.gouv.fr.

The site of the chapel is frequented since at least the sixth century BC. It was at the end of the eleventh century the monks of the abbey of St. Victor of Marseille founded a small Romanesque chapel dedicated to Questa Sancte Marie. In 1793, the chapel was seized and sold by the revolutionaries. The Grimaudois bought it and return it to the town who still owns it to this day. Every August 16th, one can see the pilgrimage to the chapel. The statue of Our Lady of the Quest is in the Saint-Michel church in the village. Inside the chapel is: the Assumption altarpiece of the Virgin and the Annunciation dated 1677, three busts reliquaries including that of Saint Lambert, tables of St. Jacques de Compostela and St. Lambert Eloi and the Donation of the Holy Rosary. In 2002, restoration of the facades and roof are made and new windows are created by Ms. Coline Fabre, master glassmaker, a member of an old family grimaudoise. The park is home to the chapel of beautiful trees of at least 200 years and a source associated with the cult of St. Lambert, whose water cures skin diseases and eye.

Port Grimaud, one of the most famous lakeside towns in the world, and all this after only fifty years of existence. A colourful port, nicknamed ‘Little Venice of Provence’ and awarded the ‘Heritage of the 20th Century’ label, that never ceases to amaze. Port Grimaud came to life on the Côte d'Azur, and its canals will no doubt remind you of the City of the Doges... But it's a project designed to take root in Provence that the architect, François Spoerry, has led.

A charming Mediterranean port of call, the Marines de Cogolin marina is ideally located just a stone's throw from Saint-Tropez and the Gulf's major hotspots. It's a strategic place to stay and explore the beauty of the French Riviera. For yachtsmen, the teams are dedicated to providing a quality service, covering every aspect from welcome to mooring, from security to harbour maintenance. Sensitive to the need to preserve our region's underwater treasures, the port is certified as a ‘clean port’ and ‘blue flag’, limiting the impact of its activities on the environment. Come and discover the treasures of the Côte d'Azur in this haven of peace for yachtsmen and biodiversity.

La Tour de Pizz', located in Les Marines de Gassin, offers quality pizzas prepared in a wood-burning oven every lunch and evening of the week with the possibility of eating inside in a vintage style;

Les Sirènes, a restaurant in the bay of Cavalière in the Lavandou district, offers panoramic views of Le Levant and Port-Cros islands.

We will receive you individually during theme days, the dates and menus of which you will find on our website, or we will personalize all your events: weddings, birthdays, family meals, associations, CE,… from 10 to 130 people. At the Château de Cancerilles, Stéphanie and Yann Lefèvre offer Provençal cuisine, refined and creative for gourmets and fine gourmets in an enchanting setting surrounded by vineyards and olive trees, in the room with thousand-year-old vaults or under the stone covered terrace .

Specializing in fast food, our Grand Prix Burger La Tarte Tropézienne restaurant offers lunch formulas to eat in or take away. You can enjoy burgers, nuggets, salads, fries and pastries on a set menu or à la carte. Kids' menus are also available. Located on the 2nd floor of the Grand Prix Hall, you'll have an uninterrupted view of the Circuit Paul Ricard and customers can watch the races taking place on the track (provided the races are not held behind closed doors).

Located in the Sainte Baume, near the grotto of Saint Mary Magdalene, Hostellerie de la Sainte Baume offers traditional, family-style cuisine. Single menu on reservation. Weekly menus and reservations on the website.

Facing the golf course, behind the large bay windows or on the terrace in fine weather, discover refined, gourmet cuisine. The San Felice restaurant offers gourmet dining in an enchanting setting overlooking nature. Our team will be delighted to surprise you with a speciality of grilled dishes! Discover a fine menu of exceptional meats, locally caught lobster and fish, and always gourmet dishes with Provencal flavours.

Enjoy the real French burger!

Bar-restaurant taken over by a young, dynamic and friendly Beaussetan.

Flat renovated in 2020 with a superb sea view. Just 300 metres from the shops and 600 metres from the beach.

Nice room in a green garden

Municipal service area / camping cars Near parking lot and swimming pool Open all year round

Charming guest house in Provence Verte, ideal for a romantic weekend away. You can enjoy your meals on the terrace under the pine trees, in the heart of a 2-hectare park.

Charming hotel in a former oil mill nestled in a large wooded park 10 minutes from the village.

Family hotel with outdoor pool and large terrace, at the foot of the village. This establishment has been awarded the "Accueil vélo" label and welcomes cycling tourists.

Municipal service area for camping cars 2 pitches, quiet, close to shops Bottom of the village Near tennis courts and swimming pool

Located in a beautiful property, Chantal and Daniel offer you 4 houses in the south: the red cicada : 2 to 4 pers- the cicada blue and the yellow: 2 to 6 pers and welcome you with pleasure in their little Provence, located in the Pays de Fayence

Gîte La Cigale Jaune in the heart of Provence, ideally located between sea and mountains, near Cannes, Nice and Saint-Tropez, in the Pays de Fayence. Sleeps 4 people.

Refuge of the C.A.F (French club promoting mountain sports) - this cottage is located on one of the most open viewpoints on the Verdon Gorges. This is a unique accommodation on the Route des Crêtes with a typical Provençal charm. An exceptional location on the Grand Canyon, starting from the famous Blanc-Martel and Imbut trails, a stage of the GR4, at the core of the Verdon Regional Nature Park, for your hiking, climbing, mountain biking and white water trips. Jean Faure, the new guard will welcome you as of March 26, 2016