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Vignobles de Provence & de Méditerranée

A weekend in the “Vineyards of Provence & the Mediterranean”

Looking for a getaway that combines exceptional vineyards, a wild coastline and the Provençal way of life?

Embark on a journey to the “Vineyards of Provence & the Mediterranean” destination: from its fine sandy beaches facing the Golden Islands to its renowned wine châteaux, you will be captivated by the charms of a preserved region where chilled rosé is enjoyed against a blue backdrop, nestled between sky and sea.

  • 2 days

    Duration 

  • 55 km

    Itinerary 

  • 4

    Vineyards 

Step 1

Bormes-les-Mimosas

Guided tour of the Fort de Brégançon

It all begins in Bormes-les-Mimosas, on a rocky outcrop 35 meters high, at the tip of the small hamlet of Cabasson.

Did you know that it is possible to visit the official residence of French presidents? Accompanied by a guide and by reservation only, Step inside the Fort de Brégançon for a truly a plunge into the heart of history, in a site with an exceptional past.

For 2.5 hours, step into the rooms where certain political decisions were made, admire the refined decor and soak up the unique atmosphere of this place full of mystery, at the breathtaking view.

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Une belle baie turquoise avec des bateaux de plaisance et une île au loin.

Step 2

Château Léoube

Wine tasting, lunch with sea view and swimming

Now we head to Château Léoube, 4 km away, for a first immersion into the world of Provençal winemaking. It is at Cap Bénat, Nestled on a small rocky promontory on the Var coast overlooking the town of Bormes-les-Mimosas, this magnificent estate stretches across 560 hectares in the heart of the Côtes de Provence appellation. offers a breathtaking landscape on the Hyères islands, known as the Golden Islands because of the sublime reflections that the sun produces on the rocks of the archipelago.

In the château's shop, you'll discover all the estate's organic wines, as well as other products that evoke the flavors of Provence, such as their extra-virgin olive oils, honeys, and jams. If you visit during the season between April and October, settle in at Café Léoube For lunch facing the sea, with your feet in the sand. On the menu: Mediterranean dishes prepared with fresh, seasonal produce, to be savored slowly in front of the azure horizon.

In the afternoon, treat yourself to a relaxing moment on the Pellegrin beach, one of the most beautiful in the Mediterranean, with direct access at the far end of the estate. Its turquoise waters and fine sand make it a true paradise for swimming enthusiasts.

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Une table élégante en bord de mer, avec des mets raffinés et du vin.

Step 3

Bormettes Castle

Discovering the Côtes de Provence-La Londe PDO

Continue your journey to the Château des Bormettes, just a short 15-minute drive away, for a more in-depth visit of this... A century-old estate and its 17th-century vaulted cellar, An exceptional building housing around thirty barrels used for aging premium wines. The tasting that follows will allow you to appreciate the diversity, finesse, and elegance of the rosé wines from this family estate, which also offers a range of white and red wines with an inimitable character.

Certified HVE 3 since 2021, Château des Bormettes enjoys a privileged geographical location on the Var coastline. Bordering the sea, its vineyards stretch across 72 contiguous hectares of hillsides, surrounded by 150 hectares of protected scrubland and forests. But the location is not only splendid, it is also of high quality, as it belongs to the Côtes de Provence La Londe appellation, which distinguishes a wild, secret and authentic territory.

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Des rangées de vignes verdoyantes s'étendent sur un paysage vallonné méditerranéen.

Step 4

Château Maravenne

Gourmet dinner & overnight stay in the heart of the vineyards

Stay in La Londe-les-Maures to finish off this first day and treat your taste buds again. See you at The Plate, The Domaine Figuière restaurant, open from April to September, invites you to dine on the terrace shaded by eucalyptus and strawberry trees, overlooking a sea of vines. Chef Sébastien offers an inventive and tasty cuisine, with signature dishes prepared on the outdoor grill. The wine list, meanwhile, gives pride of place to wines from the Figuière estate, for a perfect food and wine pairing.

After dinner, head to Château Maravenne to spend the night in one of its charming guest rooms. Located in the heart of the vineyards for a peaceful night in the heart of nature, They are all named after a different grape variety and offer comfort and refinement. The Château Maravenne team will give you a warm welcome. In the early morning, wake up to the view of... spectacle of the vineyards bathed in the golden light of dawn.

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Maison de campagne avec piscine, entourée de vignes et d'oliveraies, vue aérienne.

Step 5

Château La Gordonne

A stroll among the roses

For this second day, we're heading to Château La Gordonne., an exceptional estate Nestled in a schist amphitheater facing the sea, the guided tour of the winemaking facilities will allow you to understand the entire winemaking process. You will also see a bronze bell dating from 1654, of great historical and heritage value and therefore listed as a Historical Monument.

Special mention for the castle rose garden, a sublime garden that boasts no less than 1652 roses Designed as a natural laboratory for the cellar master of La Gordonne, it offers the eye a wide variety of shades of pink, ranging from the softest to the most intense.

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Des roses délicates en pleine floraison devant un magnifique château de style classique.

Step 6

Collobrières

Chestnut Capital & Verne Charterhouse

In the heart of the Massif des Maures, Collobrières awaits you for a final stroll in a picturesque village with an authentic atmosphere. Cobbled streets, colorful shutters, a river spanned by an old humpback bridge, and large plane trees shading the Town Hall square. A perfect setting to enjoy chestnut ice cream, the local specialty, and visit the Azurean Confectionery famous for its natural candied chestnuts 100%.

Just 12 km away, one last treasure remains to be discovered. The Chartreuse de la Verne This monastery, dating back to 1170, was built on a rocky outcrop for protection against invasions. The building is adorned with serpentine stone, a local volcanic rock that lends it a unique beauty. You can admire its imposing volcanic marble portal, explore its cloisters, its former prison, and even its bakery. Since 1986, a community of nuns has resided here, adding a new spiritual dimension to the site.

This is where your journey ends, taking with you the very essence of this land where you have lived. the gentleness of the sea spray, mingled with the flavor of wine delicacies.

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Des grains de café en plein vol, une image dynamique et chaleureuse.