With the kids

The dry stone walls called terraces or "restanques" in Provence are an integral part of Le Lavandou's history. At the end of the 19th century, Piedmontese workers built the Saint-Clair "restanques" for growing flowers and early fruit and vegetables.

Using the old railway "le train des Pignes", the cycle path is an 8 km secure track along the coast from Le Lavandou to Pramousquier.

Looking for an unforgettable experience? All aboard with family or friends on a Caseneuve Maxi Catamaran departing from Le Lavandou.

The “Painter’s Trail” lets you follow the steps of artists who have settled in the district for some time. This path will remind you of several important characters from the neo-impressionism period (1892-1926) from Theo Van Rysselberghe and Henri-Edmond Cross to famous writers such as André Gide and Emile Verhaeren. You will be able to find copies of their paintings on easels, all along the 2.50km path (1.5 miles). This walk can be carried out in 2 hours (easy pace).