For the first excursion of spring, we are going to visit the Old Port of Saint-Tropez and surrounding treasures. In fact, spring is the best time of year to visit Saint-Tropez because the weather is nice by then, and the crowds haven’t arrived yet. Saint-Tropez, a town ...

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Discover a fun and unusual way of exploring the towns and villages of the Dracénie (with Draguignan village as its capital) via la Route des Chevaliers! Follow Knight Hélion on his knightly adventures across various routes to undercover the hidden treasures of the various villages. There ...

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We’re off to explore Roquebrune-Cap-Martin, a seaside village, nestled imbetween the Principality of Monaco and Menton. From its shoreline to its Old Village, Roquebrune ...

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Located just 12 minutes by boat from the port of Brusc at Six-Fours-les-Plages, the island of Embiez is the perfect day trip destination for families or groups of friends. ...

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Our destination this week is Valberg; yet, the road that takes us there follows the Cians Gorges and is an escapade in its own right. The Cians River, starting at the bottom of Mont Mounier (alt. 2817m) just above Valberg mountain resort, has carved deep gorges into the ...

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Menton’s strapline, "ma ville est un jardin", in reference to the town’s exquisite gardens, is the guarantee of a green and flower-filled excursion across a delightful Belle Epoque town known as "La Perle de la France". Thanks to its subtropical micro-climate, Menton’s parks and ...

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The medieval village of La Turbie overlooks the Principality of Monaco and is famous for its Roman monument, known as le Trophée des Alpes, the trophy of the Alps. When it comes to attractive sights, this village has got it all, and the best: the most famous views ...

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Idyllically located in the department of Var, halfway between the Verdon and the Gulf of St. Tropez, Lorgues is a well maintained village that is blessed with many quality wine-making estates. Lorgues’ unspoilt natural setting and rich religious art heritage add to the beauty ...

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From the perfume capital of Grasse we take the Napoléon Route to the village of Séranon, about 40km away. The steep route is an excursion in itself; its winding bends overlooking the valley below, ...

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Grasse, perfume capital of the world, simultaneously offers an historic, bucolic and olfactive discovery route, around its historic city centre. A hi-tech discovery route A modern way to discover the historic centre of Grasse is by following a tagged ...

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