Toulon-La Seyne sur Mer

Fancy putting your courage to the test? Strap on your harness and get ready to experience Trou Souffleur in a way that few others have the opportunity to: cross the canyon, suspended between the cliffs and the Mediterranean, and continue along the via ferrata, which seems to have been designed specifically to make you say, “Now that's what I call an experience!” A perfect blend of ropes, adrenaline, incredible views and that unique feeling of being exactly in the right place at the right time.

• An adrenaline-fueled route on the Trou du Souffleur via ferrata
• An extraordinary adventure in the Calanques along the coast of La Ciotat
• Spectacular views amidst ropes, wind-carved rock faces and the deep blue Mediterranean

The adventure starts at the meeting point - get ready for a change of scenery right away: the Trou du Souffleur awaits you with its sculpted cliffs, wind rumbling through the cavities, and a rope-assisted route that leaves no room for distractions.
Put on your harness as the guide explains how to do everything safely, then grip your carabiners and think to yourself: “Right, here we go… let’s do this!”...the via ferrata awaits you.

Make your way along the cliff face, suspended between the limestone rock and the open sea. On one side, the Mediterranean stretches out toward the horizon, while on the other, the cliffs of La Ciotat rise up like a natural amphitheater. From this perspective too, the Calanques know how to surprise you. Every step is a tiny victory; every stretch of the way reminds you that this isn’t a walk in the park – it’s an adventure.

Your guide will accompany you, encouraging you and helping you discover the hidden details of the area: the sound of the wind that gives the site its name, the hollows carved out by erosion, the many colors of the rock lit up by the sun.
It's a complete sensory experience: you'll feel the roughness of the wall, the salty breeze on your skin, the energy of a place you can’t experience anywhere else.

When it comes to an end, you'll look back and realize that this wasn’t just a simple tour:
it was the type of adventure that stays with you, the kind you look back on with a satisfied smile and a touch of pride. What will the next one be?

• Wear suitable sports clothing (avoid shorts that are too short and delicate fabrics) and sturdy hiking shoes, and bring some water in a rucksack.
• The tour may be canceled in bad weather.

Ready to see La Seyne-sur-Mer with new eyes? Here the walls speak…and hide surprises! More than 30 works from international street artists transform the city into a giant open-air art gallery. It's not just a GUIDED tour: it's a treasure hunt for smileys, for adults, children, and the endlessly curious… can you find all the smileys hidden amongst the murals? The challenge is on, and there's even a prize!

• Tour of the murals in La Seyne WITH GUIDE
• Family treasure hunt
• Mystery prize for the kids

Lace up your shoes and let yourself be guided through the streets of La Seyne-sur-Mer, a historic port city in the heart of the Mediterranean, with a bold pop soul. Every wall is a canvas, with a surprise around every corner: explosive colors, hidden messages and characters that look like they're about to jump out of the concrete.

Set off from the south neighborhood, among historic buildings and fresh works of art, which breathe new life into the facades. Here, the street art interacts with the city's maritime history... and occasionally with a few cats, who watch your every move with a suspicious air.
Then, make your way to the ancient heart of the city, a jumble of alleyways where Provençal history meets murals full of irony and poetry. Continue towards the more modern area of the city, where the style is bold, contemporary, and highly Instagrammable. Finally, the port: the scent of salt in the air, gently rocking boats, and works inspired by the sea, voyages, and distant adventures.

But be warned, now it's time for a challenge: this is not just an arty stroll. It's a real urban treasure hunt! With a special guide, you'll walk past more than 30 murals, where you'll follow clues, put your powers of observation to the test and challenge the whole family to find the hidden smileys. Who will spot them first? Mom, dad or the youngest detectives in the house?
Along the way, you will discover stories about the works of art, interesting facts about the artists, and surprising anecdotes that make the experience even more engaging. And yes, you'll laugh, you'll be amazed, and you'll learn without even realizing it.

The grand finale? A guaranteed prize for the kids: a mysterious box to take home...what does it contain? A clue? A memory? A surprise? Spoiler alert: no homework, promise

Hop on the little city train and let yourself be taken on a journey which is all about "maximum results with minimum effort": Toulon awaits you, nestled between the sea and the mountains, ready to show you its historic harbor, elegant squares, Provençal alleyways and even France’s most important naval base. Then, enjoy some time doing whatever you like on the beaches of Le Mourillon — the sea, relaxation, ice cream, walks… the choice is yours. Finally, head back into the city center for a guided walk that reveals the secrets of the old town. One day, three different ways to experience Toulon.

• Sightseeing tour on a mini urban train
• Views of the port, the old town and the naval base
• Leisure time in Le Mourillon for swimming, relaxation and enjoying the Mediterranean atmosphere
• Walk through Toulon old town

Take a seat on the mini urban train and let Toulon do all the work.
It winds its way through palm trees, squares, historic alleyways and the seafront: taking you to see the very best of the best, without forcing you to walk 10,000 steps before lunch.
Pass the port, the naval base and the Mediterranean boulevards whilst listening to stories about the city.

Then comes the moment everyone loves best: the public beach at Le Mourillon and some free time to do whatever you like. Dive in, go for a stroll, enjoy a drink, soak up the sun…total freedom. A little break in the day you didn’t know you wanted… but now you don’t want it to end.

Then, make your way back into town for a guided walk through the historic center: hidden squares, Provençal corners, pastel colors, and historical details that tell the story of a city which has far more to it than meets the eye - you're about to hear the proof. The perfect place to go souvenir shopping.

When you return to the port, you'll be left with a clear sensation: you've seen so much without any effort, and Toulon has really won your heart. Mission accomplished!

• If you want to swim, only bring what you need: a swimming costume, a backpack with beach towel, a hat, suncream and a bottle of water.

The Île des Embiez is ready to immerse you in Provencal culture, surrounded by picture-postcard views and unspoilt nature. Explore dreamy beaches, local vineyards and an aquarium that will reveal the secrets of the Mediterranean.

• Port Saint-Pierre and Fort Saint-Pierre
• Free time

You'll set off from the little harbor of Port Saint-Pierre, where you'll be greeted by restaurants, trendy cafes and little shops containing the best local handcrafts. You'll immediately be plunged into the Mediterranean atmosphere of the island, among the typical colors and scents of this gorgeous corner of the planet.

If you're a fan of amazing views, get ready to shout with joy: Fort Saint-Pierre offers spectacular views over the sea and the nearby islands. And while we take a pleasant wander along the seafront, you can start planning how to make the most of your free time!

Here are a few ideas.

Total relaxation on dreamy beaches such as Petit and Grand Rouveau? Or the intimate atmosphere of tiny coves like Pointe du Coucoussa, to explore its surprising seabed?

Meanwhile, if you're looking for a bit of adrenaline, the island offers kayaking, paddle-boarding and scuba diving, so you can enjoy the sea... in a sporty way!

Alternatively, if you're curious to discover the more authentic aspect of Provence, the island's vineyards produce a rosé that will make you want to slip a bottle or two into your suitcase: it's a tasting experience that's sure to be a real blast, including an immersion in the flavors of the island.

• If you want to swim, only bring what you need: a swimming costume, a backpack with beach towel, a hat, suncream and bottle of water.

Two sides of the amazing Mediterranean coast: the lovely harbour of Cassis with its pastel houses and colourful boats overlooked by the imposing ancient castle perched on a rock and the spectacle of the highest cliff in Europe that keeps the roaring sea at bay with its impregnable red walls.

• Panoramic tour across Provence 
• The picturesque fishing town of Cassis
• Characteristic harbour with boats of all kind
• Guided tour of the centre overlooked by the castle
• Free time to explore the town

• We leave the port of Toulon behind us while comfortably seated on our coach and head west through the lovely Provençal countryside through rural landscapes and sea views that seem to have come out of a painting.
• Our destination is the fishing town of Cassis which nestles among the sea and the Provençal hills, a true Mediterranean gem that is still untouched by mass tourism.
• A train takes us to the enchanting harbour with its cute pastel houses reflected in the water and small alleyways climbing to the top of the town.
• We begin our exploration with a guided tour of the centre dominated by the imposing castle dating back to the 14th century and perched on a rocky headland.
• We then have one free hour available for a walk to wander around the boutiques, hone our photography skills with the countless views or simply to relax in a café by the sea.

• This excursion is not recommended for guests with mobility problems.
• The centre of Cassis can only be reached by train between May and October. 
• During the rest of the year, the coach can get nearer to the town centre.
• The coach transfer from Toulon to Cassis takes approximately 45 minutes.

Let's discover St Tropez, synonymous with luxury and worldliness, but also with hidden corners, small shops and cafes.

• Saint-Tropez: Vieux Port area and waterfront promenade

• We will start our tour driving to Saint-Tropez. Initially a fortified stronghold and then a peaceful fishing village, Saint-Tropez became famous after the Second World War as a privileged destination for Parisians and in particular for directors of the French New Wave. Roger Vadim allegedly “discovered” Brigitte Bardot in Saint Tropez. During the half century that followed, Saint Tropez became a favourite destination of the international jet set, while its fabulous sheltered bay was a great attraction for sailing enthusiasts. Today many tourists still choose to visit the prestigious waterfront promenade, where the pink and tan houses of the Vieux Port shimmer in the sun.
• We will have some free time to explore the area of the Vieux Port, with its luxury yachts, small boutiques, galleries, cafés and restaurants.

• There are bars and restaurants in the area.

Sanary-sur-Mer and Bandol represent the authentic, chic side of Provence: slip into the historic port of Sanary, where the fishermen sell their freshest catch and the locals challenge each other to a game of bowls with a smile. Then it's straight to Bandol, where palm trees, cafés and elegant boutiques welcome you into a luxurious, sophisticated atmosphere.

• Sanary-sur-Mer and Bandol: two towns on the Provencal coast

Get ready to experience the real essence of Provence! As you set off from Sanary-sur-Mer, you'll find yourself in front of an enchanting harbor: pink and white houses, a market that looks like something out of an arthouse film and fishermen who treat you like a VIP as they offer you the freshest fish. The locals will make you laugh and challenge you to a game of bowls, which makes everything seem more authentic. Here, the air is full of stories to tell, and you're at the heart of the action.

The day begins with a guided walk through the village, followed by some free time to explore at your own pace. Don't miss out on the chance to wander around the market stalls, where every corner is filled with the scents of the best Provençal food.

We will then make our way to Bandol, a seriously classy town. The promenade, with its palm trees soaring above the sea, will make you feel a little more glamorous, while the chic cafés and elegant boutiques will whisper to you that it's the perfect time to treat yourself to a little luxury. After your guided walk, you'll have all the time you need to enjoy the place however you wish. And don't forget to taste the local wine: it's really delicious.

Get ready to discover two jewels of the French Riviera: Bormes-les-Mimosas, a picture-postcard Provençal village, and Le Lavandou, a little coastal paradise where relaxation on the beach and the lively atmosphere of the village await you!

• Bormes-les-Mimosas and Le Lavandou

We start in style, on board a comfortable bus. Once we arrive at Bormes-les-Mimosas, we'll follow the guide up a hill to 154 meters above sea level: it won't be hard to let yourself be seduced by the beauty of a village that looks like something out of a dream - a labyrinth of medieval streets, squares, Provençal houses in warm colors and art galleries, where every step reveals another hidden gem. Here, you'll have all the time you need to indulge in some shopping and fill your already-rumbling stomach!

Then, we'll hop back on the bus and make our way to the coast to Le Lavandou, a corner of paradise where golden beaches and a relaxed atmosphere combine to make you forget the world. Once you arrive, wander freely around this enchanting village at your own pace. In summer, the various activities transform the place into party central! Let this lively atmosphere wash over you, perhaps take a last sip of Provençal life in one of the local cafés, and then climb back on the bus, taking the charm of this journey that will stay in your memories forever with you.

• Only bring what you need: a swimming costume, a backpack with beach towel, a hat, suncream and bottle of water.

• Cours Mirabeau
• Mazarin Quarter
• Place des Quatre-Dauphins
• Saint-Sauveur Cathedral

• We will leave the port for Aix-en-Provence, university and spa city and political centre of Provence, situated little more than an hour away from Marseille. When we reach Aix, we will immediately immerse ourselves in its sophisticated atmosphere, strolling through the romantic narrow streets of the centre between the elegant residences from the 17th and 18th century. Our walking tour will begin in the heart of the city in Cours Mirabeau, a splendid tree-lined avenue with beautiful fountains and lots of outdoor cafés.
• We will continue our tour by visiting the Mazarin Quarter, designed by Archbishop Michel Mazarin, brother of the famous cardinal. Created in 1646, the quarter is laid out like a grid, characteristic of the urban planning of the 17th century.
• Also in this area we will visit the Place des Quatre Dauphins or the 'Four Dolphins Square', with a beautiful fountain adorned by sculptures of four dolphins, and the Saint-Sauveur Cathedral, featuring different architectural styles which range from the 5th to the 17th century and which can be admired from every side.
• At the end of the guided tour we will have free time to explore the local fruit and vegetable market or to relax in a café.

Experience Toulon on foot * a corner of France where history, culture and beauty come together.
Stroll through historic squares with your guide and experience the authenticity of Toulon.

• The cathedral
• Place de la Liberté and Place de l’Opera (Victor Hugo)

Set off on a shuttle boat from La Seyne-sur-Mer to the port of Toulon. After a few minutes on the water, the view will take you by surprise: on one side, you'll see the military arsenal with its imposing buildings, which seem to warn you not to get too close, while on the other is the Saint-Mandrier peninsula, promising you an extra-special exploration!

An expert guide will accompany you to the heart of the city. Squares such as Liberty and Opera look just like a film set: here, you'll find plenty of people trying to snap a glamorous selfie. Meanwhile, the cathedral,which is imposing yet discreet, recounts centuries of history.Oh, and if you're in the mood for something tasty, you're near Cours Lafayette, where you can find superb French biscuits.

• If you want to swim, only bring what you need: a swimming costume, a backpack with beach towel, a hat, suncream and bottle of water.

A tour suitable for all, for a taste of what is considered the capital of the South of France: A sightseeing tour of Marseille by coach to see the highlights and the opportunity to do some shopping or stroll around the city.

• Marseille: Palais Longchamp or Palais du Pharo, Waterfront promenade "La Corniche"
• Sainte-Marie-Majeure Cathedral, Fort Saint-Jean, Church of Saint-Laurent
• Old Port

• We will start our coach trip by driving along the famous Corniche Kennedy, Marseille's waterfront promenade which offers a fantastic view of the islands situated at the entrance to the port, until we come to Longchamps Palace or Pharo Palace, where we will make a brief stop to take some photos and enjoy the view.
• We will then set off for the Sainte-Marie-Majeure Cathedral , built in Neo-Byzantine style, where we will make another brief photo stop. We will continue to Fort Saint-Jean, built in 1660 by Louis XIV, the Church of Saint-Laurent, a fine example of Provençal Romanesque architecture built of pinkish stone from the Couronne quarries.
• At the end of the tour the coach will drop us in the Old Port area, where we will have a little free time to do some shopping or stroll around the city.

• There is only a short photo stop at Longchamps Palace.