Bed and breakfasts in Draguignan and the Dracénie

Located in the Var department, between the Maures and Estérel mountain ranges to the south, and the Verdon mountains to the north, the region of Draguignan and the Dracénie stands out for its varied landscapes. Rolling hills, sunny valleys and plains are dotted with Provençal villages, vineyards and olive groves.

The villages of the Dracénie

The villages of the Dracénie appeal through their Provençal atmosphere, heritage and rural character. They are well suited to a quiet outing or a day of discovery, between shaded squares, old lanes and hill landscapes.

• Tourtour: known as “the village in the sky,” Tourtour is perched at 635 meters above sea level and offers broad views of the Argens Valley and the surrounding mountains.
• Flayosc: this typical Provençal village, set on a hill, reveals views of the Argens Valley.
• Lorgues: in the heart of the Dracénie, Lorgues is surrounded by vineyards and olive groves. It is particularly famous for its Provençal market.
• Callas: situated at the foot of wooded hills, this peaceful village offers a calm setting for a stop in the Dracénie.
• Bargème: at an altitude of 1,097 meters, Bargème is one of the highest hilltop villages in Provence. Listed among the “Most Beautiful Villages of France,” it retains a strong medieval character and open views over the Haut Var.

A rich and diverse heritage

The Dracénie also stands out for its cultural and architectural heritage. The region is home to many castles, churches and historic monuments. Provençal traditions are still very much alive, with numerous festivals animating the villages throughout the year, offering visitors a unique immersion into local culture.

An outing towards Green Provence also introduces Le Thoronet Abbey; organise a day around this area.