All-inclusive, the Léo spirit
Full board, entertainment and kids’ clubs included
All-inclusive, the Léo spirit
Full board, entertainment and kids’ clubs included
Information and bookings (head office): +33 (0)4 82 29 02 79, Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm
Nestled in the Gulf of Saint-Tropez, in the heart of the French Riviera, in Ramatuelle, come and laze on the legendary Pampelonne beach, a 5-minute walk from the holiday village. In this 5-hectare protected natural area, enjoy the lush vegetation where pines and vines mingle.
Our holiday village is made up of rooms and gîtes arranged in small Provençal-style hamlets. The team will be keen to introduce you to the many activities laid on for children and teenagers, as well as activities for parents, with discovery programmes to give rhythm to your holiday.
Sport, relaxation and discovery
a comedy festival like no other in France, brought to you free by Vacances Léo Lagrange
Le Mag – Highlights
26 Sept to 4 Oct 2026
A week of regattas where classic sailing yachts and modern yachts meet in the gulf, a quarter of an hour from the village.
activities and entertainment for all ages
Monday to Friday from 9am to 12pm and from 2pm to 5pm; Wednesdays all day from 9am to 5pm.
July – August only
Monday to Friday from 9am to 12pm and from 2pm to 5pm; Wednesdays all day from 9am to 5pm.
July – August only
Our preferred partners are at your service
Lose yourself in the spiralling lanes of this Provençal village perched above the vineyards and the Mediterranean. Cobbled calades, vaulted passageways, flower-decked façades and little squares tell of a Provence that has remained remarkably authentic. A must-see to explore at a leisurely pace, ideally at the end of the day. Visit its market on Thursdays and Sundays all year round
Above Ramatuelle, the Moulin de Paillas windmill watches over the hills, the vineyards and the bay of Pampelonne. Restored in the tradition of old Provençal mills, it makes a superb destination for a walk and offers one of the finest panoramas in the area. Especially worth visiting as the light begins to fade
Nearly 4.5 kilometres of sand facing a Mediterranean of turquoise hues: Pampelonne is far more than a beach, it is an iconic landscape of the French Riviera. Made legendary by 1950s cinema, it also retains a remarkable natural character. Best enjoyed early in the morning, when the coastline regains all its serenity.
From the little beach of L’Escalet, set off on foot along the coastal path past secret coves, pines and crystal-clear waters. After about a 40-minute walk, the spectacular isthmus of Cap Taillat comes into view, a natural area protected by the Conservatoire du littoral. Probably one of the most beautiful walks on the entire peninsula.
Head up high to discover another side of Saint-Tropez. Built from the early 17th century, the Citadel now houses a museum devoted to the extraordinary maritime history of the people of Saint-Tropez. From its ramparts, the view takes in the rooftops of the town and the whole gulf.
A few steps from the port of Saint-Tropez lies one of the gulf’s major cultural venues. Housed in a former chapel, the Musée de l’Annonciade recalls the decisive role Saint-Tropez played in the avant-garde painting of the early 20th century. An ideal cultural interlude between two coastal outings.
Go behind the scenes of an exceptional craft born in Cogolin in 1924. On antique looms, artisans carry on the making of high-end rugs that have won over artists, interior designers and great houses the world over. A rare discovery where industrial heritage, contemporary design and craftsmanship meet.
Nicknamed the “Venice of Provence”, Port-Grimaud reveals an astonishing maze of canals, bridges and colourful houses facing the water. Stroll along the quays or hop aboard a boat to discover this unique lagoon town, blending Mediterranean architecture and a gentle way of life. A charming escape in the heart of the Gulf of Saint-Tropez.
Wicker baskets, olives, soaps, printed fabrics and sun-ripened fruit: markets set the rhythm of the week all over the peninsula. Ramatuelle holds its own on Thursdays and Sundays all year round, while the famous Place des Lices in Saint-Tropez comes alive on Tuesday and Saturday mornings. Gassin, Cogolin, Grimaud and La Croix-Valmer complete the round, each with its own atmosphere and producers. Best enjoyed early in the morning, before the heat, to put together the day’s picnic.
Your stay
143 rooms for 2 to 6 people 43 gîtes for 4 to 6 people (24 to 36 m²) with equipped kitchenette Cot and baby bath lent on reservation
Fresh, varied self-service buffets at all 3 meals Cooking based on seasonal produce, with local or themed specialities Picnic hampers on reservation Self-catering guests: access to the restaurant and takeaway dish of the day (at extra cost)
Organic fruit juices and cocktails created by our bartenders Village square facing the pool Two terraces and an indoor bar
Seminars & team building
Nestled in the Gulf of Saint-Tropez, in Ramatuelle, Le Sentier des Pins hosts your business events just metres from Pampelonne beach, a 5-minute walk away along a private path.
Hiking
Close to the Sentier du Littoral coastal path, Le Sentier des Pins is the ideal starting point for hiking in the Var: fine sandy beaches, secret coves and shady pine woods, walkable all year round thanks to the Mediterranean climate.
Diving & snorkelling
The village has its own on-site diving centre, Cap Camarat, where qualified professionals welcome you just minutes from your accommodation, with state-of-the-art equipment.
Mountain biking & cycle touring
Between the Gulf of Saint-Tropez and the Estérel massif, Le Sentier des Pins opens up scenic roads, hilltop villages and the vineyards of the hinterland to cycle tourists and mountain bikers alike.
Booking & contact
Our advisors are available.
[email protected]1332 Route de Bonne Terrasse, 83350 RAMATUELLE
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