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Frédéric et Françoise107, Route Raymond Degioanni
83400
Hyères
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Directions
To travel from Toulon or Nice, take the A57 motorway and then the A570 highway until you reach the roundabout in Hyères les Palmiers. From there, continue on the main track towards Olbia. At the next roundabout, take the second right towards "Islands / Airport" and go under the railway bridge. Stay in the left lane until the traffic and then continue towards D97 Islands, passing through Senses and The Sheepfold. At the roundabout named "Mary Jo" (with a restaurant on the right), follow the signs for "Madrague" and continue on the main road. Take a left onto the path of the Beach, following the signs for Free Parking with 140 seats and Bi-cross track, until you reach the top of the parking area. You can park either in front of the house (with space for 2 cars) or in the large parking lot below the house.
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Attractions
- Villa Noailles: Located in the heart of Hyères, Villa Noailles is a stunning modernist villa that showcases contemporary art and design exhibitions. The villa's unique architecture and beautiful gardens make it a must-visit for art enthusiasts.
- Îles d'Hyères (Porquerolles, Port-Cros, and Île du Levant): Just a short boat ride away from Hyères, these three islands offer pristine beaches, crystal-clear waters, and untouched natural beauty. Porquerolles is known for its white sandy beaches, Port-Cros is a national park perfect for hiking and diving, and Île du Levant is famous for its nudist-friendly beaches.
- Hyères Old Town: Wander through the charming streets of Hyères Old Town, known as "Vieux Hyères," and discover its medieval past. Admire the historic buildings, quaint shops, and picturesque squares. Don't miss Saint-Paul Church, a beautiful example of Gothic architecture.
- Villa Carmignac: Situated on the island of Porquerolles, Villa Carmignac is a contemporary art museum set in a magnificent natural landscape. The museum houses an impressive collection of modern art and sculptures, surrounded by gardens and stunning views of the island.
- Giens Peninsula: Offering breathtaking coastal views, the Giens Peninsula is a paradise for nature lovers. Explore its hiking trails, visit the picturesque fishing village of La Madrague, or relax on the sandy beaches of Almanarre or La Bergerie.
- Salins d'Hyères: Located on the outskirts of Hyères, the Salins d'Hyères is a salt marsh area known for its unique flora and fauna. Take a guided tour to learn about the salt production process and enjoy birdwatching in this protected natural reserve.
- L'Almanarre Beach: Popular among windsurfers and kitesurfers, L'Almanarre Beach is renowned for its strong winds and turquoise waters. Enjoy sunbathing, swimming, or trying out various water sports while taking in the beautiful coastal scenery.
- La Tour Fondue: Situated on the Giens Peninsula, La Tour Fondue is a historic tower that once served as a defense against invasions. Today, it offers panoramic views of the Mediterranean Sea and serves as a starting point for boat trips to the nearby islands.
- Château d'Hyères: Overlooking the town of Hyères, the Château d'Hyères is a medieval castle with a fascinating history. Explore its ruins, enjoy the panoramic views from the tower, and learn about the castle's role in the region's past. 10. Jardins Olbius-Riquier: Escape the city and relax in the Jardins Olbius-Riquier, a beautiful botanical garden in Hyères. Stroll through the lush greenery, admire the exotic plants, and enjoy activities such as mini-golf, a petting zoo, and a small train ride for children.