French Riviera - Saint Tropez - Massif des Maures - Saint Maximin & Sainte Baume - Sainte Victoire - Bandol - Hyères and Porquerolles Island - Gorges du Verdon - Thoronet Abbey - Cotignac - Fréjus & Saint Raphaël - Esterel
The Haut Var is the region situated between the Verdon to the north and the Maures and Sainte-Baume mountain ranges to the south. The region is nicknamed "Green Provence," characterized by a landscape of vineyards and hills, dotted with picturesque villages that epitomize the charm of Provence.
Cotignac is famous for its tufa cliffs and troglodyte caves. The Cours Gambetta, with its plane trees and fountains, is a perfect place to relax and enjoy the Provençal atmosphere.
Tourtour, perched on a hill and nicknamed "the village in the sky", offers spectacular panoramic views of the surrounding region.
Aups, known as the "truffle capital", offers a highly prized truffle market in winter. Its medieval streets, ancient houses, and Gothic church make this village a must-visit.
Villecroze, a medieval village, is famous for its troglodyte caves and shaded gardens. The narrow alleys and stone houses add to the charm of this peaceful place.
Classified among the "Most Beautiful Villages of France," Bargème is perched at over 1,000 meters altitude, offering breathtaking views of the region. The feudal castle and medieval streets testify to its rich historical past.
We can only mention Salernes, Fox-Amphoux, Tavernes, Montmeyan, Sillans-la-Cascade, and others, as it would be too long to list them all here. The Haut Var is an inexhaustible land of discovery for lovers of an authentic Provence.