01Private experience
Enjoy a full-day private tour with pick-up at your hotel, cruise ship, or train station, accompanied by a dedicated local guide and traveling in a private premium vehicle.
02Cassis Village and Harbor
Enjoy a stroll through this charming fishing village, known for its vibrant harbor and dramatic cliffs, with a medieval castle perched on top. Its history dates back to Roman times, and its picturesque harbor lined with cafés offers a glimpse of classic Provençal life. Locals love to spend weekends here, and you can choose to take a boat ride through the spectacular Calanques National Park.
03Cap Canaille – Breathtaking Panorama
Just above Cassis, take in the beauty of the Mediterranean coast from one of the highest sea cliffs in France—perfect for breathtaking views and photos.
04Sanary-sur-Mer and Provençal Market
Discover this lively seaside town, where Jacques Cousteau lived for many years and carried out important Mediterranean sea research. Famous for its vibrant Provençal market, Sanary offers a blend of history, culture, and local produce. Wander through the market stalls, taste, and learn about Provençal specialties.
05Bandol Wine Region
Drive through the renowned Bandol wine region, one of the most prestigious wine areas in Provence, known for its rich red wines made from the Mourvèdre grape. Choose a wine tasting at one or two of Bandol's famed wineries and mingle with local producers.
06Lunch
Enjoy a delicious meal based on seasonal local produce in the hidden village of La Cadière-d'Azur. A winery tasting platter is also an option.
07Le Castellet and Sainte-Baume
Take a stroll through the medieval village perched on a hill, with cobbled streets, charming squares, and numerous workshops. Once a stronghold during the Middle Ages, Le Castellet offers great views of the Saint-Baume Regional Park, where Marie Madeleine is believed to have spent her final years. It’s also known for the early cinema work of Provence native Marcel Pagnol and the Paul Ricard Formula 1 circuit.
08Évenos & The Ollioules Canyon
This perched village, where time seems to have stopped, impresses with its 11th-century ruins made of black volcanic stone, a Paleochristian church, and a Provençal garden filled with aromatic herbs. As a gateway to the Ollioules Canyon, it offers spectacular views that rival landscapes from Tuscan Renaissance paintings.
09Fort of Six-Fours
Conclude your day at this historic fort perched on a hill, where you can learn about Napoleonic history and enjoy one of the most impressive views of the French Riviera. From here, you’ll have sweeping vistas of the Mediterranean coastline, the surrounding islands, and the port of Toulon.
