Hotels near La Mole Airport (LTT), La Môle

Great beaches, a few of nice eateries near various good beaches.Little shops very close by selling everything you might need. Including delicious pastries & bread for the morning.Cycle paths alongside the coast road. Fabulous walking trails, if prepared to go uphill the views are worth it, or get dropped off near the top, easier, & walk down, that’s how I did it 😊

Very quiet and classy part of southern France. Somewhere to relax and chill out with lovely restaurants and options for day and evening. Less busy than some of the towns further up the coast but still easy to get to via car / taxi.

Cogolin is a great base for enjoying the surroundings of Saint-Tropez. Cogolin is a quaint town where every building has a small boat pier, situated throughout a network of canals. The adjacent Port Grimaud is very cute and all other locations such as Saint Tropez, Ramatuelle, and Pamplonne are only a short drive away.

What I love the most about the beautiful village of La Croix-Valmer is the vibes. Local, loving people, quiet, but not so quiet, especially in the center where we can have public beaches, pizza at ''Super Pizza Restaurant'' and any other restaurants, Boulangerie and ''Spar'' Supermarkt. Also, we can hike (my partner and I went for a hike) from Plage l'Escalet to Plage Gigaro. It was so hot in the summer, but we could always have a skin dip and swim along the way. The breathtaking panorama along the way was absolutely worth it!! Finally, we did wine testing (Dégustation de Vins) at Domaine Tropez. Very nice and very recommended! and visited Port Grimaud and a beautiful full-of-flower village nearby called ''Gassin'' :)

We have visited Cavalaire sur Mer several times and this was our first visit for over 7 years. It hadn't changed much, we could wander around the streets that we knew so well. The beach is amazing with beautiful sand. We found our favourite bar on the front overlooking the harbour and enjoyed a drink just relaxing and taking in the surroundings. The Wednesday market is also well worth a visit as it is quite a good size with many different things to look at. There is a hotel right on the front which sells beautiful crepes with a wonderful view of the sea front, what else could you ask for.

In Cogolin itself, there is not much to see or do, except for some great wineries (e.g. Chateau St. Maur that is excellent) and for enjoying walks in the nature. It has, however, a nice bakery and great fruit shops as well as a large supermarket (ELeclerc) and cheap petrol station (ELeclerc). What is really nice is that, while it is not very touristic, it is centrally located to go to: - Grimaud (10 min) - St. Tropez (20 min) - St. Maxime and further (20 min) towards Fréjus for beaches - Toulon (port) - 50 min - Marseille - 1hr 45 min - Countryside driving/cycling towards Grasse / La Croix-Valmer, etc. - Fréjus/St. Raphael - 50 min - Cannes - 1.5 hr - Nice - 1hr45min And for further driving: Italy: 2 hrs)

This is a most lovely destination. Excellent chef although the style of food has shifted from Provencal tastes to more generic tastes. The campus is lovely, the rooms both modern and traditional if that is possible. The pool on the entry ground level is beautiful with a view out over the Mediterranean sea where you can also eat meals overlooking the pool and the sea as you eat. One warning. While the ground floor entry that contains the restaurant Vista, the bar and the pool area plus an outside bar space, you have to navigate a series to stairs to access the rooms and suites. There is an elevator for some of them that face the 2nd lap pool with rooms built into the hillside that look over the valley and the pool area and the rooms on the opposite side. But this is the are for health and fitness, so there is noise from the pounding beat of music in the gym, the noise of swimmers and instructors shouting directions etc. Those rooms are wheel chair and those challenged with ambulatory problems via that elevator and some rooms are designed for those in wheel chairs. Our room had not been checked after being unused over the winter so many shower controls, WC etc had controls that were not working and issues with the AC. But to give credit, the administration got right on the issues and they were corrected immediately thanks to the delightful woman who made up the room who even make up the sun chase longue on the covered veranda outside the room as a bed for me. There were light cotton curtains that gave privacy and kept out flying bugs so it was a lovely indoor/outdoor experience. So I can recommend this marvelous destination that is open all year long, great food and friendly and efficient service on all levels plus it is perfect for those seeking health and beauty treatments and programs both in the health center and outside for hiking, biking and other activities with help on planning.

Cavalaire-sur-Mer the hidden gem. The French Riviera is often associated with Nice, Cannes, and not least Saint Tropez - I have been to all these places. All these places are also associated with "celebrities" - but I have to ask myself - what do these celebrities think is so great about these places? Personally, I don't like queuing in a city, neither when it comes to parking, nor going to shops or restaurants..... you do that in these 3 cities - it's nothing but total chaos, where even restaurant tables are placed far out into the streets, so if you're lucky enough to get a table at a restaurant, you'll have "470" people pass you by before you've been served so much as a glass of water - THAT'S what I call not pleasant. Cavalaire-sur-Mer, was a very nice little town, with just the right relaxed atmosphere, walking along the harbor promenade surrounded by just the right amount of people, a lot of great and good restaurants, with enough space to get your peace wanted, while you were not the only guest at the restaurant, they were reasonably full. It was such a pleasant experience that we have already decided that HERE is where we want to return.

Absolutely the WORST mistake ever Left that with no place to stay but my car and lm glad l did. Remote property near st Tropez A really creepy experience. When I told host we didn't feel safe to stay he said Booking would return our money, knowing Booking needed his approval first. He said no, so Booking said no. Didn't sign his safety waiver nor agree to civil litigation he demanded when we arrived either. Booking should have helped me with this. I live five thousand miles from property and had to rely on owners description. If I end up paying money for this nightmare I'll find another agent for my trips in

This small town has most facilities and some good eating places in town and nearby. It is close to the most fabulous family beaches at Gigaro and Debarquement. Cavalier-sur-Mer and St Tropez are worth visits as is Ste Maxime, but be prepared for heavy traffic! If staying a while visit the local police to get a weekly parking permit. This is good value and relieves the stress of deciding how long to pay for. You need a driving licence and your car registration document.