Cap Estel

Succulents from every continent on a hilltop 429 meters above the sea where a medieval fortress stood, with caves, a waterfall and views to the Estérel.

A free guided walk past the stills, the perfumer's organ of scents and the soap workshop, where bars are scented, shredded and pressed.

Labyrinthine medieval lanes lined with craft shops on a steep rocky outcrop, reached from the sea by a footpath named for Nietzsche.

Gravel beach below the cliffs, backed by a pine grove, with a playground and a beach volleyball court.

Harbor-front institution with a terrace and rooftop facing the boats, serving pizza alongside Mediterranean and French dishes.

Modeled on an ancient Greek house, on a rocky point facing the sea, with frescoes, mosaics and furniture copied from old vases and ruins.