The Esterel Massif
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Le Massif de l'Estérel is undoubtedly one of the most impressive sites on the French Riviera, bordered on one side by the Mediterranean and on the other by the limestone Provence, its deep red rocks plunging into the blue waters of the Mediterranean. This spectacular setting is full of small hidden coves between the rocks, perfect for basking in the sun and swimming in crystal-clear waters, not to mention its numerous trails suitable for all levels. For more information, click here.
The island of Saint-Honorat
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Next to Saint Honorat is the island of Sainte-Marguerite, the largest of the two, known for its wild nature. It also houses the famous prison where the mysterious "man in the iron mask" was held in the seventeenth century. To come and admire the wildlife and flora on the preserved archipelago, click here.
Villa Rothschild
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This sumptuous residence is surrounded by nine themed gardens. Built in the early 20th century by Baroness Béatrice Ephrussi de Rothschild, this villa is a masterpiece of architecture and offers a magnificent view of the Mediterranean. If you visit, you can admire luxurious reception rooms, richly decorated private apartments, as well as collections of artworks, furniture, and precious objects gathered by the baroness throughout her life. Don't hesitate to inquire about visiting this place where history, art, and nature come together.
The Mercantour National Park
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One of the natural jewels of the region, isn't it? The Mercantour National Park stretches across 7 valleys of the Mediterranean Alps. This park is carefully preserved because of its rich biodiversity and its breathtaking landscapes. An enchanted place where the senses come alive. If you listen carefully, you can hear the sweet song of birds mixing with the murmur of water flowing from the stream. If you want to plan a hiking on marked trails, a climbing outing, mountain biking or even skiing in winter, click here.
The village of Èze
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Perched on a steep cliff of the French Riviera, the village of Èze is a destination that will charm you with its medieval atmosphere, picturesque old houses, and breathtaking panoramic views of the Mediterranean Sea. Don't miss the stunning Exotic Garden at the top of the village, where a multitude of exotic plants await you. This little village is still full of surprises, click here to discover them.
Menton
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The "Pearl of France", is a destination located at the border with Italy. Known for its mild climate, its architecture in picturesque streets lined with colorful houses with pastel shutters, and its exotic gardens, Menton offers a unique Mediterranean atmosphere. To discover this small town, click here.
Saint-Tropez
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Talking about the treasures of the Côte d'Azur without mentioning Saint-Tropez! Famous for its luxurious yachts and celebrities, Saint-Tropez attracts visitors from around the world every year. But Saint-Tropez offers much more than just pleasures of the jet set. The narrow streets of the old town, lined with colorful houses, invite leisurely strolls, while the Place des Lices hosts a lively Provençal market where you can discover local and artisanal products. The quaint harbor, with its lively cafes and designer shops, is the vibrant heart of the city. The beaches of Saint-Tropez are among the most beautiful in the region. It is a perfect place to combine vacation, elegance, and authenticity. Learn more!
The Holy Baume
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At the heart of the mountain lies the cave of Sainte-Baume, where, according to legend, Mary Magdalene lived as a hermit during the last years of her life. This cave has been a pilgrimage site for centuries and attracts many visitors seeking spirituality and quiet reflection. To reach the cave, you must hike a trail that winds through the Mediterranean forest and offers spectacular views of the surrounding region. It's an ideal spot for outdoor enthusiasts and those looking for tranquility and contemplation.
Cassis and its calanques
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The calanques of Cassis are a must-see on the French Riviera because they are true gems, spectacular rocky formations that dive into the turquoise waters of the Mediterranean. Accessible by boat, kayak or on foot from Cassis, these preserved creeks offer breathtaking landscapes and are ideal for swimming, diving, and hiking. To plan a day in the Calanques, click here.
