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Tourist map and places to visit in Le Lavandou
On this page, you will find our complete interactive map of Le Lavandou with all the essential points of interest for your stay. This seaside resort in the Var department is renowned for its 12 sandy beaches stretching along 12 kilometers of coastline. The town has 5,980 inhabitants and enjoys a Mediterranean climate with nearly 300 days of sunshine per year. You can easily discover the must-see attractions with our practical guide, which answers all your organizational questions.
How long does it take to visit Le Lavandou?
The best months to visit Le Lavandou are from April to November, with average temperatures between 10°C and 25°C. You can fully enjoy the village in two to three days for a complete discovery.
A long weekend will allow you to relax on the beaches and discover the essential sites. You will have time to explore the 12 beaches, visit the Villa Théo and take a trip to the Îles d'Or. A full week will give you the opportunity to deepen your discovery of the heritage of the Var.
You can then venture into the Massif des Maures, explore Bormes-les-Mimosas or go hiking on the coastal path. Families with children will particularly enjoy a week-long stay to take advantage of all the activities at their leisure.
Where can I download a map of Le Lavandou in PDF format?
You can download the official map of Le Lavandou free of charge by clicking on the “Download map” button above our interactive map. This PDF document, provided by the tourist office ot-lelavandou.fr, will help you plan your visit.
The map shows all the districts of the town from Anglade to Pramousquier. You will find the location of beaches, parking lots, and the main tourist attractions. This map will be particularly useful for planning your trips by bike or on foot.
The tourist office also provides themed maps according to your interests. These practical documents will accompany you throughout your stay so you don't miss any of the wonders of Le Lavandou.
Where is the Le Lavandou tourist office?
The “La Maison du Lavandou” tourist office is located at 153 Quai Gabriel Péri, opposite the port. You can contact them on +33 (0)4 94 00 40 50 or by email at info@ot-lelavandou.fr. The team speaks Italian, German, English, Spanish, and French.
In high season, the office is open Monday to Saturday from 9:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. and from 2:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m., and on Sundays from 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. and from 3:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. In low season, opening hours are reduced to Monday to Friday from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. and from 2:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. The establishment offers services adapted for people with disabilities.
You will find all the practical information you need to organize your stay. The advisors will provide you with information on accommodation, restaurants, and activities available. The office also has a shop selling regional products and souvenirs.
What are the must-see places in Le Lavandou?
The 12 beaches are the main attraction, including Saint-Clair beach, nicknamed “La Perle” (the pearl), and Anglade beach, which is ideal for families. The coastal path offers an exceptional walk along the coast with views of the Îles d'Or. Each beach has its own personality and specific facilities.
The Villa Théo, former home of the neo-impressionist painter Théo Van Rysselberghe, built in 1910, now hosts temporary and permanent art exhibitions. The Saint-Louis church will surprise you with its colorful frescoes and peaceful atmosphere in a pedestrian alley. Its typical Provençal architecture is well worth a visit.
The Îles d'Or (Golden Islands) - Porquerolles, Port-Cros, and Île du Levant - are accessible by boat from the port. These unspoiled natural areas offer exceptional landscapes and water sports. Provençal markets allow you to discover local flavors and regional crafts in an authentic atmosphere.
How to get to Le Lavandou?
By car, take the A8, A57 or A50 motorways and exit at Hyères, Le Muy or Brignoles. From Marseille, follow the A50 towards Toulon, then the N98. From Nice, take the A8 towards Toulon, then the N98. The journey from Paris takes around 8 hours by road.
By train, the nearest stations are Hyères (23 km) and Toulon (40 km). From Toulon station, Zou buses take you directly to Le Lavandou. Trains from Paris take around 6.5 hours with tickets starting at $27 if you book in advance. This option saves you the hassle of driving.
Direct buses connect Paris to Le Lavandou in around 11 hours and 35 minutes. Toulon-Hyères Airport is around 30 minutes away by car. Once there, you can get around by bike thanks to the cycle path that connects all the neighborhoods.
What are the best hotels in Le Lavandou?
The Hôtel de la Fossette, a 4-star hotel located 75 meters from La Fossette beach, offers a bucolic setting in a century-old country house with panoramic sea views. This charming hotel has a hammam and offers spacious rooms with a terrace or balcony. The Hôtel Espadon, located in the center facing the beach and the port, offers air-conditioned rooms with minibars and some with balconies overlooking the sea. The Cap Nègre Hôtel, a renovated family establishment from the 1950s, is located 50 meters from Cavalière beach with rooms overlooking the sea and the Îles d'Or or the surrounding hills. These three establishments offer excellent value for money and are ideally located for exploring all aspects of Le Lavandou.
Also worth reading to help you plan your stay in Le Lavandou:
NEIGHBOURING TOWNS AND VILLAGES
Bormes les Mimosas (5 km), La Londe les Maures (12 km) et Cavalaire (20 km).