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Tourism in the Var : Discover the most beautiful towns just a stone's throw from Campsite Le Pansard in La-Londe-les-Maures
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Tourism in the Var Visits & Places not to be missed

Discover the wonders of the Côte d'Azur from our campsite at La-Londe-les-Maures in the Var, your haven of peace nestling between pine forests and the Mediterranean seaside. Our idyllic campsite is the ideal base from which to explore the hidden treasures of the Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur region, where nature offers itself in all its splendour and authenticity.
 

Escape to the Var coast: Sights near the campsite


Just beyond the confines of your mobile home or pitch lies the magnificent Var coastline, a veritable call to adventure and discovery. The PACA region, a veritable Eden on earth, offers paths leading to unsuspected wonders, coves full of stories and breathtaking views. In the heart of this natural beauty, our campsite is at the epicentre of a myriad of adventures. From the gentle golden beaches of the Mediterranean Sea to the steep paths plunging down to the crystal-clear waters of the Côte d'Azur, the hidden wonders of the Var are just waiting to be discovered.

The Var bewitches tourists with its clear turquoise waters, exceptional sunshine and natural paradise. There's plenty to do for all the family: sports and water activities (hiking, canoeing, sailing, diving...) for the more active, or lazing around with your feet in the water to relax. Young and old alike will marvel at the walks along the coastline, which offers fine sandy beaches, rocky capes and intimate coves where tranquillity is the order of the day. Let yourself be tempted by excursions to dream islands and typical Provençal villages, where culture and tradition mingle with the beauty of the landscape.
 

Don't miss out on discovering the 9 emblematic towns in the Var department !

The most beautiful villages in France In the Var

The Var is home to some of the most beautiful villages in France. Make the most of your stay at our campsite in the heart of Provence to discover some of the Var's most emblematic towns.

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Toulon  Europe’s most beautiful roads

Toulon nestles in an exceptional setting, at the end of one of the most beautiful natural roads of Europe, leaning against white limestone mountains. This cultural and lively town with opera and museums is built in Hausmann style with vast arteries scattered with fountains. Still, the best views can be found on the summit of the Mont Faron, accessible by cable car. The military harbour and war ships can be discovered during a boat trip.

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Hyeres « Belle Époque » town.

Hyères is a renowned beach resort since the 19th century and has managed to preserve a traditional charm with its racecourse, botanic gardens, vast buildings and wide avenues edged with palm trees. Besides the « Belle Époque » districts of the town, Hyères is also worth a visit for its old medieval centre stretching at the foot of a hill, dominated by a castle.

Porquerolles
Island of Porquerolles

The biggest of the Golden Islands faces the Bay of Hyères. It is also the most inhabited island. It is covered by a vineyard producing the labeled and renowned « Côtes de Provence » wines. Porquerolles is pleasant in all seasons and is part of the protected Nature Park of Port Cros since 1971. On arrival by boat at the marina of Porquerolles, you’ll discover a charming village offering all kinds of facilities: restaurants, bicycle hire, as well as hiking tracks to discover the creeks and beaches of this exceptional place.

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La Londe Beach resort

Between Hyères, the peninsula of Giens and Saint-Tropez, La Londe is a well-appreciated beach resort for its 2,5 km of beaches. Leaning against the Maures Massif, La Londe faces the Golden Islands. On this land, the Côtes de Provence wines are grown, and you’ll find production of olive oil, flowers and cork oaks.

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Bormes les Mimosas Flowery village

Bormes-les-Mimosas is a typical Provençal town, set against the hill. It is known for its mimosas that brought the village the title of one of the best flowered villages of Europe. A botanic hiking trail will take you along the streets of the centre, coloured by these yellow flowers.

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Le Lavandou Typical village

Le Lavandou stretches more than 12 km of coast as well as 10 beaches and creeks, making it a very popular and lively beach resort. In the summer, you’ll find a great number of cultural and sports activities. The harbour of Le Lavandou houses more than 1000 fisherman and pleasure boats on 7 ha. Every morning, you can observe the traditional return of the fisherman boats.

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Island of Port Cros National Park

The Island of Port Cros, 3 km wide and 4 km long, is scattered with 5 forts that recall the defensive vocation of the island, even if only one of them is open to the public. The island became National Park in 1963, covering a maritime area of 600 metres around the coast. It is a well-appreciated diving site to discover the underwater world of the Mediterranean Sea. A hiking track will allow you to discover amazing viewpoints on the sea and the Var coast.

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Levant Island

Levant Island is a long stretch of rocks of 8 km long and 2 km wide, covered with lush Mediterranean vegetation. It is visible from the sea when arriving by boat and a stairway will take you to the nature reserve of Arbousiers with exotic flora and splendid panoramas. Along the coast, you’ll find extraordinary beaches, some of which are reserved to naturism.

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Saint Tropez Painters’ town

Saint-Tropez immediately makes you think of international jet-set, luxury yachts and glamour. Still, it offers the authentic side of a former fisherman village with coloured fronts facing the sea and a charming little harbour. Saint-Tropez is also a painter’s town that has always attracted painters, as you can see at the Musée de l'Annonciade where you’ll find the works of Bonnard, Picasso and Signac.

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Aqualand Fréjus

Aqualand is a family leisure park. The great number of attractions will be a delight to children with the « Children’s Paradise » and the water play garden, but also to lovers of sensation with giant water slides to hurtle down from.

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Marineland Antibes

Marineland offers 40 different animal species, shows with killer whales, sea lions and dolphins as well as exhibitions. It is Europe’s biggest sea park. You can admire water animals from all over the world, including polar bears and sharks. A true plunge in the world of the seas, to the delight of the entire family.

Toulon

Toulon is a lively port city with a blend of maritime history and contemporary excitement. Stroll along the harbour, explore the colourful streets of the old quarter and visit the famous Musée de la Marine.

Hyères 

A town with many faces, Hyères combines the medieval charm of its old town with the seaside pleasures of its fine sandy beaches. Explore the exotic gardens of the Villa Noailles and climb to the top of the old castle for a panoramic view of the town and the Golden Isles.

La-Londe-les-Maures

Between vineyards and coastline, La Londe-les-Maures offers a peaceful, unspoilt setting, ideal for lovers of nature and tranquillity. Take advantage of its unspoilt beaches and hiking trails offering breathtaking views of the Mediterranean.

Bormes-les-Mimosas

A village perched on the hills, Bormes-les-Mimosas enchants visitors with its maze of flower-filled lanes, stone houses and panoramic views of the Côte d'Azur. Don't miss a visit to the old village and its medieval castle.

Le Lavandou

A renowned seaside resort, Le Lavandou boasts fine sandy beaches and a lively atmosphere. Stroll along the seafront, sample Provençal specialities in the harbour-side restaurants and explore the wild creeks nearby.

Saint-Tropez

A symbol of la dolce vita, Saint-Tropez has a lively port, luxury boutiques and legendary beaches. Stroll along the Place des Lices, discover the works of art in the citadel and enjoy the nightlife in the town's bars and clubs.

The island of Porquerolles

The pearl of the Mediterranean, the island of Porquerolles boasts unspoilt landscapes, wild coves and hiking trails. Hire a bike to explore the island at your own pace and discover heavenly beaches with crystal-clear waters.

The island of Port-Cros

An unspoilt sanctuary, the island of Port-Cros offers a wild and unspoilt environment, perfect for hiking and scuba diving. Explore its coastal paths, discover its exceptional flora and fauna and take advantage of its secluded coves to recharge your batteries in complete tranquillity.

Levant Island

Known for its naturism and tranquillity, Ile du Levant offers a wild, unspoilt setting in which to relax and contemplate. Explore the coastal paths, admire the panoramic views over the Mediterranean Sea and enjoy the fine sandy beaches.


Explore the most beautiful towns in the Var and let yourself be enchanted by the authenticity and richness of this PACA region.