Tourism in Saint-Zacharie

For you, vacations are an opportunity to enjoy nature? Discover Saint-Zacharie, a picturesque village in the Var. Nestling under the bright skies of Provence, the village reveals its streets and old houses. The village of Saint-Zacharie has local stores and a pleasant atmosphere.

Outdoor activities are numerous. You can go hiking, cycling or mountain biking on the paths and trails of Provence. Various nature activities can be practiced in Provence: horse riding, golf initiation, tree climbing course, climbing initiation, paragliding initiation…

From the Mediterranean coast to the mountain pastures of the valleys of the Alps, the attractiveness of the Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur region also relies on its gastronomy. Make the most of your stay in Saint-Zacharie to visit local producers, directly on their farms, or at the many markets in the area.

In Provence, discover a quality historical and cultural heritage: churches and chapels, castles and fortifications, listed towns and villages, museums… The region’s heritage offers the promise of great ideas for visits and discoveries. In a village, a beautifully restored church. There, the ruins of an old castle.

To find out more, you can contact the Tourist Office or the Tourist Office.

Are you planning to find accommodation in Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur? Do you like camping? You prefer to sleep in a hotel or in a bed and breakfast? We can help you find accommodation in the region.

The Sainte-Baume National Park

Between Toulon and Marseille, the Sainte-Baume massif culminates at an altitude of more than 1150 meters, at the signal of the Béguines. The massif is an incredible playground for the practice of natural leisure activities: hiking, cycling, horse riding, paragliding… This natural site has a remarkable fauna and flora, with many species of birds such as the Tengmalm’s owl, the grey flycatcher, the Bonelli’s eagle, the Jean-le-blanc circaète, the European roller, the Cincle plongeur… The Sainte Baume is also home to many remarkable buildings. Marie-Madeleine, a character from the Gospels, is said to have spent many years meditating in a cave near the summit, transformed into a troglodyte. The town of Saint-Maximin, with its monumental basilica, is also a major tourist attraction. As for the iceboxes, they are a vestige of the time when refrigerators did not exist: ice was produced in winter, which was then transported by mule to the major cities of Provence.

Museums in the Var department

During your stay, you will be able to open the doors of an impressive number of museums. There are several dozen in the department: the House of Chocolate in Roquebrune-sur-Argens, the Museum of the Annunciation in Saint-Tropez, the regional museum of stamps and philately in Le Luc…