From the large, lively beach to the discreet cove, take the time to choose your next horizon.
The 12 beaches of Lavandou and 26 beaches and calanques listed in Bormes-les-Mimosas. Discover their landscape and character, then check out the source sheet to prepare your visit.
38 beaches and coves to discover
Parking is unavailable on Thursday mornings, market day.
Car route to accessA large sandy beach close to the center, lined with restaurants and a wooden walk. A lively setting to alternate swimming and beachfront ride.
Source: Lavandou Tourist Office
Car park in the Golden Islands
Join the central beach through the streets of the centre and the seafront.
Car route to accessIn the heart of Lavandou, a long sandy beach facing the islands of Levant and Port-Cros. Shops and restaurants are within walking distance.
Source: Lavandou Tourist Office
Parking of the Chapel in Saint-Clair
Walking distance announced by the tourist office, via the underground passage and the way of the Naiads.
Car route to accessAbout 1.5 km from the centre, the fine sand meets clear water. The rocks of the Whale allow you to discover the bottoms with mask and tuba.
Source: Lavandou Tourist OfficePublic parking of the Fossette
Join the beach by passing under the road.
Car route to accessThree kilometres from the centre, this sandy beach is set in a green setting. Turquoise water and vegetation give it a soft atmosphere.
Source: Lavandou Tourist Office
The walking varies according to the chosen beach area.
Car route to accessA sandy beach punctuated with small rocky coves, about four kilometers from the center. Restaurants nearby allow to extend the day facing the sea.
Source: Lavandou Tourist Office
Distance to the beginning of access only; add descent of about 100 steps.
Car route to accessA shore of light sand and turquoise water in a preserved natural setting. A stopover to enjoy the landscape and swimming.
Source: Lavandou Tourist Office
Access via the stairs of Jean Blanc, then rocky passage. Complete distance on foot not confirmed.
Car route to accessA small sandy beach, sheltered from sights, about 5.5 km from the centre. Its shaded environment retains a wild character.
Source: Lavandou Tourist Office
Approach by the Layet sector; very difficult final access. Market parking unavailable on Monday morning in summer.
Car route to accessA small intimate cove about six kilometers from the centre. The setting lends itself to a contemplative break; the tourist office indicates a naturist practice.
Source: Lavandou Tourist Office
Downhill by a road and stairs. Parking market unavailable on Monday morning in summer.
Car route to accessThis golden sand handle is hidden away from the eyes. Naturism is reported to be tolerated by the tourist office.
Source: Lavandou Tourist Office
Parking market unavailable on Monday morning in summer.
Car route to accessA large sandy beach between Cape Nègre and the tip of Layet. Restaurants and water activities are rhythmic this bay, with some areas lined with pines.
Source: Lavandou Tourist Office
Public access via the beach of Cavalière to the east. Walking distance not confirmed; the lanes of the neighbouring estate are private.
Car route to accessAt the foot of the cape, the sand takes on reddish shades. The hills and the Mediterranean make up the landscape of this beach next to Cavalière.
Source: Lavandou Tourist Office
The parking is at Cavalière; it is not the nearest. Final access via a pedestrian path.
Car route to accessA bay protected by Cape Negre, surrounded by hills and pine trees. Small pedestrian paths allow you to discover this discreet beach.
Source: Lavandou Tourist Office
Road access to the Pellegrin parking lot
The route from the roadmark indicated by the tourist office can be reduced if you park closer inside the estate.
Car route to accessA large stretch of sand at the edge of La Londe, bordered by pine trees. The water gradually descends and the coastal path also allows to reach it on foot.
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Road access to the Pellegrin parking lot
Distance to the trail from the tip; access to the small handle extends the walk.
Car route to accessA small cove of pebbles after the Pellegrin, with some pine trees and natural deposits of posidonia. A discreet stop for coastal walkers.
Source: Beaches.tv
Road access to the Pellegrin parking lot
From the Pellegrin, continue along the coastal path. Complete walking distance to be confirmed on site.
Car route to accessRocks cut this small beach into several pockets of sand, under the chapel hill. The access on foot and the limited space give it a confidential atmosphere.
Source: Beaches.tv
Road entrance of the domain of the Estagnol
Walking from the Estagnol road entrance, via the coast. Indoor parking can shorten the walk.
Car route to accessFacing the island of Léoube, this beach mixes sand and small gravels. It comes by the coastal path, between the Pellegrin and the Estagnol.
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Road entrance of the domain of the Estagnol
Join the Estagnol, then the coastal path to the right. Complete distance to this unconfirmed cove.
Car route to accessA cove with a sandbank in the shade between the Estagnol and the tip of Léoube. It is discovered at the detour of the coastal path.
Source: Beaches.tv
Road entrance of the domain of the Estagnol
The route from the road entrance can be reduced if parking inside the area is accessible.
Car route to accessA fine sand bay surrounded by pine trees, where the bottom descends smoothly. The parking lot of the estate allows access in season; the conditions are to be consulted at the site.
Source: Beaches.tv
Road entrance of the domain of the Estagnol
Distance from the road entrance to the spot on the beach. The first access and the indoor parking can be closer.
Car route to accessIn the extension of l'Estagnol, a sandy beach open on the islet of the Garden. The coastal road leads to this more discreet shore, bordered by private land.
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CaPaLo de Cabasson parking lot
Follow the coastal path west from Cabasson.
Car route to accessBetween Cabasson and l'Estagnol, a smaller beach with light sand and clear water, you can walk along the coast.
Source: Beaches.tv
CaPaLo de Cabasson parking lot
Distance to the tip of the Vignasse, near l'anse; precise access to the beach may vary.
Car route to accessA small sand cove near Cabasson, punctuated with pines and rocks. A small harbour occupies one side of the beach.
Source: Beaches.tv
CaPaLo de Cabasson parking lot
Some passages between the parking lot and the beach. Paid parking according to the period.
Car route to accessA sandy beach with an open view of the fort of Brégançon. The pines at the back offer a pleasant setting to extend the break at the edge of the water.
Source: Beaches.tv
CaPaLo de Cabasson parking lot
Walk along the coast from Cabasson to the beach next to the fort.
Car route to accessNext to Cabasson, a sandy and pebbly shore stretches to the fort's dyke. Fishermen's cabanons are part of the decor.
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CaPaLo de Cabasson parking lot
Publicly prohibited coastal link: no proposed walk routes.
See authorized accessesAfter the fort, this small cove offers a narrow gravel shoreline in a rocky setting.
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CaPaLo de Cabasson parking lot
Publicly prohibited coastal link: no proposed walk routes.
See authorized accessesFine sand, rocks and a preserved landscape east of the fort of Brégançon.
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CaPaLo de Cabasson parking lot
Publicly prohibited coastal link: no proposed walk routes.
See authorized accessesFacing the fort, a beach lined with rocks with a small private port at one end.
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CaPaLo de Cabasson parking lot
Publicly prohibited coastal link: no proposed walk routes.
See authorized accessesAlso called Malherbe, this sandy beach is located after Galerius.
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Join the port area and the Gouron tip. Distance on foot from the parking space withheld unconfirmed.
Car route to accessClose to the port of Bormes and Lavandou, this sand handle is easy to spot. Respect the bathing area, close to the entrance of the port.
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Distance to the beach area identified by the tourist office; the nearest access may be shorter.
Car route to accessThe large beach of the Favière district combines sand, shops and beachfront activities. It is also a starting point towards the coast of Cap Bénat.
Source: Beaches.tv
Follow the coastal path to the Gaou. Variable distance according to the chosen manse; private residential lanes.
Car route to accessBetween the Favière and the tip of the Esquillette, several sand and pebbles are followed. The rocks provide small coves in Gaou Bay.
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Long access via the coastal trail with rocky passages. Full public pedestrian distance not confirmed.
Car route to accessA narrow pebbly cove near the tip of Pinet. The setting is wild, but the road includes rocky crossings and requires easy walking.
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Long coastal walk; distance not confirmed. Road access to the Cap Bénat estate is private.
Car route to accessA small calanque, recognizable by its pontoon, on the edge of the Cap Bénat estate. The coastal access is long and the swimming is exposed to it by strong wind.
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Public access by the coast only. The full distance is not confirmed; the road shortcuts cross a private domain.
Car route to accessA small sandy beach in the scenery of a sheltered port. The neighbouring estate is private; the coastal route from the Favaria is long.
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Publicly prohibited coastal link: no proposed walk routes.
See authorized accessesBetween Cape Blanc and Cape Bénat, a pebble calanque in a rocky landscape.
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Publicly prohibited coastal link: no proposed walk routes.
See authorized accessesA sandy beach and rocks at the foot of a cliff, near the semaphorus.
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Publicly prohibited coastal link: no proposed walk routes.
See authorized accessesAfter Cap Bénat, a small isolated pebbly calanque, with a narrow shore.
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Publicly prohibited coastal link: no proposed walk routes.
See authorized accessesA sand cove lined with some trees. The small beaches of Ripert and Black Comb are in this same area.
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Long coastal approach between Porto Fino and Pradet; distance on foot not confirmed.
Car route to accessBetween Porto Fino and the port of Pradet, a discreet pebble and rock beach. Access is long, with difficult passages, and the site is exposed to the wind.
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