Cap One: Appartement 4 pers Cap Esterel-What to see in the area

Esterel Massif

The Esterel massif: a natural jewel between the sea and the mountains.

The Esterel massif is a natural paradise, where the intense red of the volcanic rocks contrasts with the azure blue of the Mediterranean.

A breathtaking spectacle, just waiting to be explored.

A playground for adventurers

Whether you are a hiker, a mountain biker or a lover of grandiose panoramas, the Esterel offers you kilometres of marked trails.

Climb up to the Pic de l'Ours or Mont Vinaigre and let yourself be enchanted by a breathtaking view of the sea.

Secret coves and crystal clear waters

After the effort, it's time to relax! Reach the coves hidden between the red porphyry cliffs. The Calanque de Saint-Barthélemy or the Plage du Débarquement in Agay are nuggets for an unforgettable swim.

Exceptional fauna and flora

At the bend in the trails, keep your eyes open! Here, cicadas, Bonelli's eagles and cork oaks coexist in a preserved environment. A true natural sanctuary, ideal for nature lovers.

A magical sunset

Don't leave without admiring the sun setting over the Esterel... A suspended moment, where the sky on fire mixes with the reddish reflections of the mountains. A show to experience at least once in a lifetime!

The Golden Island

The Île d'Or, the mystical treasure of the Côte d'Azur

Facing the crystal clear waters of Saint-Raphaël, stands a mythical and fascinating islet: the Ile d'Or.

With its bright red rock and mysterious tower rising to the sky, this jewel of the Esterel seems to have come straight out of a fairy tale... or a well-known comic book!

An emblematic and legendary site

This small piece of land, private and inaccessible to visitors, is nevertheless one of the most photographed symbols of the region. He is even said to have inspired Hergé for the album "The Black Island" of the adventures of Tintin...

A spectacle to admire from the sea

To get as close as possible to this postcard setting, there is nothing like a boat, kayak or paddle outing from the Dramont.

At every hour of the day, the light sublimates the red rocks, offering a unique natural spectacle.

An unforgettable sunset

At dusk, the Golden Island is adorned with golden and flamboyant hues, blending into the reflections of the Mediterranean.

A magical moment to be experienced from the D-Day landing beach, a drink in hand.

Fréjus, Roman city

Fréjus, the Roman city between history and the Mediterranean

Fréjus, a town with a thousand-year-old past, where Roman history mixes with the charms of the Côte d'Azur.

Founded by Julius Caesar in 49 BC, the ancient Forum Juli was a strategic military port and a prosperous city in Roman Gaul. Today, Fréjus unveils an exceptional heritage:

The Roman amphitheatre, one of the best preserved in France
The episcopal group, witness to its rich medieval past
The port of Fréjus (between tradition and modernity)
The surrounding beaches and nature , ideal for a relaxing break
The Sunday market along the sea, every Sunday morning

Between ancient remains, Provençal art of living and Mediterranean sweetness, Fréjus is a must-see destination for lovers of history, culture and idleness.

Grasse, the world capital of perfume

Nestled between the sea and the mountains, Grasse is a city of authentic charms, renowned throughout the world for its unique know-how in perfumery.

The birthplace of the greatest perfume houses, it offers an unforgettable sensory immersion between fields of flowers, creative workshops and a dedicated museum.

To discover in Grasse:

Emblematic perfumeries (Fragonard, Molinard & Galimard)
Fields of roses and jasmine, precious essences of haute parfumerie
The historic centre, with its picturesque alleys and colourful houses
The International Perfume Museum: a journey through the scents of the world

Between tradition, exceptional craftsmanship and breathtaking landscapes, Grasse is an unmissable stopover for lovers of perfumes and Provence.

Saint-Tropez, a name known throughout the world

A small Provençal fishing village, Saint-Tropez was made famous by Brigitte Bardot, who made this village the meeting place for the Jet Set of the 60s.

Despite this worldwide fame, Saint-Tropez has kept its charm of yesteryear.

From a simple small fishing village in winter, Saint-Tropez is transformed into a "place to be" during the summer, where you can admire yachts, each more majestic than the last, in the port, or while sipping a coffee on the terrace of the famous Senequier.

To discover in Saint-Tropez:

The beaches of Pamplonne, ideal for lounging or water sports
The Musée de l'Annonciade, which traces the history of modern painting
The Musée de la Gendarmerie, made famous by the films starring Louis de Funès
Designer boutiques and Provençal markets, perfect for a shopping spree.

Also not to be missed, a few kilometres away, is the small typical village of Ramatuelle or Port Grimaud, known as the Venice of Provence.

But also...

Sainte Maxime, the authentic charm of the Côte d'Azur
The Corniche d'Or, a road that connects Agay to Cannes along the seaside and the Esterel massif
Cannes, Capital of glamour and rhinestones, its palaces, its Palais des Festivals and the famous Croisette
Nice, capital of the Côte d'Azur
Eze, a village nestled in the mountains, on the shores of the Mediterranean, offering breathtaking views. One of the most beautiful villages in France
Saint-Jean Cap Ferrat, a gem between Nice and Monaco
Monaco, the famous Rock where glamour, history and modernity mingle
The Gorges du Verdon, a breathtaking natural masterpiece, with the lake of Sainte Croix with turquoise waters and the splendid village of Moustiers Sainte-Marie
Saint Paul de Vence, artists' village where culture bubbles up on every street corner