Camping on the Côte d'Azur

The Var is renowned for its superb sand and pebble beaches, with favourites including Anse Méjon, Ramatuelle, Six-Fours-les-Plages, Saint-Clair au Lavandou, Pampelonne, Fréjus. After a day soaking up the sun and playing in the sea, and picnic as the sun goes down is impossible to beat. 

Only accessible by boat, this island park offers a marine world filled with colourful fish and coral. The crystal clear waters make snorkeling and scuba diving an amazing experience that kids and adults alike won’t want to miss out on. Plus, the park is home to some of the best beaches in Europe, so you can relax and soak up the sun. 

Accessible by cable car from the top of Mont-Faron, Toulon is known as the 'most beautiful harbour in Europe!' This picturesque port offers stunning views of azure waters, rolling hills, and quaint villages - creating an atmosphere unlike any other. Families can enjoy exploring the nearby beaches, checking out the bustling markets, or simply taking in all that the harbour has to offer.

With stunning views, spectacular hikes and exciting activities, this magnificent gorge has something to offer everyone. The trails around the gorge are designed to suit all abilities and ages, making it an ideal spot for parents to explore with their children. For those looking for an even more thrilling experience, there’s a range of adventure activities available such as kayaking and canyonning. Visitors can also take part in guided tours to learn more about the geological history of the gorge and its wildlife. 

The Massif des Maures is a small mountain range that stretches from Hyères to Fréjus. With its picturesque forests and serene lakes, it provides the perfect backdrop for outdoor activities such as hiking, cycling, fishing, and bird watching.

This charming little island is perfect for families looking to spend quality time together in an idyllic Mediterranean setting. With its white sand beaches and crystal-clear waters, it's the ideal spot for swimming, kayaking, or just soaking up the sun. The old village and its fort provide a fascinating insight into the island's history, while the selection of restaurants and shops offer plenty of opportunities for exploration.