Visit and stay at a campsite near Saint-Cyr-sur-Mer
Baie des Lecques, plage de la Madrague, calanque de Port d’Alon… Saint-Cyr-sur-Mer’s emblematic sites have a distinct Provence feel. A little jewel on the Var coast, Saint-Cyr-sur-Mer has all the charm and softness of the Mediterranean for a natural, seaside vacation. One of the most beautiful seaside towns on the Côte d’Azur to discover on a camping holiday near Sanary-sur-Mer!
Discover Saint-Cyr-sur-Mer
Nestled in the shelter of the hills, on a beautiful stretch of coastline just 20 minutes from Camping Les Playes, the small town of Saint-Cyr-sur-Mer has retained the atmosphere of a Provencal village.
The town center is a delight to stroll through, with its many hidden sculptures. Among them is a famous replica of the Statue of Liberty! There’s also the Tauroentum Museum, housed in a superbly preserved Villa Maritima, where you can explore the Roman remains.
In Saint-Cyr-sur-Mer, you can enjoy the pleasures of the seaside, with the emblematic sandy beaches of Les Lecques and La Madrague. If you prefer water sports to sunbathing, you’ll be spoilt for choice: paddle, wake-board, jet-ski, towed buoy… And why not try scuba diving to discover the seabed?
In the heart of Provence’s landscapes
On the seafront, signposted hiking trails allow you to stroll in the shade of the pines with a breathtaking view of the Mediterranean, as on the Pointe Grenier trail. Take a break in an unspoilt cove or in the postcard-perfect setting of the Port d’Alon cove, and admire the scenery.
Saint-Cyr-sur-Mer lies at the heart of a Natura 2000 site and also offers unsuspected treasures on the land side, such as the surprising sand hill or trails through vineyards (of the Bandol appellation) and olive groves.
What to do in the Saint-Cyr-sur-Mer area
Situated between Marseille and Toulon, Saint-Cyr-sur-Mer is close to some of the best-known towns on the Provencal coast and a host of tourist attractions. You’ll be spoilt for choice!
Take in the sights of typical villages, such as Le Castellet. Or enjoy the sea, thanks to the countless beaches and paths that stretch along the coast. Admire the crystalline waters of the calanques of Cassis or La Ciotat.
Stop off at Bandol, with its famous wines, pretty port, beaches and the superb nearby island of Bendor. Then admire the Bay of Sanary and its breathtaking view of the offshore islands. Take the time to stroll through the typical little port of Sanary-sur-Mer and admire the pleasure boats, or climb up to the exotic garden of Sanary-Bandol and discover its extraordinary species.
Just 20 minutes from Saint-Cyr-sur-Mer, the city of Toulon offers many cultural attractions. It’s also known for its harbor, its harbor and its funicular railway leading to the top of Mount Faron, which overlooks the entire coastline.
Nearby Six-Fours-les-Plages has a long-standing reputation for its famous fort overlooking Cap Nègre. From the point, you can enjoy panoramic views of the bay and the jewels of the Parc de la Méditerranée (reopening in 2024). The best starting point for the islands of Les Embiez and Ile du Gaou, the pretty port of Le Brusc is also very close to the forests of the Cap-Sicié massif.
What to do in the Saint-Cyr-sur-Mer area
Situated between Marseille and Toulon, Saint-Cyr-sur-Mer is close to some of the best-known towns on the Provencal coast and a host of tourist attractions. You’ll be spoilt for choice!
Take in the sights of typical villages, such as Le Castellet. Or enjoy the sea, thanks to the countless beaches and paths that stretch along the coast. Admire the crystalline waters of the calanques of Cassis or La Ciotat.
Stop off at Bandol, with its famous wines, pretty port, beaches and the superb nearby island of Bendor. Then admire the Bay of Sanary and its breathtaking view of the offshore islands. Take the time to stroll through the typical little port of Sanary-sur-Mer and admire the pleasure boats, or climb up to the exotic garden of Sanary-Bandol and discover its extraordinary species.
Just 20 minutes from Saint-Cyr-sur-Mer, the city of Toulon offers many cultural attractions. It’s also known for its harbor, its harbor and its funicular railway leading to the top of Mount Faron, which overlooks the entire coastline.
Nearby Six-Fours-les-Plages has a long-standing reputation for its famous fort overlooking Cap Nègre. From the point, you can enjoy panoramic views of the bay and the jewels of the Parc de la Méditerranée (reopening in 2024). The best starting point for the islands of Les Embiez and Ile du Gaou, the pretty port of Le Brusc is also very close to the forests of the Cap-Sicié massif.