• Plage du Débarquement - A stop at the beach where American forces landed in Provence during World War II.

We will begin with a scenic hike around the lakes (ancient blue stone quarries), showcasing striking color contrasts and red rocks in myriad shades. The area offers numerous points of interest in geology, flora, and botany (or opt for a less strenuous touristic train ride to the village).

• Port du Poussai - A quaint and charming port for fishing and yachting, featuring nautical and scuba diving activities. Enjoy a stunning view of the Golden Island, famously depicted in Tintin’s comic book “The Black Island.”

You can have a picnic lunch at picnic tables or on a beautiful beach (options include sea bathing, swimming, kayaking/StandUp Paddleboarding, diving (with prior request), adventure/escape games, or 4x4 buggies - inquire about extra fees - some options are only available for groups).

• Le Dramont - Another segment of the coastal path with dramatic landscapes where red cliffs plunge into the Mediterranean. A highlight of the Esterel Departmental Natural Park.

Enjoy beautiful views, forests, and red rock cliffs (short hike 45 minutes - long hike 2 hours).

• Agay - A perfectly curved bay offering a stunning view of Dramont and the Esterel mountains.
• Theoule sur Mer - Nestled in a small cove of the Estérel, Théoule is a tranquil seaside resort and a paradise with everything to delight holidaymakers: turquoise waters lapping against sandy beaches shaded by palm trees, and numerous red rock creeks.
  The ideal spot for sea activities in a heavenly setting (Paddleboarding, Kayaking, Snorkeling) or simply to relax and enjoy the beautiful landscapes and sandy beaches.
  Visit Theoule Castle (optional).
• Mandelieu-la-Napoule - A stop in this typical village offers the chance to visit its unique Castle, home to the Napoule Art Foundation, established in 1951 by Marie Clews in memory of her husband, Henry Clews. The couple spent 17 years restoring the “Château de La Napoule,” a former medieval fortress now housing Henry Clews’ (1876-1937) sculpture collection and international art projects.
• La Pointe de l’Aiguille - A highlight of the Esterel coast, offering an extraordinary spectacle where red rocks plunge into a sea that shifts in shades of blue and green with the seasons.

• Professional local guide
• Lunch
• Train tickets (back and forth)

• Tips

A unique historical trainline across the Esterel coastline (bridges, canyons, tunnels) with commentary on board

Breathtaking sceneries, off-the-beaten-tracks, with mountains, coves, beaches & red cliffs.

Exceptional hikes to find natural landscapes & water sports (extra fees for kayaking or StandUp Paddleboard) to discover idyllic hidden beach spots

A great experience through the Esterel Mountains, the “French Riviera Colorado”

A typical local picnic lunch in an unusual place (or a delicious restaurant (+ extra fees)

Local guide, professional and expert of this exceptional natural site.

Guided tours in small groups for a better quality of service (max. 16 pers.)

• Sporty Tour (if you want to make the short hikings)

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.