La Corniche d’Or
The Corniche d’Or, between the GRande Bleue and the Estérel Massif
Between the red rocks of the Estérel massif and the Grande Bleue, the Corniche d’Or stretches over 38 km.
Calanques and small beaches follow one another in a wild setting with a slight Brittany feel.
Le Dramont and l’ile d'or
Once a self-proclaimed kingdom and today owned by a family of shipowners, the island seems to have come out of an album of the adventures of Tintin. To be exact, it is indeed this island that inspired Hergé for his album “L’Île Mystérieuse”.
But the Dramont is also a point which, after a short 1/2 hour walk in the middle of the Mediterranean vegetation, offers a magnificent view of the Agay harbor. Looking west, you will also see the Gulf of Saint Tropez.
Saint Aygulf and the Villepey ponds
The Villepey ponds, by the sea, are a remarkable wetland which hosts a diverse range of wildlife and flowers over 240 ha.
For children, the fine sand beach, one of the largest in the region, offers the pleasure of swimming and beach games.
