All the beaches

In the Pin-Rolland district, fine sandy beach bordered by a pine forest of century-old trees and planted with Mediterranean plants: pine nuts, Aleppo pines, thyme, rosemary and other sea spray ...

A "Toutou-Beach" dedicated to your four-legged companions has been set up in Saint Elme, south of the nautical base. Your dogs will be able to enjoy the joys of swimming.

The best known, biggest and busiest of the beaches in La Seyne sur Mer. It is located to the south of the town before the Saint Mandrier peninsula in the tourist district of Les Sablettes.

Small pebbled beach further down from Clos beach, very busy in the summer and popular with windsurfers when the mistral wind blows!

Located at the entrance to the port, nice small sandy beach.

Family-friendly shingle beach with a section sheltered by the pines! Get there by foot along the coastal footpath or in the car via the Chemin des Canniers.

Small gravel beach located after Cap Nègre towards Le Brusc, ideal for families with children and water sports (jet-ski, diving, boat rental, windsurfing). Paid parking, first aid station.

Sandy beach, located at the entrance of the port, one can admire the boats in the "small harbor" of Toulon.

To the south of the town, this cove with fine black sand is sheltered from the wind. It is popular with families because the water is shallow for quite a way out. Away from the main road, there is ...

Small sandy beach from which you can admire the city of Toulon, its port, its harbor and the mountains that overhang it.

Oriented to the south, about 800 meters from the heart of the village, the beach of the Coudoulière which owes its name to its "coudoulets", stones rounded by the movement of the waves, overlooks the...

Further along Bonnegrâce beach, La Frégate is located at the edge of Sanary. A small, quiet beach, ideal for families, with sand for children to build monumental sand castles! • Non smoking

Only 600 metres from the small port at Brusc, the beach extends all along the cliff at Cros so it is easy to get to from the road. This sandy beach offers you a magnificent view of Les Embiez island.

This large pebble beach is the largest in Six Fours. It stretches for around 1.2 km alongside the Promenade Charles de Gaulle.

A delimited canine bathing area is available on Bonnegrâce beach on a section of the beach known as "Brutal Beach". Access is authorised for dogs, except for 1st and 2nd category dogs.

This narrow stretch of sand protected by two headlands can be reached by authorised paths from the Rayolet district. Park along the road in the direction of Brusc, a few hundred metres after ...

A succession of small coves followed by a large sandy cove, sheltered from the traffic, in the direction of Brusc. A very family-friendly beach close to tourist accommodation, shops, restaurants and ...

This small beach is further down from Les Sablettes beach. The narrow stretch of sand is popular with families and fairly busy.