Roquebrune sur Argens

Discover Roquebrune-sur-Argens, a charming village in the Var

Roquebrune-sur-Argens is a pretty village in the Var, located about ten kilometers between Fréjus and Saint-Raphaël. This municipality stretches nearly 28 kilometers from north to south.

Roquebrune offers three completely different atmospheres within the same area:

• First, you will find the charming medieval village in the center, overlooked by the Roquebrune rock, which rises to 373 meters.

• To the south, the Issambres district stretches 8 kilometers along the Mediterranean coastline with its beaches and coves.

• To the north, La Bouverie offers a preserved natural setting at the foot of the Blavet Gorges.

The old medieval center

Roquebrune, a town rich in cultural and architectural heritage, offers its visitors pleasant and enriching walks:

• Rue des Portiques, with its remarkable arcades and period frames.

• The 7 Fountains trail through the streets and squares.

• Flowers: Roquebrune is a winner (4 flowers) of the National Flower Village Competition.

Beach and relaxation in Les Issambres

Les Issambres boasts 8 kilometers of coastline facing the Gulf of Saint-Tropez. You can alternate between fine sandy beaches, wild coves, and Mediterranean creeks. San Peïre beach in the center of the resort stretches for 300 meters. This beach is supervised during the season and welcomes families and tourists.

La Gaillarde beach marks the boundary with Saint-Aygulf. Water sports activities are available all day long: jet skiing, water skiing, sailing, and scuba diving. The port of Les Issambres offers boat rentals and sea excursions.

After swimming, you can visit the Thalasso Spa les Issambres. This center, which has been open for over 20 years, has a 160 m² heated seawater pool. The treatments use seawater drawn from the sea and Thalgo products. The hammam, solarium, and massages complete the seaside wellness offering. We love it!

Hiking along the Argens

The Argens flows through Roquebrune for 28 kilometers before reaching the sea at Fréjus. This river, which is 100% Varese, winds its way through a Natura 2000-listed landscape. The kayak or paddleboard descent from the base of the Rock to Saint-Aygulf covers 14 kilometers in a wild setting.

The Arena Lake covers 30 hectares at the foot of the rock. This former quarry, now filled with water, is ideal for paddleboarding, pedal boating, and kayaking. A path runs around the lake, making for an easy stroll. In the countryside, trails lead from the banks of the Argens to the top of the rock via La Bouverie. More than 20 marked trails crisscross this natural area.