Holiday rentals and lettings in Var

An easy-to-navigate destination

Discover Var in comfort through its efficient public transport system. Regular buses and trains connect the picturesque towns, making it easy to explore the region. From the coast to the mountains, Var's public transport takes you to stunning destinations, offering a hassle-free experience to make the most of your stay and you'll be able to get to your private holiday letting in Var without much hassle, whether you're in La Ciotat or have rented a holiday letting in Sanary-sur-Mer.

Var, a place full of restaurants and shops

Var invites you to a culinary feast with a wide range of restaurants, from local bistros to elegant waterfront options. Book a holiday letting in Var and enjoy authentic Provençal cuisine and discover charming shops offering local produce. Whether exploring vibrant markets or sampling delicacies in cosy cafés, the gastronomic offerings and unique shops make Var a paradise for lovers of good food and shopping. For more of this kind of foodie destination, we recommend the holiday lettings in Côte d'Azur.

Var for nature lovers

Var offers breathtaking scenery, from golden sandy beaches to picturesque mountains. Nature lovers can explore the trails of the Port-Cros National Park or enjoy water activities in the southeast of the Var department, close to the holiday lettings in La Ciotat.

Var for culture lovers

With charming old villages, medieval castles and archaeological sites, Var is a historical treasure trove. Travellers interested in culture will enjoy exploring the region's rich cultural heritage, from Provençal markets to local festivals. Rent a villa in Var and discover all the charm hidden in the history of this destination.

1. Explore the incredible Bando
2. Fall in love with the Majestic Mountains of Esterel
3. Discover Porquerolles, The Jewel of the Mediterranean
4. Experience the Magic of Saint-Tropez
5. Explore the Gorges du Verdon

1. Explore the incredible Bandol

Name gorged with sunshine, Bandol is an authentic seaside resort that seduces us with its beaches, creeks, natural coves, marina, lively market, preserved flora and vineyards. An excursion to the island of Bendor, a small rocky outcrop of 6 hectares nicknamed "the island of the arts of the Mediterranean"; a hike along the coastal path; a short stop on Capelin beach nestled in a preserved cove; or a tour of the vineyards will allow you to appreciate all the diversity of Bandol. For a family-friendly holiday, explore the charming family-friendly holiday lettings in Var and create lasting memories for you and your loved ones.

2. Fall in love with the Majestic Mountains of Esterel

Esterel, a small mountain range culminating at 614 metres and bordering the Mediterranean between Saint-Raphaël and Cannes, is a crystalline massif of volcanic origin that offers a breathtaking panorama. Its red rocks, tinged here and there with purple, yellow or grey, mixed with the azure of the Mediterranean, the green garrigue and the oleanders, make it one of the most amazing landscapes on the coast. Many hikes offer the opportunity to discover the area with, among others, the Peak of the Bear, the Saint-Barthélemy rock, the Calanque and the Cap du Dramont, the belvedere of Cap Roux, the Mont Vinaigre, the Perthus ravine, the gorges of the Blavet. For an exquisite experience, discover villas in Cassis, offering a perfect blend of luxury and natural beauty along the enchanting Esterel coastline.

3. Discover Porquerolles, The Jewel of the Mediterranean

Located 10 minutes by boat from the Pointe de Giens, 7km long, Porquerolles is the largest of the Golden Islands. A true paradise, you will be amazed by its unspoilt nature, its authentic charm and its sublime landscapes. You will have the choice between, the North: white sandy beaches with crystal clear waters or, in the South, cliffs, steeper landscapes and wild scenery that you can admire from the Lighthouse with a 360 degree view. Finally, the interior will allow you to enjoy the local flora and fauna: vines, olive trees, pines, lemon trees, orange trees, mandarin trees, eucalyptus trees and the emblematic cicadas of Provence

4. Experience the Magic of Saint-Tropez

Charming fishing port, international capital of the jet set, refuge of painters, Saint-Tropez is a little bit of all that. During the summer period, a victim of its success, Saint-Tropez is difficult to access; if possible, choose the off-season for a visit in complete peace of mind. During this period, this village with its incomparable charm reveals all its splendour: ochre and pink facades bathed in incredible light, medieval alleys, narrow passages, secret gardens, poetic squares, the Ponche district with its small fishing port... not to mention the many restaurants where you can discover the local cuisine. Its 12 kilometres of coastline offers no less than 6 beaches, making Saint-Tropez a true natural setting. Explore numerous restaurants offering local cuisine and find tranquillity in affordable holiday lettings in Var, creating an idyllic haven amidst Saint-Tropez's natural coastal beauty.

5. Explore the Gorges du Verdon

This immense canyon is the result of the erosion of the Verdon River and presents gigantic cliffs of limestone rocks. The panoramas offered are breathtaking and the Provençal villages nestled on the edge of the faults are real perched sentinels. A road allows you to discover the gorges and its majestic landscapes. In order to fully enjoy this exceptional site, pedal boats and kayaks are also a very good option.