Nearby activities

The Brusc village

Vélo lagune

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.

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Lagune du Brusc

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 […]

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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 […]

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Base nautique

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.

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marché brusc

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)

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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) […]

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Activities on foot or by bike

Parc de la Méditerranée à Six-Fours-les-Plages

Mediterranean Park

The Parc de la Méditerranée covers approximately 10 hectares. Its location at the tip of Cap Nègre offers magnificent panoramic views: the Brusc lagoon, the Embiez archipelago, the bay of Sanary-sur-Mer, and, in the distance, the “Eagle’s Beak” leading toward La Ciotat and the Calanques National Park. Perfect for daydreaming and strolling, families flock here […]

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Bateau Gaou

Hike – Gaou Peninsula

Want to discover a little corner of paradise with many faces—well-known to everyone in the Var but still untouched, so peaceful yet so lively, so quintessentially Mediterranean yet with a touch of Brittany when the wind blows? All of this is right next to your vacation rental at Au Chant des Cigalous: a 10-minute bike […]

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notre dame du mai

Notre Dame du Mai

This pilgrimage chapel was built in 1625. Its many paintings and votive offerings reflect the region’s strong Christian influence. Perched 350 meters above sea level at the summit of Cap Sicié, it enjoys an exceptional location, offering an impressive view of the open sea and the coastline. Free access by car or bus to the […]

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Plage Mont Salva

Hike – Mont Salva Nature Reserve

While the beaches are, of course, a must-see in Six-Fours, the town also boasts other hidden gems just a stone’s throw from your vacation rental at Au Chant Des Cigalous, including a Sensitive Natural Area above the village of Le Brusc. This spot is a little-known, secret slice of paradise off the beaten path for […]

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Lagune du Brusc

Brusc Lagoon

This stretch of water extends from the port of Le Brusc to Gaou Island. The water is as calm as a lake and shallow. This natural environment is protected by both the Natura 2000 network and the Conservatoire du Littoral. The lagoon serves as a breeding ground for various species and is home to a […]

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Vue de l'île des Embiez face au Brusc

Embiez Island

Home to 90% of the Mediterranean’s native species, Paul Ricard’s Île des Embiez boasts a wealth of flora and fauna. Its untamed beauty is both its most surprising and most cherished feature: coves, reefs, pine forests, and scrubland, flowers, and vineyards. Whether on foot, by bike, or aboard the little train, the island’s spectacular views […]

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Plage du Brusc

Beach 400 m away

Six-Fours-les-Plages, as its name suggests, boasts many beaches along its coastline, each with its own unique features. Bonnegrâce Beach is the largest and offers a wide range of activities, while Brutal Beach attracts surfers and wind foil enthusiasts. A section of this beach (Doggy Beach) is even reserved for dogs! There are also the beaches […]

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Children's Activities

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Marine Exploration

Underwater viewing for €18 on the Aquascope in Le Brusc: Come aboard to discover the coastal flora and fauna! This vessel, part submarine and part boat, lets you enjoy the seabed. An unforgettable sea cruise, staying completely dry, with the underwater world right at your fingertips…

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les ecuries du Brusc

Les Écuries du Brusc Equestrian Center, 2 km away

Experience the garrigue and our region in a whole new way: on a pony or horseback (€40 for a 1.5-hour ride). Pony rides are €10.

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Lama

Var Lama farm

The Var Lamas Educational Farm (just 3 km away) invites families to tour the farm, meet and pet the llamas, and participate in hands-on workshops focused on wool (produced on-site). Visits are by appointment only, at a cost of €15 per person.

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coudou parc

Coudou Parc

Get ready for adventure just 4 km from the cottages! This is a beautiful 10-hectare tree-top adventure park located in the Coudoulière woods, near the sea. With courses for children as young as 2, Coudou Parc is a great place for family fun. In the shade of the pine trees, 23 courses await you (€18 […]

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Activities within an hour's drive

plage de l'estagnol

Estagnol Beach

Take advantage of a day with a strong mistral wind to enjoy an unforgettable picnic on one of the Mediterranean’s most beautiful white-sand beaches, just an hour’s drive away: 475 meters long, with fine sand. It’s also popular for its shady pine forest. Its lagoon, prized for its wild, unspoiled beauty, offers plenty of space […]

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Frioul Archipelago

For a tour of Marseille that goes beyond the Old Port, set sail for a true escape. In the heart of Marseille’s harbor, facing the city, the islands of Pomègues, Ratonneau, If, and Tiboulen make up the Frioul Archipelago, covering an area of 200 hectares. Ferry services run daily to the Frioul Archipelago. Departures are […]

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route des crêtes

A Walk Along the Route des Crêtes

From Cassis to La Ciotat The Route des Crêtes is spectacular. As you leave Cassis, take the RD141 to the right. Europe’s highest sea cliffs offer incredible views of the Mediterranean, Cassis, and its calanques to the west; and La Ciotat and its Bec de l’Aigle to the east. Along the Route des Crêtes, designated […]

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Mucem and the Cosquer Cave

The MUCEM, the Museum of European and Mediterranean Civilizations, is well worth a visit and also features various exhibitions that extend all the way to Fort Saint Jean, connected by a footbridge. Stunning views of the Old Port are guaranteed, and there’s direct access to the Panier district—our very own Marseille version of Montmartre! We […]

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port de marseille

The City of Marseille

If you’re stopping in Marseille, just an hour’s drive away, you simply must explore the city’s must-see attractions. What would Marseille be without the Old Port? Since ancient times, it has been one of the city’s most iconic landmarks. Renovated in 2013, it’s a must-visit spot for everyone—perfect for strolling, grabbing a bite to eat, […]

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chapelle de Pépiole

Pépiole Chapel in Six-Fours

A 6th-century pre-Romanesque chapel, restored in 1956 by Father Charlier. It has a wonderful charm, and a stroll through its grounds will offer you a peaceful moment of serenity. This little paradise is much loved by the locals. The chapel has been listed as a Historic Monument since 1967.

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The Bay of Toulon and Porquerolles

The city of Toulon has always been a stronghold of the French Navy and remains France’s leading military port to this day. The aircraft carrier Charles de Gaulle is based there. Several forts have been built around the harbor since the 16th century to protect the naval base. Today, several boat operators offer guided tours […]

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The Calanques by boat

The calanques, limestone cliffs, plunge into the turquoise waters of the Mediterranean. Beyond Mont Salva, between Cassis and Marseille along more than 20 km of coastline, you’ll find the jewels of the Calanques National Park. They are accessible by sea and offer delightful cruises from Sanary (you can book them with Croix du Sud V). Example: […]

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marché sanary

The village of Sanary, 6 km away

Every Wednesday morning, head to Sanary for the “Most Beautiful Market in France” (2018)! You can do your shopping and discover local products while admiring the authentic “Pointus,” the region’s traditional fishing boats. Stroll through the pedestrian-only streets of downtown, where you’ll find fashion boutiques and artisanal shops. In the summer evenings, there’s a night […]

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Medieval village of Le Castellet

Just a 20-minute drive away, the hilltop villages of La Cadière d’Azur, Le Castellet, and Evenos are scattered among the vineyards of the Bandol AOC. These are typical Provençal villages where you can find a bit of cool relief in the summer. Le Castellet, in particular, is an authentic medieval village where you can stroll […]

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