Located in Rayol-Canadel-sur-Mer, between Le Lavandou and Saint-Tropez, the three-star Hotel La Villa Douce enjoys a prime location for discovering the most beautiful treasures of the Var region and the French Riviera. Pristine nature, Provençal heritage, secluded beaches, renowned vineyards, and cultural events will enrich your stay in the South of France.
Located in a peaceful cove in Rayol-Canadel-sur-Mer, Boukarou Beach is a private beach partnered with the hotel, offering a pristine natural setting, sheltered from the hustle and bustle.
It charms visitors with its intimate and family-friendly atmosphere.
With its crystal-clear waters, its beach, and sun loungers set right by the sea, Boukarou Beach invites you to relax and unwind.
The beach restaurant offers generous and sun-drenched Mediterranean cuisine, showcasing fresh, seasonal produce. Enjoy lunch with your feet in the water, share simple yet refined dishes, and experience a convivial atmosphere: Boukarou Beach perfectly embodies the art of living on the French Riviera.
Easily accessible from the hotel on foot, by car, or via our electric shuttle during the season, this private beach is a truly special place.
Opt for electric or traditional bike rentals and explore Rayol-Canadel-sur-Mer, the surrounding beaches, or the greenway built on the former Train des Pignes railway line.
These safe routes are ideal for a family outing, a sporting excursion, or a leisurely exploration of the Mediterranean coast.
Reservations can be made at reception: our team will take care of the arrangements.
Bikes are delivered directly to the hotel for maximum comfort and a hassle-free experience.
An ideal way to combine sustainable transportation with discovering the Var region.
The Var coastal path, also known as the Customs Officers’ Path, winds for nearly 400 kilometers along the Mediterranean coast. It connects secluded coves, wild beaches, rocky headlands, and spectacular sea views, offering one of the most beautiful coastal hiking networks on the French Riviera.
These trails allow for total immersion in the Var’s natural landscape, between maquis shrubland, umbrella pines, and turquoise waters, to be explored on foot year-round.
Take advantage of our advice and set off to discover the region! Our favorite trails: Escalet Beach in Ramatuelle to Cap Taillat, Gigaro Beach to Cap Lardier, Cavalaire Beach to the Landing Beach in La Croix Valmer, the greenway accessible from the hotel, Cabasson Beach to Pellegrin Beach, and more…
A true natural gem of the Var region, the Domaine du Rayol spans 20 hectares of protected land, facing the Îles d’Hyères and at the foot of the Massif des Maures. This remarkable garden, owned by the Conservatoire du Littoral (Coastal Conservancy), offers a unique botanical journey through the Mediterranean landscapes of the world.
Designed by landscape architect Gilles Clément, the Mediterranean Garden blends education, emotion, and contemplation. A must-see for lovers of nature, gardens, and biodiversity. A visit to enjoy in any season! You can get there on foot or by car.
Located off the Var coast, opposite Hyères and Rayol-Canadel-sur-Mer, the Golden Islands form an exceptional archipelago in the heart of the Mediterranean.
They can be visited year-round via the ferry services: Les Vedettes des Îles d’Or and TLV-TLM.
Comprising Porquerolles, Port-Cros, and Île du Levant, they offer a remarkable diversity of Mediterranean landscapes, from wild maquis shrubland and pine forests to rocky cliffs and beaches with turquoise waters.
By booking your excursions at reception, you can take advantage of preferential rates on ferry crossings and bicycle rentals.
The Port-Cros National Park, Europe’s first marine national park, is a must-see for hiking, snorkeling, and scuba diving enthusiasts, thanks to its exceptional biodiversity.
On Porquerolles, the most famous of the islands, alternate between fine sandy beaches, secluded coves, bike rides along shaded paths, and exploring renowned vineyards.
It’s ideal for families with children.
The island is also home to the Carmignac Foundation, a major cultural center where contemporary art engages with nature, offering a unique experience blending culture and Mediterranean landscapes.
More secluded, Île du Levant reveals unspoiled nature and a singular atmosphere.
(Only one-tenth of the island is open to the public; the rest is a military zone.)
Staying on the Var coast means enjoying an exceptional coastline. Just minutes from the hotel, discover some of the most beautiful beaches in the Mediterranean, from secluded coves and crystal-clear waters to long stretches of fine sand.
Within 10 km
The charming Bonporteau beach in Cavalaire-sur-Mer, nestled amidst majestic cliffs, offers a preserved and intimate natural setting.
In Le Lavandou, several iconic beaches await you:
Cavalière, the most family-friendly, awarded the Blue Flag for the quality of its waters.
Aiguebelle, elegant and refined, also awarded the Blue Flag.
Saint-Clair, renowned for the exceptional clarity of its water, also awarded the Blue Flag.
Within 20 km
In La Croix-Valmer, the coastline alternates between vast beaches and secluded coves:
Débarquement, ideal for families.
Sylvabelle, with its crystal-clear waters.
Gigaro, wilder and awarded the Blue Flag label.
In Bormes-les-Mimosas, Estagnol beach charms visitors with its protected environment and peaceful atmosphere, nestled in a pine forest.
Within 30 km
Head towards Ramatuelle to discover:
Pampelonne, the most famous, a long, legendary beach in the Gulf of Saint-Tropez.
L’Escalet, prized for its idyllic coves and underwater world.
Finally, in La Londe-les-Maures, Argentière beach offers a wilder, more natural setting, perfect for those seeking authenticity.
Between the sparkling Mediterranean, unspoiled landscapes and Blue Flag beaches, your stay in the Var promises relaxation, swimming and exceptional panoramas.
The Provençal market has become one of the symbols of the South of France. It’s a must-see in Provence! Immerse yourself in the Provençal atmosphere as you stroll through the colorful stalls.
Let yourself be captivated by the warm ambiance of these iconic markets.
A symbol of local life and cultural heritage, the Provençal market is much more than just a place for commerce. It’s a truly immersive experience that awakens all your senses.
During your stay, discover the markets from Saint-Tropez to Bormes-les-Mimosas…
Exploring the Provençal villages of the Var region is to discover an authentic Provence, shaped by stone, light, and Mediterranean traditions. Perched villages overlooking the sea or the hinterland, villages nestled at the foot of a mountain range, charming villages along the Mediterranean coast: each offers a unique atmosphere and a preserved heritage.
Near Rayol-Canadel-sur-Mer, several iconic villages are worth a visit. Bormes-les-Mimosas, listed among the most beautiful villages in the Var, captivates visitors with its medieval streets, ochre-hued houses, and exceptional floral displays. Gassin and Ramatuelle, hilltop villages in the Gulf of Saint-Tropez, offer spectacular panoramas of the sea and the surrounding vineyards.
Grimaud charms visitors with its medieval castle and maze of cobbled streets, while Collobrières, nestled in the heart of the Massif des Maures, embodies a more secluded Provence, surrounded by chestnut groves. On the coast, Le Lavandou combines beaches, a lively port, and a charming old town.
Saint-Tropez is much more than just an iconic destination on the French Riviera. This legendary village combines elegance, heritage, and a unique Mediterranean atmosphere.
From the Citadel of Saint-Tropez, offering panoramic views of the gulf, to the Provençal market, the old port, and the picturesque alleyways, each visit reveals a different facet of the village.
Visit the various museums: the Annonciade Museum, the Gendarmerie and Cinema Museum, the Butterfly House, and the Citadel, the Maritime History Museum.
During the season, take advantage of the ferry from Cavalaire to visit the Place des Lices market on Tuesdays and Saturdays.
Beaches, refined restaurants, designer boutiques, and a vibrant cultural scene make Saint-Tropez an unmissable destination, as captivating off-season as it is in the height of summer.
Imagine the Massif des Maures plunging into the crystal-clear waters of the Mediterranean.
Between the two, perched on the clifftop, lies a village of manageable size, eternally enjoying this sublime view. And to top it all off, it boasts an extraordinary garden.
This true paradise truly exists, and we invite you to discover it for yourself.
This small village is brimming with treasures to discover: The monumental schist stone staircase, which begins at the seaside, leads you to the Patec pergola, offering a breathtaking view of the Flag, the highest point in the commune. These two sites are listed in the supplementary inventory of historical monuments due to their original architecture and the spectacular views they offer. The church and the chapel, located at opposite ends of the village, are also worth a visit.
And don’t forget the Green Way for beautiful walks or bike rides.
Located in a peaceful cove in Rayol-Canadel-sur-Mer, Boukarou Beach is a private beach partnered with the hotel, offering a pristine natural setting, sheltered from the hustle and bustle.
It charms visitors with its intimate and family-friendly atmosphere.
With its crystal-clear waters, its beach, and sun loungers set right by the sea, Boukarou Beach invites you to relax and unwind.
The beach restaurant offers generous and sun-drenched Mediterranean cuisine, showcasing fresh, seasonal produce. Enjoy lunch with your feet in the water, share simple yet refined dishes, and experience a convivial atmosphere: Boukarou Beach perfectly embodies the art of living on the French Riviera.
Easily accessible from the hotel on foot, by car, or via our electric shuttle during the season, this private beach is a truly special place.
Staying on the Var coast means enjoying an exceptional coastline. Just minutes from the hotel, discover some of the most beautiful beaches in the Mediterranean, from secluded coves and crystal-clear waters to long stretches of fine sand.
Within 10 km
The charming Bonporteau beach in Cavalaire-sur-Mer, nestled amidst majestic cliffs, offers a preserved and intimate natural setting.
In Le Lavandou, several iconic beaches await you:
Cavalière, the most family-friendly, awarded the Blue Flag for the quality of its waters.
Aiguebelle, elegant and refined, also awarded the Blue Flag.
Saint-Clair, renowned for the exceptional clarity of its water, also awarded the Blue Flag.
Within 20 km
In La Croix-Valmer, the coastline alternates between vast beaches and secluded coves:
Débarquement, ideal for families.
Sylvabelle, with its crystal-clear waters.
Gigaro, wilder and awarded the Blue Flag label.
In Bormes-les-Mimosas, Estagnol beach charms visitors with its protected environment and peaceful atmosphere, nestled in a pine forest.
Within 30 km
Head towards Ramatuelle to discover:
Pampelonne, the most famous, a long, legendary beach in the Gulf of Saint-Tropez.
L’Escalet, prized for its idyllic coves and underwater world.
Finally, in La Londe-les-Maures, Argentière beach offers a wilder, more natural setting, perfect for those seeking authenticity.
Between the sparkling Mediterranean, unspoiled landscapes and Blue Flag beaches, your stay in the Var promises relaxation, swimming and exceptional panoramas.
The Mediterranean Sea, off the coast of Rayol-Canadel-sur-Mer, is an exceptional playground for water sports enthusiasts. Catamaran excursions, boat rentals, jet skiing, snorkeling, sailing schools, and scuba diving offer opportunities to discover the Var coast from the sea.
With our partners Sailing Évasion and Jet 007, enjoy original and sporty marine experiences.
Located off the Var coast, opposite Hyères and Rayol-Canadel-sur-Mer, the Golden Islands form an exceptional archipelago in the heart of the Mediterranean.
They can be visited year-round via the ferry services: Les Vedettes des Îles d’Or and TLV-TLM.
Comprising Porquerolles, Port-Cros, and Île du Levant, they offer a remarkable diversity of Mediterranean landscapes, from wild maquis shrubland and pine forests to rocky cliffs and beaches with turquoise waters.
By booking your excursions at reception, you can take advantage of preferential rates on ferry crossings and bicycle rentals.
The Port-Cros National Park, Europe’s first marine national park, is a must-see for hiking, snorkeling, and scuba diving enthusiasts, thanks to its exceptional biodiversity.
On Porquerolles, the most famous of the islands, alternate between fine sandy beaches, secluded coves, bike rides along shaded paths, and exploring renowned vineyards.
It’s ideal for families with children.
The island is also home to the Carmignac Foundation, a major cultural center where contemporary art engages with nature, offering a unique experience blending culture and Mediterranean landscapes.
More secluded, Île du Levant reveals unspoiled nature and a singular atmosphere.
(Only one-tenth of the island is open to the public; the rest is a military zone.)
Saint-Tropez is much more than just an iconic destination on the French Riviera. This legendary village combines elegance, heritage, and a unique Mediterranean atmosphere.
From the Citadel of Saint-Tropez, offering panoramic views of the gulf, to the Provençal market, the old port, and the picturesque alleyways, each visit reveals a different facet of the village.
Visit the various museums: the Annonciade Museum, the Gendarmerie and Cinema Museum, the Butterfly House, and the Citadel, the Maritime History Museum.
During the season, take advantage of the ferry from Cavalaire to visit the Place des Lices market on Tuesdays and Saturdays.
Beaches, refined restaurants, designer boutiques, and a vibrant cultural scene make Saint-Tropez an unmissable destination, as captivating off-season as it is in the height of summer.
Exploring the Provençal villages of the Var region is to discover an authentic Provence, shaped by stone, light, and Mediterranean traditions. Perched villages overlooking the sea or the hinterland, villages nestled at the foot of a mountain range, charming villages along the Mediterranean coast: each offers a unique atmosphere and a preserved heritage.
Near Rayol-Canadel-sur-Mer, several iconic villages are worth a visit. Bormes-les-Mimosas, listed among the most beautiful villages in the Var, captivates visitors with its medieval streets, ochre-hued houses, and exceptional floral displays. Gassin and Ramatuelle, hilltop villages in the Gulf of Saint-Tropez, offer spectacular panoramas of the sea and the surrounding vineyards.
Grimaud charms visitors with its medieval castle and maze of cobbled streets, while Collobrières, nestled in the heart of the Massif des Maures, embodies a more secluded Provence, surrounded by chestnut groves. On the coast, Le Lavandou combines beaches, a lively port, and a charming old town.
The Provençal market has become one of the symbols of the South of France. It’s a must-see in Provence! Immerse yourself in the Provençal atmosphere as you stroll through the colorful stalls.
Let yourself be captivated by the warm ambiance of these iconic markets.
A symbol of local life and cultural heritage, the Provençal market is much more than just a place for commerce. It’s a truly immersive experience that awakens all your senses.
During your stay, discover the markets from Saint-Tropez to Bormes-les-Mimosas…
Opt for electric or traditional bike rentals and explore Rayol-Canadel-sur-Mer, the surrounding beaches, or the greenway built on the former Train des Pignes railway line.
These safe routes are ideal for a family outing, a sporting excursion, or a leisurely exploration of the Mediterranean coast.
Reservations can be made at reception: our team will take care of the arrangements.
Bikes are delivered directly to the hotel for maximum comfort and a hassle-free experience.
An ideal way to combine sustainable transportation with discovering the Var region.
In the heart of Provence, the Var region boasts the oldest vineyards in France.
Today, Côtes de Provence, Bandol, and Côteaux Varois wines are enjoyed worldwide.
Come and discover the sun-drenched flavors of Var wines, as well as the wine estates and magnificent vineyards of the Var.
We recommend the Bormes-les-Mimosas route, which runs along the coast, and another that stretches from the Bormes plain to the Massif des Maures.
Discover the estates we feature in our restaurant, L’Envol: Domaine Léoube, Domaine Siouvette, Domaine de La Croix, Domaine Murennes, Château de Chausse, and more.
The Var coastal path, also known as the Customs Officers’ Path, winds for nearly 400 kilometers along the Mediterranean coast. It connects secluded coves, wild beaches, rocky headlands, and spectacular sea views, offering one of the most beautiful coastal hiking networks on the French Riviera.
These trails allow for total immersion in the Var’s natural landscape, between maquis shrubland, umbrella pines, and turquoise waters, to be explored on foot year-round.
Take advantage of our advice and set off to discover the region! Our favorite trails: Escalet Beach in Ramatuelle to Cap Taillat, Gigaro Beach to Cap Lardier, Cavalaire Beach to the Landing Beach in La Croix Valmer, the greenway accessible from the hotel, Cabasson Beach to Pellegrin Beach, and more…
An iconic nautical event on the French Riviera, Les Voiles de Saint-Tropez is the premier sailing event on the Mediterranean coast. First organized in 1999 by the Société Nautique de Saint-Tropez, these regattas perpetuate a maritime spirit that blends tradition, elegance, and conviviality.
Each year, nearly 250 boats gather on the same stretch of water, offering a unique spectacle: classic sailboats, some over a century old, traditional yachts, maxi-yachts, and ultramodern vessels sail together in the Gulf of Saint-Tropez. This rare coexistence of maritime heritage and innovation is what makes the event so special.
On the water, the regattas offer spectacular races, driven by sporting excellence and respect for maritime values. On land, the atmosphere is just as exceptional: entertainment, socializing, parties, and the lively port setting the rhythm of life in Saint-Tropez throughout the event.
Enjoy boat trips with Vedettes des Îles d’Or departing from Cavalaire.
Opt for electric or traditional bike rentals and explore Rayol-Canadel-sur-Mer, the surrounding beaches, or the greenway built on the former Train des Pignes railway line.
These safe routes are ideal for a family outing, a sporting excursion, or a leisurely exploration of the Mediterranean coast.
Reservations can be made at reception: our team will take care of the arrangements.
Bikes are delivered directly to the hotel for maximum comfort and a hassle-free experience.
An ideal way to combine sustainable transportation with discovering the Var region.
The Var coastal path, also known as the Customs Officers’ Path, winds for nearly 400 kilometers along the Mediterranean coast. It connects secluded coves, wild beaches, rocky headlands, and spectacular sea views, offering one of the most beautiful coastal hiking networks on the French Riviera.
These trails allow for total immersion in the Var’s natural landscape, between maquis shrubland, umbrella pines, and turquoise waters, to be explored on foot year-round.
Take advantage of our advice and set off to discover the region! Our favorite trails: Escalet Beach in Ramatuelle to Cap Taillat, Gigaro Beach to Cap Lardier, Cavalaire Beach to the Landing Beach in La Croix Valmer, the greenway accessible from the hotel, Cabasson Beach to Pellegrin Beach, and more…
In the heart of Provence, the Var region boasts the oldest vineyards in France.
Today, Côtes de Provence, Bandol, and Côteaux Varois wines are enjoyed worldwide.
Come and discover the sun-drenched flavors of Var wines, as well as the wine estates and magnificent vineyards of the Var.
We recommend the Bormes-les-Mimosas route, which runs along the coast, and another that stretches from the Bormes plain to the Massif des Maures.
Discover the estates we feature in our restaurant, L’Envol: Domaine Léoube, Domaine Siouvette, Domaine de La Croix, Domaine Murennes, Château de Chausse, and more.
The Provençal market has become one of the symbols of the South of France. It’s a must-see in Provence! Immerse yourself in the Provençal atmosphere as you stroll through the colorful stalls.
Let yourself be captivated by the warm ambiance of these iconic markets.
A symbol of local life and cultural heritage, the Provençal market is much more than just a place for commerce. It’s a truly immersive experience that awakens all your senses.
During your stay, discover the markets from Saint-Tropez to Bormes-les-Mimosas…
Exploring the Provençal villages of the Var region is to discover an authentic Provence, shaped by stone, light, and Mediterranean traditions. Perched villages overlooking the sea or the hinterland, villages nestled at the foot of a mountain range, charming villages along the Mediterranean coast: each offers a unique atmosphere and a preserved heritage.
Near Rayol-Canadel-sur-Mer, several iconic villages are worth a visit. Bormes-les-Mimosas, listed among the most beautiful villages in the Var, captivates visitors with its medieval streets, ochre-hued houses, and exceptional floral displays. Gassin and Ramatuelle, hilltop villages in the Gulf of Saint-Tropez, offer spectacular panoramas of the sea and the surrounding vineyards.
Grimaud charms visitors with its medieval castle and maze of cobbled streets, while Collobrières, nestled in the heart of the Massif des Maures, embodies a more secluded Provence, surrounded by chestnut groves. On the coast, Le Lavandou combines beaches, a lively port, and a charming old town.
To celebrate the arrival of autumn, Domaine du Rayol has been organizing Gondwana, the Mediterranean Plant Festival, for two decades. Over the years, this event has become a must-attend for all garden enthusiasts, thanks to the quality of the nursery growers and exhibitors present, as well as the cultural and festive program, which is renewed each year. Interspersed with activities for all ages, this highlight of the Garden’s calendar offers the opportunity to (re)discover it from a new perspective.
A true natural gem of the Var region, the Domaine du Rayol spans 20 hectares of protected land, facing the Îles d’Hyères and at the foot of the Massif des Maures. This remarkable garden, owned by the Conservatoire du Littoral (Coastal Conservancy), offers a unique botanical journey through the Mediterranean landscapes of the world.
Designed by landscape architect Gilles Clément, the Mediterranean Garden blends education, emotion, and contemplation. A must-see for lovers of nature, gardens, and biodiversity. A visit to enjoy in any season! You can get there on foot or by car.
Located off the Var coast, opposite Hyères and Rayol-Canadel-sur-Mer, the Golden Islands form an exceptional archipelago in the heart of the Mediterranean.
They can be visited year-round via the ferry services: Les Vedettes des Îles d’Or and TLV-TLM.
Comprising Porquerolles, Port-Cros, and Île du Levant, they offer a remarkable diversity of Mediterranean landscapes, from wild maquis shrubland and pine forests to rocky cliffs and beaches with turquoise waters.
By booking your excursions at reception, you can take advantage of preferential rates on ferry crossings and bicycle rentals.
The Port-Cros National Park, Europe’s first marine national park, is a must-see for hiking, snorkeling, and scuba diving enthusiasts, thanks to its exceptional biodiversity.
On Porquerolles, the most famous of the islands, alternate between fine sandy beaches, secluded coves, bike rides along shaded paths, and exploring renowned vineyards.
It’s ideal for families with children.
The island is also home to the Carmignac Foundation, a major cultural center where contemporary art engages with nature, offering a unique experience blending culture and Mediterranean landscapes.
More secluded, Île du Levant reveals unspoiled nature and a singular atmosphere.
(Only one-tenth of the island is open to the public; the rest is a military zone.)
Staying on the Var coast means enjoying an exceptional coastline. Just minutes from the hotel, discover some of the most beautiful beaches in the Mediterranean, from secluded coves and crystal-clear waters to long stretches of fine sand.
Within 10 km
The charming Bonporteau beach in Cavalaire-sur-Mer, nestled amidst majestic cliffs, offers a preserved and intimate natural setting.
In Le Lavandou, several iconic beaches await you:
Cavalière, the most family-friendly, awarded the Blue Flag for the quality of its waters.
Aiguebelle, elegant and refined, also awarded the Blue Flag.
Saint-Clair, renowned for the exceptional clarity of its water, also awarded the Blue Flag.
Within 20 km
In La Croix-Valmer, the coastline alternates between vast beaches and secluded coves:
Débarquement, ideal for families.
Sylvabelle, with its crystal-clear waters.
Gigaro, wilder and awarded the Blue Flag label.
In Bormes-les-Mimosas, Estagnol beach charms visitors with its protected environment and peaceful atmosphere, nestled in a pine forest.
Within 30 km
Head towards Ramatuelle to discover:
Pampelonne, the most famous, a long, legendary beach in the Gulf of Saint-Tropez.
L’Escalet, prized for its idyllic coves and underwater world.
Finally, in La Londe-les-Maures, Argentière beach offers a wilder, more natural setting, perfect for those seeking authenticity.
Between the sparkling Mediterranean, unspoiled landscapes and Blue Flag beaches, your stay in the Var promises relaxation, swimming and exceptional panoramas.
The Mimosa Route is an iconic tourist itinerary on the French Riviera, particularly recommended from January to March. Approximately 130 kilometers long, it connects Bormes-les-Mimosas to Grasse, offering a luminous and fragrant winter landscape of the French Riviera.
This route winds through charming villages, flower-covered hills, and coastal panoramas, embodying a gentle and sunny lifestyle between the sea and the hinterland.
In Provence and along the Var coast of the French Riviera, several towns and villages perpetuate the tradition of the Flower Parade, an iconic event blending heritage, creativity, and conviviality.
Every year, floats adorned with thousands of fresh flowers parade through a festive atmosphere, punctuated by music, street entertainment, and the participation of local residents.
Near the Hotel La Villa Douce, you can attend the flower parades of Sainte-Maxime, Cavalaire-sur-Mer, Le Lavandou, and Bormes-les-Mimosas.
These popular events celebrate the arrival of spring and showcase floral expertise, Provençal traditions, and the art of living in the South of France.
Taking part in a flower parade is an authentic local experience, ideal for discovering Provençal culture in a unique way, with family or friends, during a stay in the Var region.
The Var coastal path, also known as the Customs Officers’ Path, winds for nearly 400 kilometers along the Mediterranean coast. It connects secluded coves, wild beaches, rocky headlands, and spectacular sea views, offering one of the most beautiful coastal hiking networks on the French Riviera.
These trails allow for total immersion in the Var’s natural landscape, between maquis shrubland, umbrella pines, and turquoise waters, to be explored on foot year-round.
Take advantage of our advice and set off to discover the region! Our favorite trails: Escalet Beach in Ramatuelle to Cap Taillat, Gigaro Beach to Cap Lardier, Cavalaire Beach to the Landing Beach in La Croix Valmer, the greenway accessible from the hotel, Cabasson Beach to Pellegrin Beach, and more…
Perched at an altitude of 154 meters, between the sea and the hills, Bormes-les-Mimosas is a true haven of nature that will captivate you from the moment you arrive.
Renowned for its beauty, the village is listed among the most beautiful sites in the Var region. Provençal houses in ochre hues, charming little squares, narrow and picturesque streets, art galleries, and covered passageways make every turn an unexpected discovery.
Getting lost in its medieval streets is undoubtedly the best way to uncover the hidden treasures of Bormes.
Between the fragrance of mimosas that perfumes the air in winter and the bougainvillea that brightens the summer, your senses will be awakened throughout the year thanks to the exceptional floral diversity, with more than 700 species to discover. A true Provençal way of life awaits you.
Discover the Museum of History and Art, a must-see during your visit. An exceptional place for a unique journey through 2,400 years of history and augmented reality collections.
Opt for electric or traditional bike rentals and explore Rayol-Canadel-sur-Mer, the surrounding beaches, or the greenway built on the former Train des Pignes railway line.
These safe routes are ideal for a family outing, a sporting excursion, or a leisurely exploration of the Mediterranean coast.
Reservations can be made at reception: our team will take care of the arrangements.
Bikes are delivered directly to the hotel for maximum comfort and a hassle-free experience.
An ideal way to combine sustainable transportation with discovering the Var region.
A true natural gem of the Var region, the Domaine du Rayol spans 20 hectares of protected land, facing the Îles d’Hyères and at the foot of the Massif des Maures. This remarkable garden, owned by the Conservatoire du Littoral (Coastal Conservancy), offers a unique botanical journey through the Mediterranean landscapes of the world.
Designed by landscape architect Gilles Clément, the Mediterranean Garden blends education, emotion, and contemplation. A must-see for lovers of nature, gardens, and biodiversity. A visit to enjoy in any season! You can get there on foot or by car.
Located approximately 1 hour and 20 minutes from La Villa Douce, in the upper Var region in Flassans-sur-Issole, the Commanderie de Peyrassol is a must-see destination for lovers of wine, art, and Provençal landscapes.
Founded in the 13th century by the Knights Templar, it is now considered the most historic vineyard in Provence.
The estate covers nearly 950 hectares of unspoiled nature, dotted with oak trees, olive groves, and 90 hectares of vineyards, offering a spectacular setting at the foot of the Massif des Maures. Once a stopover for pilgrims on their way to the Holy Land, the Commanderie retains its vocation of hospitality and contemplation.
Today, a visit to Peyrassol is above all an immersive experience. Upon taking over the estate, Philippe Austruy breathed new life into it, creating a dialogue between contemporary art, heritage, and viticulture.
The park of monumental sculptures, freely accessible during visits, constitutes one of the finest open-air collections of contemporary art in Europe, to be discovered during a stroll through vineyards and forests.
La Commanderie is also a privileged setting for wine tasting: rosés, reds, and whites from the prestigious appellations of the Var region, to be savored in an elegant and tranquil atmosphere.
To extend the experience, it is possible to have lunch on-site, in the heart of the estate, and fully enjoy the Provençal art of living, a blend of gastronomy, nature, and culture.
An ideal day trip, combining an artistic stroll, a wine tasting experience, and sensory delights, during a stay in the Var.
An hour and twenty minutes from the hotel, in the heart of the Massif des Maures, enveloped by forest and silence, the Charterhouse of La Verne emerges like a well-kept secret. Perched on a rocky promontory, it seems timeless, almost unreal. Today, part of the monastery is open to the public.
There, visitors can discover the gatehouse, the bakery, a monk’s cell, and the 12th-century Romanesque church, the only space shared between visitors and nuns – in mutual respect and silence.
A visit to La Verne is not just about seeing a monument. It’s about offering yourself a moment of respite, a break from the hustle and bustle.
Just an hour and twenty minutes from the hotel in the upper Var region, nestled in a verdant valley, Thoronet Abbey offers a striking vision, quite close to what a Cistercian monastery was like in the Middle Ages.
Within its walls, it has preserved certain features related to the daily life of the white monks: a monumental gatehouse, remains of the guesthouse, and courtyards and walled gardens. At the heart of this “city,” the church, with its pure lines, and the cloister, with its stark and austere elegance, are architectural masterpieces.
A city of art and history with a unique charm, Hyères captivates with its Mediterranean atmosphere and Italian influences, a blend of ancient heritage, contemporary creation, and unspoiled nature. Located on the coast and facing the Îles d’Or (Golden Islands), Hyères offers remarkable cultural and architectural diversity.
The medieval old town invites leisurely strolls through its narrow streets, past its ramparts, shaded squares, and panoramic views of the sea and salt marshes. A true artistic hub, Hyères is also world-renowned for the Villa Noailles, a masterpiece of modernist architecture and a leading center for contemporary creation, fashion, design, and photography.
The La Banque Museum, housed in a former bank building in the city center, complements this cultural offering with a demanding artistic program, while the Art Trail punctuates the city with contemporary works accessible to all.
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