Saint-Cyr-sur-mer is a small village located between La Ciotat and Toulon enveloped in generous nature. The village includes the hamlets of Lecques and La Madrague, built by the sea in the cove of La Ciotat Bay. A beautiful countryside, occupied by vineyards and olive trees and stretching inland, offers pleasant walks and sunny excursions. The Baumelles mountain separates Saint-Cyr from Bandol. A path, called the coastal path, winds along the seaside, passing under the maritime pine forests of the hills and crossing magnificent landscapes made up of coves and coves plunging their red cliffs into the turquoise waters. The gently sloping Lecques beach, the beach of the sun that Lamartine compared to the Bay of Naples, unique in the region, stretches its two kilometers at the bottom of a wide gulf surrounded by wooded hills: the Gulf of Love. The quality of the bathing waters and the port have been rewarded for the ninth consecutive year with the award of the European “Blue Flag” label. Les Lecques is indeed for many an exceptional beach, two marinas and the main tourist district of the town. But, for the elders, it is also the memory of fishermen and legendary characters. FAMILY PLUS : Located at the gateway to the Var coast, Saint-Cyr-sur-Mer is a reference place, particularly for family tourism. A brief overview of the curiosities: the Tauroentum museum skillfully built on the remains of a Roman villa, the Sébastien Art center, its vineyards and wine estates, its churches, the Rambla promenade, traditional fishing... BLUE FLAG label : Awarded each year by the Foundation for Environmental Education, Blue Flag is recognized as a quality label in 36 countries around the world. To obtain the famous sesame, the municipality must carry out at least 5 actions to raise awareness of environmental protection. Some notable actions: Encouragement to use clean transport, setting up exhibitions on global warming, communication on local fauna and flora, ...