Campsite Cagnes-sur-Mer (06)

At just 4 km from the campsite, the Mediterranean Sea awaits you for moments of relaxation. Thanks to direct buses, you can easily reach the pebble beaches, ideal for swimming and water sports. Whether you prefer to sunbathe under the Côte d'Azur sun or stroll along the coastline, the sea offers the perfect setting for a day of relaxation.

A former fishing village, Le Cros-de-Cagnes was transformed in 1971 into a lively seaside resort, attracting sea lovers with its 3.5 km of public and private beaches. Place Saint-Pierre, the beating heart of the district, remains a popular meeting place, especially for pétanque enthusiasts. The recently renovated Rue des Oliviers invites visitors to stroll between market stalls and discover numerous restaurants offering quality cuisine.

Perched atop the château hill, Haut-de-Cagnes is a picturesque medieval village, and the oldest district of Cagnes-sur-Mer. Listed as a historic site since 1948, it has preserved the tranquility and authenticity of village life. With its narrow, shady, flower-filled streets, and stones steeped in history, the village has long since seduced

The Jardin du Domaine des Collettes, once the home of artist Pierre-Auguste Renoir, is a true haven of peace in the heart of Cagnes-sur-Mer. This enchanting garden is home to majestic century-old olive trees, witnesses to times gone by, as well as a wide variety of plant species typical of the Mediterranean region. As you stroll along the shady paths, you'll appreciate the setting that so inspired Renoir in his later years. This place is ideal for a serene break, offering an immersion in nature, history and art.

Selected by the TV show "Les plus beaux marchés de France", this Provencal market has won over visitors with its authenticity and the quality of its produce. Every Tuesday and Thursday morning, rue des Oliviers comes alive with colorful stalls offering a wide variety of fresh fruit and vegetables, local produce and specialties. It's a convivial meeting place, where you can stroll, discover Mediterranean flavors and chat with passionate producers. This market embodies the warm spirit of the Côte d'Azur and is a must-see stop for visitors and locals alike.

Cagnes-sur-Mer's museums offer a rich overview of the region's history and art. The Musée Ethnographique, within the Grimaldi château-museum, immerses you in Provençal traditions with its reconstruction of an oil mill and objects from everyday life in days gone by. A stone's throw away, the Musée Renoir, set in a magnificent estate of olive and citrus trees, lets you discover the creative world of the Impressionist, with original works and a preserved studio. Together, these museums capture the cultural and artistic essence of Cagnes-sur-Mer.

Explore Nice and its famous promenades, be enchanted by the glamour of Monaco and the sophistication of Cannes. Saint-Tropez, with its chic ambience, and the island of Porquerolles, a haven of peace, will offer you unforgettable moments. Soak up the scents of Grasse, the exotic gardens of Menton and the authenticity of Ventimille. Finally, the perched villages of Vence and Saint-Paul-de-Vence will reveal their artistic and panoramic charm.