周辺の天然記念物・トップ4

This viewpoint not only keeps its promise, but also invites you to take a little spiritual rest with its beautiful wooden cross. The small sacred monument erected here looks out over the city to the sea, as if with the viewer.

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Magnificent view of the sea at the top of the island

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Despite its name, this narrow coastal path leading to Pointe Grise gives way to stunning cliffs of the red coast and views out to sea and back to Sanary-sur-mer.

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La Pointe Sublime really offers a breathtaking view of Toulon and the islands.

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The last section of the spectacular footpath (marked yellow) begins relatively hidden at the end of a dead-end street and then winds its way directly along the cliffs on a narrow, stony and sometimes steep path to the port of Sanary. Sturdy shoes and sure-footedness are not recommended when it is wet

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Hiked last week and enjoyed the beach afterwards A must if you are in the area. Then short detour to the headland Ile De Gaou is worth seeing

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Magnificent island belonging to the Paul Ricard Islands. The ribs are simply sublime. You have to go there in the early morning it's best to enjoy the beach. https://www.lesilespaulricard.com/acces-ile-embiez/

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Mont Caume is the highest point in the Toulon mountains, with an altitude of 801 meters. It is a limestone mountain surrounded to the south by the Baou de Quatre Oures (576 m), to the north by the Grand Cap and the Siou-Blanc massif (which stretches from Mont Caume to the valley of Signes), to the east by Mont Faron (584 m) and Mont Coudon (700 m) and to the west by Gros-Cerveau (446 m). https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mont_Caume

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