NATURAL SITES
Sillans-la-Cascade
This small village in the Var boasts one of the most beautiful waterfalls in France and the highest waterfall in the Var. A 44-metre waterfall surrounded by greenery, with its turquoise-blue lagoon and almost constant sunshine, makes for an idyllic landscape that makes you want to dive right in! Enjoy a leisurely stroll and finish off with a well-earned swim in the river.
The Gorges du Verdon
The Verdon Regional Nature Park, with its architectural heritage packed with natural treasures, will appeal to lovers of nature and exceptional landscapes. Located between Castellane and Moustiers-Sainte-MarieThis popular destination is also a wonderful playground for sporting activities in Europe's largest canyon: water sports, climbing, mountain biking, paragliding... the choice is yours. Along the pure, tranquil waters of Lac de Sainte Croix, or perched high on the hills bordering the lake, you can take in the breathtaking views from the medieval villages of Bauduen, Aiguines and Les Salles-sur-Verdon.
Cotignac
A must-see in the region for nature-seeking adventurers: the 400m-long, 80m-high tufa rock overlooking the magnificent village of Cotignac. Here you'll find caves and troglodyte dwellings, culminating in the Gouffre waterfall below the village, just a 15-minute walk along the river. A splendid little spot, cut off from the world, that will delight young and old alike. Before setting off, be sure to visit the Notre-Dame de Grâces sanctuary, which has been welcoming pilgrims - particularly families - for 500 years, to recharge their batteries with the Holy Family.
Villecroze
To begin with, let yourself be drawn into the maze of narrow streets of the old village of Villecroze, listed as a "Village de Caractère du Var". You'll appreciate the natural coolness of the caves and waterfall all the more afterwards. And last but not least, take advantage of the magnificent park planted with Mediterranean species, set deep in the tufa cliffs.
Porquerolles, Port-Cros and Le Levant
The jewels of the Mediterranean, they offer visitors a little corner of paradise. Each with its own character, they are sure to enchant you. Family walks, long sandy beaches, wild hikes, small coves... Porquerolles, Port-Cros and Le Levant offer exceptional landscapes.
Les Maures, l'Estérel and la Sainte-Baume
The Massif des Maures with its dark green forests of cork oak and chestnut, the Massif de l'Estérel with its red rocks plunging into the sea, the Massif de la Sainte-Baume, a barrier of white limestone sheltering a sacred grotto and a relic forest... Awe-inspiring landscapes to discover.
Cap Lardier, Cap Taillat, Cap Camarat
The 3 Capes have been protected areas for several decades. Lardier, Taillat and Camarat are the guardians of the Saint-Tropez peninsula. Overlooking the Bay of Pampelonne, Cap Camarat and its lighthouse stand watch over the legendary and magnificent Pampelonne beach. From the lighthouse, you can enjoy an exceptional panorama, with magnificent landscapes bursting with colour.
