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10 tips for a nice trip at Hyères

Discover our selection of 10 great ways to spice up your vacation. Here are a few good places to eat locally, as well as a list of activities to make the most of your immersion in the region. Don't look for anything complicated: nature offers you everything, so respect it and enjoy!

La Brasserie des îles

The restaurant La Brasserie des îles will delight all lovers of the sea. We particularly salute its responsible commitment to guaranteeing short circuits. The menu features fresh, local produce. A la carte: homemade ice creams and fish from the day's catch, served on colorful, appetizing plates.

Le Reine Jane

Looking for a mythical spot for dinner or a drink in a cinema setting? The Reine Jane bar serves up local produce in a 50s-style hotel. Its 200 m2 roof terrace offers panoramic views of the sea and pine trees, in an intimate lounge atmosphere. 

Almanarre beach

This beach, undoubtedly one of the most beautiful on the coast, stretches over 4 km of sand and pebbles, bordered by crystal-clear waters. It is laid out in delimited areas dedicated to bathing or water-based activities such as windsurfing, paddleboarding or kite-surfing. 

The Bergerie market

Looking for fresh produce? You'll find what you're looking for at the Bergerie market in Hyères. Bakers, fishmongers, greengrocers, cheesemongers... all await you with their local specialities, which you can also sample on the spot, on a small terrace overlooking the sea.

The Château de Hyères hike

Since the 11th century, Hyères has boasted the largest feudal castle in Provence. It is embellished by a remarkable 6500 m2 terraced garden. Several walking trails of varying distances invite you to take a tour of the castle and admire it from every angle.

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Catamaran outing

Take a catamaran outing to visit some of the most beautiful sites along the coast. Glide over crystal-clear waters to discover the region's beaches and heavenly coves. You're sure to find what you're looking for - by the hour, by the day or for dinner.

The Carmignac Foundation

 The Fondation Carmignac, in Porquerolles, offers a contemporary art collection of 300 works. It also awards a photojournalism prize, enabling the winner to produce investigative reports on human rights violations.

The Rayol estate

The Domaine du Rayol is a small Garden of Eden on the corniche des Maures. Species from all regions of the globe enchant the 20-hectare paradise known as the Mediterranean Garden. Its educational activities aim to raise awareness of ecology.