Walks in Carqueiranne and Le Pradet

L’Almanarre, awesome

Enjoy a winter stroll along the beach at l’Almanarre, where the tranquility of the setting blends with the wild charm of the Var coast. After your stroll, take a seat in one of the nearby cafés (such as Gaétano or the FunBoard Center) offering a breathtaking view of Almanarre Bay. Contemplate the serene landscape, where the sparkling sea and wintry sky meet on the horizon. If it’s windy, the show will be on the water with windsurfers and wingfoilers.

– Nearest bus stop : ? Almanarre

– Lines: 39 and 65

The archaeological site of Olbia

The archaeological site of Olbia*, located in Hyères, is a treasure trove of history dating back to Greek times. Founded in the 4th century BC, this ancient fortified city transports you back in time. Walking through the well-preserved remains of streets, houses, baths and temples, you can imagine the architecture and daily life of the first inhabitants of this Greek colony. The site also boasts a magnificent view of the Almanarre beach, providing an exceptional natural backdrop to its rich history.

*TheOlbia archaeological site is open from early April to late October.

– Nearest bus stops: ? Pomponiana or Almanarre

– Bus route: 39

Cabro, secret cabins

In Carqueiranne, Cabro, nestled at the foot of California, is home to a number of private cabanons. These little buildings, hidden away by the sea, were once used by fishermen. Stroll through this discreet area and you’ll find hidden coves with breathtaking views over the Giens peninsula.

– Nearest bus stop : ? California

– Line : 39

Pins penchés park

The Parc des Pins penchés in Carqueiranne is a magnificent natural area named after the majestic maritime pines whose trunks, shaped by the wind, form unique silhouettes. The park opens onto an exceptional view of the Mediterranean Sea. In any season of the year, you can enjoy a game of pétanque in the spirit of the South.

– Nearest bus stop: ? Carthage or Pins penchés

– Lines: 39

Salettes port

In Carqueiranne, stroll along the quays of the port, admire the fishing boats and pleasure craft, and let yourself be charmed by the friendly atmosphere of this little Mediterranean haven of peace. Take a seat on one of the terraces, sample local specialties overlooking the sea, and watch the boats come and go. And don’t miss the walk along Plage Peno to Plage du Pradon.

– Nearest bus stop : ? Carthage

– Line :39

Le Pradet’s village

Stop off at the village of Le Pradet, where Provencal authenticity can be felt around every corner. Start your visit in the charming Place Flamencq, surrounded by cafés and boutiques, where the atmosphere is warm and friendly. Take the time to soak up the local atmosphere, while enjoying a coffee on the terrace. Continue your discovery with a visit to Parc Cravéro, the village’s green lung. This verdant park, with its magnificent century-old trees, flowered areas and playgrounds, is the ideal place for a relaxing break or a family outing.

– Nearest bus stop : ? Gabriel Péri

– Lines: 23 – 39 – 92

Monaco beach

In Le Pradet, walk down through the forest to the Monaco beach and enjoy the natural beauty of the area. In any season, the atmosphere is peaceful. Once you’ve reached the beach, you’ll discover an idyllic setting: the beach, below the pine-covered cliff, is bathed in transparent waters and opens out magnificently onto the Toulon harbor.

– Nearest bus stop : ? Gravettes

– Line: 23 – 39

Pin de Galle cove

End your day on the Pin de Galle beach in Le Pradet, to admire one of the region’s most beautiful sunsets. From a seaside vantage point, let yourself be enchanted by the changing colors of the sky, ranging from gold to pink, reflected on the calm waters of the Mediterranean. This magical moment, between sea and sky, offers a feeling of absolute serenity, ideal for ending the day in style. The stairway down through the cabanons is well worth the detour.

– Nearest bus stop : ? Gravettes

– Lines: 23 – 39