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Le Lavandou and the Var’s beaches: 5 unmissable van escapes

From turquoise coves to hilltop villages and untouched nature, the Var offers breathtaking landscapes. Here are 5 must-see spots for unforgettable road trips in a camper van.

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Le Lavandou, a gem of the Côte d’Azur, is the perfect starting point for exploring the treasures of the Var. Here, winding roads lead to fine sandy beaches, wild calanques and history-rich villages. Ready to hit the road? Here are our top picks for magical stops, all accessible by van.

Plage de l'Anglade

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This fine sandy beach, lined with parasol pines, is a peaceful haven between Le Lavandou and Bormes-les-Mimosas. Its shallow waters make it an ideal spot for a family swim.

Cap Bénat

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This rocky headland offers stunning views over the Mediterranean and the Hyères islands. A walk along its trails reveals secluded coves and a rich marine ecosystem.

Village of Bormes-les-Mimosas

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Ranked among France’s most beautiful villages, Bormes-les-Mimosas charms visitors with its flower-filled streets and medieval castle. Its 360-degree panorama over the sea and islands is simply breathtaking.

Fort de Brégançon

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The official residence of French presidents, this 18th-century fort sits on a small island near Bormes. A guided tour offers a deep dive into the region’s military history and architecture.

Calanque de Maubois

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Reachable after a short hike, this wild calanque is a haven of untouched nature. Its crystal-clear waters and rugged surroundings make it the perfect place for a relaxing break.

Massif des Maures

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This wooded massif, nestled between sea and mountains, is a paradise for hikers and nature lovers. Its trails lead to exceptional viewpoints over the Var coast.

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