Take in the magic of this well-known village.

Saint Tropez is a preferred destination of the international jet-set with luxury boats and cars.

Take a walk in the colourful little streets and discover the multitude of beautiful areas, the harbour, the old town and the beaches.

Do not miss the famous market on the famous Place des Lices.

Let yourself get seduced by the long Saint Tropez evenings.

Ramatuelle is a small medieval village with fortress walls, pink roof tiles, sumptuous views of the bay of Pampelonne, narrow and spiral streets.

Don’t miss the yearly festival with classical and modern theatre, comedians and variety artists.

Gassin, one the most beautiful villages in France, is nowadays a destination for culture and walks.

From its height Gassin extends its view to the Gulf of Saint Tropez and the Alps.

From the Place des Barri you will have a stunning view of the Iles D’Or (Golden Islands).

All is surrounded by vineyards.

Bormes-les-Mimosas is a superb medieval (12th Century) village.

It seduces lovers of heritage and old stone.

A 40 hectare protected nature reserve owned by the coastal conservation authorities at the bottom of the ‘Massif des Maures and facing the ‘Iles d’Hyères’.

Landscaper Gilles Clément has designed here the ‘Jardin des Méditerranées’, an invitation to travel through the Mediterranean countryside and the dry subtropical countryside.

It is possible to have lunch on the terrace in the heart of the garden and enjoy cuisine inspired by the Mediterranean Gardens.

At the entrance to the garden you will also discover the largest bookstore in France dedicated to nature.

This big Bourgeois building is the first donation made to the coastal conservation just after it was set up in 1977.

It was built in 1890 by Pierre Foncin (1841-1916), Doctor of Lettres.

He was one on the founders of the ‘Aliance Francaise’ (1883).

Isolated from the world, ‘the Big White House’ as the locals call it, dominates the scenery of the ‘Corniche de Maures’ and characterises a site of tremendous rich heritage.

Maison Foncin is accessible on foot via the Fenouillet path opposite of the Clos Des 7 Palmiers.