Pointe de l'Aiguille Natural Park
Trails through scrub of lavender, broom and strawberry trees, past red cliffs, up to a lookout.
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One of four pebble beaches in clear-water coves under jagged red volcanic rock, with an underwater snorkel trail running along it.
About 80 hectares of umbrella pines and maquis on a hill above the bay, with 20 km of paths, a family of donkeys and lookouts over the Lérins Islands.
129 rooms and suites plus 12 apartments, a heated indoor-outdoor pool over the sea, a rooftop called Marea and a daytime brunch café, Café Crème.
Arts from Oceania, the Americas, Asia and Africa and musical instruments from around the world, in the old quarter on the hill, free for under-18s.
A pizzeria with a menu that runs from ham and veggie pizzas to burrata and honey ones.
Narrow cobbled lanes climbing the old fishing quarter to a church and a castle tower at the top, with an electric bus up for anyone who'd rather not walk.