Brusc Village
Discover the charming village that welcomes you!
Bike rides
Two cycling routes along the coastal trail: – The first route is the “Coastal Loop.” It is 12 km long, follows bike paths, and is rated as easy. – The second route is the “Mont Salva Loop.” It is 13 km long, follows roads, and is rated as moderate.
Protected natural areas
From Cap Sicié to Mont Salva, and especially the Île des Embiez and the Brusc Lagoon, Six-Fours boasts a vast coastal area that is doubly protected by the Natura 2000 network and the Conservatoire du Littoral. The lagoon serves as a nursery for fish and is home to a diverse array of marine flora, including […]
The Church of Le Brusc
Tourism began to take off in Le Brusc at the end of World War I. As the fishing industry gradually declined, Le Brusc became a hub for residential living, seaside tourism, and recreational boating. The sculptor Paul Landowski, in particular, settled there in 1927 and built a studio where he would create a significant portion […]
4-Star Water Sports Center
The town offers a wide range of water sports, including kayaking, windsurfing, Optimist sailing, catamaran sailing, stand-up paddleboarding, and scuba diving.
The Brusc Provençal Market
Every Thursday morning, the weekly market is held on Quai Saint Pierre. Tuesdays and Saturdays in downtown Six-Fours Wednesdays in Sanary: arrive very early—leave by 8:00 a.m. to get a parking spot! (Evening markets throughout the summer)
The Village of Le Brusc
Le Brusc, north of Sanary and Bandol, is a charming little fishing village in the municipality of Six-Fours. A world of its own, with its shops, events, residents who love where they live, and such a peaceful atmosphere. There are still four fishermen selling their catch at the harbor (on Thursday mornings at the market) […]