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Aven du Caveau walks
Siou Blanc-l'Impluvium d'Orves-Pyramide de Cassini-L'Arche de la Garoute
This hike will take you across the Siou Blanc plateau. First, head south towards the Impluvium d'Orves, the Pyramide de Cassini and its fabulous view of Mont Caume and the Rade de Toulon, as well as the Grand Cap. Then head north overlooking the Gapeau valley to discover the Arche de la Garoute hidden in the woods of the Morières-Montrieux national forest.
Walks near Aven du Caveau
Tour of the southern side of the Saint-Mandrier peninsula
To fully enjoy this short hike, it is advisable to start from the Toulon pier and cross the beautiful harbour on board a Mistral boat. The hike itself allows you to discover the south coast and the beautiful panoramas of the Saint Mandrier-sur-Mer peninsula.
The coastline between Six-Fours and Sanary
This easy route will take you to Bonnegrâce Beach and the wild coastline of Sanary, as well as offering a glimpse into the history of this cradle of underwater exploration.
Le Pradet coastal route and customs officers' path.
Le Pradet is a true paradise for walkers. Its trails offer exceptional panoramic views of the Mediterranean, fascinating historical remains and unspoilt nature. This coastal path winds its way between beaches and cliffs, offering breathtaking views of the sea. It leads to Garonne Beach, passing through coves and exceptional vantage points, and finally to Fort Saint-Louis.
Hyères - Collobrières
The Grande Traversée des Maures, or "Montem Maurum" as it was described in the Middle Ages, has never been attempted. This "diagonal route through the Maures" takes us through magnificent Provençal landscapes. A varied, wild vegetation and exceptional views punctuate this route. This adventure begins in Hyères (former Templar commandery) and ends in Collobrières (capital of the Maures) during the first stage.
From the Hostellerie to Saint-Zacharie via La Taurelle
This lovely walk starts at the Hostellerie de la Sainte-Baume and heads to Saint-Zacharie. It passes through the fabulous site of the Huveaune springs, where the water forms waterfalls from one pool to the next. It’s all completely natural. It’s one of the region’s most beautiful spots, especially when there’s water. The trail then passes through the pretty Taurelle valley before descending towards the Source des Nayes and Saint-Zacharie.