Nestling in a beautiful bay, Toulon is a city full of charm which can be especially admired from the heights of Mount Faron overlooking the harbor and capital of the Var and reachable by cable car. For centuries the city has been related to the navy, it is marked by the presence of the marine and his Arsenal. To delve into this glorious past, it is worth visiting the Maritime Museum.

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.

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.

Make the most of your camping holiday by visiting the historical town of Manosque. This pretty provencal old town is full of rich historical heritage and has two large churches classified as « historical monuments » that are worth a visit.

Food lovers will enjoy a vast variety of local produce here such as olive oil (Moulin de l’Olivette), saffron, honey, lavender, biscuits, almond paste, etc… which are all showcased by local producers every Saturday and Wednesday morning at the « marché aux 7 places ».

Moreover, only 4 kilometers from Manosque, can be found the factory of the well known cosmetic care brand « L’Occitane en Provence ».

Factory visits and the museum shop are open for visitors all year round.

The beaches of Martigues offer all kinds of water activities: Stand-up Paddle, flyboard, fishing, surfing, sailing, canoeing, towed buoy, jet-ski, scuba diving, pedal boat, windsurfing or rental of nautical equipment throughout the year.

From June to August, Snorkeling with surface guided tours by a guide employed at the Côte Bleue Marine Park from Martigues and Carry-le-Rouet also offers summer water activities in the periods from June to September: Rental single or two-seater kayak, giant paddle rental, towed buoy tower, wakeboard or jet-ski.

Wine estates, and beers made in an ecological way in a renovated old sheepfold, within the 600 hectares of the Domaine de Sulauze where vines, hay, olive trees, bulls and cereals mingle.
Guided tours on request, and free tasting.

Spread over 18 hectares, Borély Park is the most frequented green space site in Marseille. It houses an 18th century bastide, enhanced by a "French" garden and a 19th century landscaped park. Its paths are very popular with joggers and walkers who enjoy strolling between the rose garden beds or discovering rare species in the botanical garden. The body of water, its jetty, its refreshment bar and its restaurant complete the many attractions of the site. Borély is also a paradise for children with two playgrounds and many spaces.

Between Marseille and La Ciotat, this grandiose site with a fragile balance is made up of 5,000 hectares of majestic landscapes and 20 km of coastline at the gates of the second largest city in France.

The Calanques National Park, which extends over the municipalities of Marseille, Cassis and La Ciotat, is the first park in Europe to be both terrestrial, marine and peri-urban. These limestone cliffs plunging into the Mediterranean are the guardians of biodiversity and promise beautiful hikes and excursions, diving in the underwater wealth and some 3400 climbing routes. We can mention the creeks of Sormiou, En Vau, Sugiton, Port pin, Devenson, …

You can discover the site thanks to excursions by boat, kayak, paddle and even diving.