Salines

On the seafront, facing the archipelago of the Golden Isles, discover the 166 top-of-the-range accommodations at Salines. Surrounded by sun, pine trees and palm trees, it's an ideal and unique destination for relaxing with family or friends, as well as enjoying a host of entertainment and water sports activities.

You will be staying in the superb setting of the Giens peninsula, located in the Var department, 8 km south of Hyères-les-Palmiers and 26 km south-east of Toulon. This open-air hotel is nestled in the shade of a pleasant 10-hectare pine forest, bordered by the idyllic sandy beach of La Capte. Between the sea and the salt marshes, Salines**** is part of the Collection Rivages group, which includes 4 other fine addresses: Le Phare, on the Ile de Ré, Sauvage, on the Quiberon peninsula, Rives d'Arc, in the Gorges de l'Ardèche and Les Maritimes, in the Landes (www.collection-rivages.com/fr). Harmoniously integrated into their natural environment, the aim is to offer a new concept in open-air accommodation, combining comfort, the discovery of new, top-of-the-range experiences and respect for the land.

Top-class accommodation

All in wood, the elegant Cabanes de Giens have 2 or 3 bedrooms and can sleep up to 6 people from 32 to 34 m² . The premium version has 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. The accommodation has large terraces and direct access to the beach, not to mention a fully equipped kitchen, linen provided, free Wi-Fi, air conditioning, television and final cleaning included. In 2024, you will also be able to book the Beach House, a brand new category, even more spacious (39 m² ) and upmarket, with 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms for 2 to 4 people.

The pleasures of water

A few minutes is all it takes to go swimming in the deep blue sea, then sunbathing on the sand of the immense Capte beach, which stretches for almost 4 km alongside the Salines resort ****. Thanks to the Kraken water sports centre, you can enjoy paddling, kayaking, kitesurfing, windsurfing, wakeboarding and towed buoys under the supervision of qualified instructors. The local diving school takes you on unforgettable discoveries of the region's exceptional seabed. You can also hire boats without a licence and go sailing in the surrounding area.

Well-being in action

To keep fit while you enjoy your holidays, Salines **** invites you to practise yoga, aquagym, longe-côte, Pilates and muscular awakening, with classes and sessions run by professionals.

 

Summer activities for children

 

The well-supervised children's club (6 to 12 years) and teenagers' club (13 to 17 years) offer a wealth of fun, sporting and cultural activities on site or in the great outdoors, plus a dedicated play area for a memorable holiday.

 

On-site services

 

The local bar and restaurant make it effortless to share refreshments and try the delights of Mediterranean dishes. A grocery shop and pizzeria also make it easy to enjoy a convivial meal on the terrace of your accommodation. And to get around without a car, a fleet of classic or electric-assist bicycles is available for hire at Salines ****.

 

Various excursions

 

The enchanting 4-kilometre-long Giens peninsula is a great place for walking or cycling, with a succession of around twenty coves and wild beaches. Discover the unique atmosphere of the salt marshes, home to over 80 species of birds, including the famous pink flamingo. Among the dunes, cliffs, caves and small marinas, the picturesque Provençal village of Giens is also well worth a visit. All in all, there are around a hundred kilometres of footpaths and cycle paths to choose from, including a 20-kilometre cycle tour of the peninsula.

It's easy to explore the neighbouring islands of Porquerolles, Port-Cros and Le Levant, preserved by a national park, by boat. Underwater, in addition to the posidonia meadows, there is an abundance of life, including octopus, groupers, sea urchins and scorpion fish.

And don't forget Hyères, with its 7,000 palm trees and its Ville d'Art et d'Histoire (Town of Art and History) label, founded by the Greeks over 2,400 years ago, as witnessed by the archaeological remains at Olbia. You can also admire the ramparts of the medieval town, the Templar tower, the collegiate church of Saint-Paul, forts and batteries, the modern villa Noailles... many fine buildings constructed in the 19th century to keep up with the climate.

Admire the stars from the Pic des Fées observatory. Stroll along the Maures massif and the wild Mediterranean coast towards Le Lavandou. Push on to the naval city of Toulon and the panoramic heights of Mont Faron.

Features of the campsite

• Entertainment, animations
• Miniclub for children
• Restaurant
• WIFI

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