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Tourist map and places to visit in Collobrières
Here is our interactive map of Collobrières, nicknamed the capital of the Maures mountains. You will find all the information you need to locate the monuments, parking lots, and must-see sites in this authentic Provençal village. Our interactive map will help you find your way around the narrow streets of the historic center and quickly identify major places of interest such as the Chartreuse de la Verne or the Saint-Pons church.
This map of Collobrières will help you explore the village and its surroundings at your leisure. The village is located in the heart of the Massif des Maures and its forests, which rise to 770 m.
How long does it take to visit Collobrières?
A full day will allow you to discover the essentials of Collobrières. Allow 2 to 3 hours to explore the village and its main monuments. The Saint-Pons church overlooks the village and offers a beautiful panorama.
A visit to the Chartreuse de la Verne requires an additional half-day. This monastery, classified as a Historic Monument, is located 12 kilometers from the village. The monastery can be visited freely and independently with a booklet provided on arrival.
For a more in-depth stay, plan a weekend. You can then enjoy the hiking trails that crisscross the surrounding forest.
Where can I download a map of Collobrières in PDF format?
A detailed map of Collobrières is available directly on this page. Click on the “Download the map” button above our interactive map to get your copy in PDF format.
This handy document will accompany you on your travels. It shows all the tourist sites, available parking, and main roads. You can also get free maps at the tourist office.
The office also offers detailed hiking maps for €2.
Where is the tourist office?
The Collobrières inter-communal tourist office is located at Boulevard Charles-Caminat, 83610. The tourist advisors are available all year round to provide information on activities and monuments to discover.
You will find personalized advice and a ticket office offering preferential rates. Free WiFi is available for visitors. The office also offers maps for hikes and tours of the village.
Opening hours vary depending on the season. In high season, the office is open Tuesday to Saturday from 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. and from 3 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. In low season, opening hours are reduced and the office is closed on Mondays.
Where to park in Collobrières?
Parking can be difficult during high season, especially during the famous Chestnut Festival in October. All parking lots in Collobrières are clearly marked on our interactive map on this page.
The Terre Rousse parking lot is the most convenient option. It is located near the Confiserie Azuréenne, 1 minute from the village center. This free car park has a height restriction of 2.1 meters and offers public toilets.
The Stade car park, located on the outskirts of the village in the direction of Grimaud, offers a spacious alternative. Please note that it is only subject to a charge during the October festivities. Parking areas for motorhomes are also available to the east and west of the village.
What are the must-see places?
The Chartreuse de la Verne is the must-see site of your visit. The Chartreuse de la Verne is located in the heart of the Maures massif at an altitude of 425 meters. This 12th-century monastery, now occupied by nuns from Bethlehem, immerses you in the spiritual history of the region.
The church of Saint-Pons, perched at the top of the village, dominates the landscape. It offers an exceptional panorama of the Réal Collobrier loop. The neo-Gothic church of Notre-Dame-des-Victoires is also worth a visit with its glazed tile bell tower.
The Lambert plateau is home to the most impressive menhirs in the Var. The highest in the Var, they date from a period between the end of the Neolithic era and the end of the Bronze Age. Access is only possible on foot, with a 4-hour round trip.
Don't miss the Confiserie Azuréenne, where you can discover chestnut-based specialties. The village's geological museum exhibits remarkable collections on local mineralogy.
How to get to Collobrières?
From the A8 motorway, take the Le Luc en Provence exit, then follow the N97 to Gonfaron before taking the D39. South of the N7, at Le Luc en Provence (30 km), take the N97 to Gonfaron (20 km), then the D39.
An alternative route allows you to reach the village from the A57. Exit at Cuers, then take the D14, which passes through magnificent forest scenery, to Collobrières. This option takes you between Cuers and Saint-Tropez over 36 kilometers.
The village is located 44 kilometers from Toulon and about an hour's drive from the main towns on the French Riviera. Please note that the roads are winding and narrow, particularly when accessing the Chartreuse de la Verne.
What are the best hotels in Collobrières?
The Hôtel Restaurant Notre Dame stands out for its exceptional location on the riverbank. This charming 3-star hotel welcomes you in a family atmosphere. It offers a swimming pool and a shaded terrace where breakfast is served facing the river. The Hôtel Restaurant des Maures also offers an authentic setting with its 15 spacious rooms and restaurant serving traditional Provençal cuisine. These two family-run establishments welcome you to the heart of the village with all the charm of Provençal hospitality. Their restaurants showcase local produce and specialties made with chestnuts, in a peaceful, green setting in the Maures mountains.
Also worth reading to help you plan your stay in Collobrières:
NEIGHBOURING TOWNS AND VILLAGES
Puget-ville (8 km), Cuers (8 km), Pierrefeu (15 km), La Londe Les Maures (20km) and Bormes les Mimosas (30 km).